Industrial Electrician

Limay, Bataan

Posted today


Company:: GAIC Manpower Services, Inc.
Company Description:: GAIC Manpower Services, Inc. (GAMSI) is a local private outsourcing service contractor duly licensed and registered under the laws of the Republic of the Philippines. It is duly licensed by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) and specializes on janitorial, messengerial, building maintenance, special one time general cleaning and other related allied services. GAMSI’s, organization is composed of professional managers, technical and non-technical staff with well-rounded experience and exposures in their respective field of specialization. Experienced and skilled supervisors man the field operations. Recruitment and hiring of field personnel are administered through rigid screening standards both on theoretical and practical aspects of the job. On-the-job-training is being programmed from time to time to update field personnel on the latest methodologies and techniques. GAMSI is a wholly owned subsidiaries of Gulf Asia International Corporation or (GAIC). GAIC is duly licensed and authorized by the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration as a Private Employment Agency allowed to recruit, hire and dispatch workers for overseas employment. GAIC in turn is a wholly owned subsidiary of EEI Corporation, one of the largest construction companies in the Philippines. GAMSI was established primarily to cater to the local market. It has constantly grown and is now one of the leading manpower service providers in the Philippines.
Contract Type:: Full Time
Experience Required:: 1 year
Education Level:: Primary School
Gender:: Male
Number of vacancies:: 15

Job Description

Industrial electricians are responsible for the maintenance, repair, and installation of electrical systems and equipment in a plant or factory setting. Their duties include:
Reading and interpreting: Reading and interpreting blueprints, diagrams, schematics, and electrical code specifications
Installing and maintaining: Installing, maintaining, repairing, and replacing electrical components like wiring, receptacles, switch boxes, and lighting fixtures
Testing and troubleshooting: Testing electrical and electronic equipment for continuity, current, voltage, and resistance
Maintaining records: Keeping logs of all repair and maintenance activities
Ensuring compliance: Ensuring that all mechanical components and wiring are up to date and code compliant
Training and instructing: Training employees on proper actions to take and observing the work of apprentices and helpers
Preparing materials: Preparing material lists for electrical installation and maintenance
Obtaining permits: Obtaining permits for electrical repairs from Codes Administration