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Électricien Réseaux Électriques Haute et Moyenne Tension
CDI4 days ago
Job Description
Brazzaville
CDD
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Description The Electrical Network Operator is responsible for the installation, connection, maintenance and troubleshooting of electrical networks. It intervenes on the electrical distribution infrastructures in order to guarantee their proper functioning, reliability and safety. As such, it carries out the work of drawing and connecting cables, performs preventive and corrective maintenance operations, identifies and solves electrical failures, participates in the works of extension and modernization of networks, and ensures strict compliance with safety standards and procedures in force during all its interventions.
Responsibilities
Perform rehabilitation, maintenance and maintenance work on high-voltage (HT) power lines in accordance with technical instructions and clearances held. Participate in the installation, connection, preventive and corrective maintenance as well as troubleshooting of medium voltage (MT) networks and their associated equipment. Contribute to the installation, operation and maintenance of electrical substations, transformers, MT cells and protective and cut-off equipment. Carry out the necessary technical checks, measurements and tests to ensure compliance and reliability of electrical installations. Apply consignment, deconsignment and recommissioning procedures in compliance with safety requirements. Conduct regular inspections of electrical equipment and report any anomalies or failures found. Ensure strict compliance with safety standards, quality and HSE procedures during all interventions. Properly use personal and collective protective equipment (PPE/EPC) and respect the instructions relating to work at height and interventions on electrical structures. Participate in emergency operations to restore power in the event of a grid outage or incident. Inform the response reports and report back to the hierarchy. Prerequisites
Education / Qualifications
Technical training in electricity, electrical engineering, industrial maintenance, electrical networks or any other equivalent field.
Experience
Professional experience of at least two (2) years in electrical network work, ideally within the NES, E2C or a company specialized in electrical infrastructure. Experience in at least one of the following areas: high voltage (HT) lines, medium voltage (MT) networks, transformer substations and associated electrical equipment. Good command of the reading and interpretation of electrical diagrams and unifilary plans. Knowledge of transformers, MT cells, protective devices, switchgear and grounding systems. Good understanding of the risks associated with electrical work and procedures for recording, deconsigning and securing facilities. Holder of the required electrical clearances or ability to obtain them in accordance with the requirements of the position. Ability to work on construction sites, outdoors and in sometimes demanding conditions. Ability to work as a team, comply with operational procedures and HSE rules. Sense of responsibility, rigor, discipline, responsiveness and commitment to safety. Good physical condition and ability to work at height when interventions require it.
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