Electrician
Company
JC Growth Solutions
Location
Polokwane
Posted
25 days ago
Via
Trabajo.org
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Job Description
**Electrician: Polokwane**
Basic salary negotiable
• *Requirements**:
- Trade certificate in the Electrical industry.
- Master Wireman License would be an advantage
- 5 years Experience in the industry
• *Responsibilities**:
- Install, repair, and replace electrical wiring, systems, and fixtures within buildings.
- Implement conduits and pipes for electrical installations.
- Ensure compliance with electrical codes for all conduit and pipe installations.
- Install circuit breakers and other essential electrical hardware.
- Establish connections between electrical systems and power lines to supply electricity to buildings.
- Conduct thorough testing of electrical systems to verify proper installation and functionality.
- Perform detailed inspections of electrical systems to identify any necessary repairs.
- Replace conduits, wiring, and circuit breakers as required.
- Execute routine electrical maintenance tasks to uphold system performance.
- Employ appropriate testing devices to troubleshoot electrical issues effectively.
- Maintain meticulous records and documentation, and produce reports as necessary.
Basic salary negotiable
• *Requirements**:
- Trade certificate in the Electrical industry.
- Master Wireman License would be an advantage
- 5 years Experience in the industry
• *Responsibilities**:
- Install, repair, and replace electrical wiring, systems, and fixtures within buildings.
- Implement conduits and pipes for electrical installations.
- Ensure compliance with electrical codes for all conduit and pipe installations.
- Install circuit breakers and other essential electrical hardware.
- Establish connections between electrical systems and power lines to supply electricity to buildings.
- Conduct thorough testing of electrical systems to verify proper installation and functionality.
- Perform detailed inspections of electrical systems to identify any necessary repairs.
- Replace conduits, wiring, and circuit breakers as required.
- Execute routine electrical maintenance tasks to uphold system performance.
- Employ appropriate testing devices to troubleshoot electrical issues effectively.
- Maintain meticulous records and documentation, and produce reports as necessary.
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