Electrical Engineer

Job description

Armstrong Fluid Technology is a global leader in fluid-flow technology, supported by a strong manufacturing footprint and a commitment to innovation, quality, sustainability, and customer satisfaction. The Production & Maintenance Electrical Engineer will support electrical production activities, panel testing, pump test-bed readiness, and maintenance of electrical equipment used in manufacturing and testing. This role is suitable for a diploma holder with strong hands-on shop-floor experience, practical troubleshooting ability, and a safety-first approach. Key Accountabilities Production Electrical Support Support daily production activities related to electrical panels, pump control systems, VFD assemblies, AHF panels, MCC panels, IPS/IPC panels, and associated wiring work. Carry out inspection of wiring, components, protection devices, earthing, cable termination, ferruling, and control logic as per approved drawings and BOM. Perform continuity checks, insulation resistance (IR) tests, functional checks, interlock verification, and safety checks before panel release. Upload, verify, and support basic controller/VFD parameter settings as per approved test procedure and project requirements. Coordinate with production, quality, engineering, PEG, and testing teams for issue resolution and production priority closure. Support pump performance testing activities by ensuring electrical systems, motor connections, VFD settings, and instruments are ready before testing. Monitor and record electrical parameters such as voltage, current, power consumption, frequency, motor speed, and VFD status during testing. Assist in customer or third-party witness testing by ensuring electrical readiness, safe operation, and proper documentation support. Documentation, Safety & Continuous Improvement Maintain test records, maintenance logs, inspection checklists, breakdown reports, and corrective action records. Follow electrical safety procedures, lockout-tagout (LOTO), permit-to-work requirements, and standard operating procedures. Participate in continuous improvement initiatives related to panel testing, maintenance reliability, testing efficiency, accuracy, and safety. Tools & Equipment IPS/IPC panels, VFD assembly panels, AHF panels, MCC panels, pump control panels, motor starters, and shop-floor electrical panels. Multimeters, megger, clamp meters, power analysers, 4-20 mA injector kit, electrical tool kit, and basic calibration/test accessories. Pump test beds, motor connections, VFDs, control circuits, instrumentation wiring, cranes, hoists, and electrical maintenance tools. Electrical drawings, panel drawings, BOM, test procedures, maintenance checklists, ERP/shop-floor documentation systems. Education & Experience Diploma in Electrical Engineering or equivalent technical qualification. 2-5 years of relevant experience in production electrical support, electrical maintenance, panel testing, pump testing, or manufacturing industry. Hands-on experience with electrical panels, motors, VFDs, control circuits, electrical troubleshooting, and maintenance activities. Ability to read and understand electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, GA drawings, BOM, and technical specifications. Skills & Competencies Strong practical knowledge of electrical systems, motors, VFDs, control panels, protection devices, and shop-floor electrical safety. Good troubleshooting approach with ability to identify root cause and support corrective actions. High attention to detail in wiring verification, testing, documentation, and maintenance records. Ability to work closely with production, quality, maintenance, and engineering teams. Strong commitment to safety, quality, uptime, and production support. Why Armstrong Fluid Technology? By joining Armstrong, you will be part of a global organization focused on building reliable, efficient, and sustainable fluid-flow solutions. This role provides strong exposure to electrical production, maintenance, panel testing, pump testing, and continuous improvement in a practical manufacturing environment.