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Electrical Technician at Mikano International Limited
CDI19 days ago
Job Description
Lagos
CDI
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Electrical Engineer (Panel Builder) chez Mikano International Limited, à Ogba, Lagos, au Nigeria. Il s'agit d'un poste à temps plein dans le secteur de l'ingénierie.
Mikano International Limited est une entreprise nigériane active dans les secteurs de la production d'énergie, de l'immobilier et de la construction. Elle propose la vente, la maintenance, l'assemblage et la distribution de produits de production d'énergie, le développement immobilier ainsi que la vente d'équipements de construction. Elle recrute pour pourvoir le poste ci-dessous.
Résumé du poste
Le titulaire du poste conçoit, assemble, câble, teste, dépanne et met en service des panneaux de contrôle électriques et des tableaux de distribution, conformément aux schémas électriques approuvés, aux spécifications d'ingénierie, aux normes applicables et aux procédures de l'entreprise. Il est responsable de la réalisation des activités de montage de panneaux dans des conditions de sécurité, de précision et d'efficacité, en respectant les standards de qualité requis et les délais des projets.
Responsabilités
Avant de commencer les travaux, il examine les schémas électriques, les schémas unifilaires, les schémas de câblage, les plans d'implantation des panneaux, les listes de câbles, les spécifications des équipements et tout autre document d'ingénierie pertinent. Il interprète et met en œuvre les conceptions électriques approuvées et les plans de montage des panneaux.
Il prépare les matériaux, composants, outils et équipements nécessaires à la fabrication et à l'assemblage des panneaux. Il assemble des panneaux de contrôle électriques, des tableaux de distribution, des panneaux MCC, des panneaux d'automatisation, des boîtes de jonction et des enveloppes électriques associées.
Il installe et câble des composants électriques, notamment des disjoncteurs,
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