Crane DC Electrical Maintenance Engineer

Role & responsibilities

• Attend and rectify vehicle electrical breakdowns.
  
• Troubleshoot and repair battery, starter motor, and alternator systems.
  
• Inspect and repair vehicle wiring harnesses, cables, connectors, and terminals.
  
• Identify and rectify short circuits, open circuits, loose connections, and grounding faults.
  
• Troubleshoot and replace relays, fuses, switches, sensors, and circuit breakers.
  
• Repair and maintain headlights, tail lights, indicators, brake lights, reverse lights, and warning lights.
  
• Troubleshoot horns, wipers, cabin lights, and other vehicle electrical accessories.
  
• Perform battery testing, charging system checks, and battery terminal maintenance.
  
• Diagnose starting and cranking-related electrical problems.
  
• Read and understand vehicle electrical wiring diagrams and circuit diagrams.
  
• Use digital multimeters and electrical diagnostic tools for fault finding.
  
• Carry out preventive electrical maintenance of fleet vehicles.
  
• Inspect vehicle electrical systems and identify potential faults before breakdown.
  
• Troubleshoot electrical systems of trucks, tractor-trailers, tankers, and other heavy commercial vehicles.
  
• Carry out electrical component replacement, wiring repair, and cable termination.
  
• Maintain proper records of electrical breakdowns, repairs, and replaced components.
  
• Ensure all electrical repairs are completed safely before releasing the vehicle for operation.
  
• Coordinate with mechanics and workshop teams during vehicle breakdown and maintenance activities.
  
• Follow proper electrical safety procedures and workshop safety standards.
  

Requirements

• Commercial Vehicle Service Technician: Experience in electrical troubleshooting and repair of commercial vehicles.
  
• Automobile Electrician: Strong practical experience with batteries, starters, alternators, wiring, relays, sensors, and vehicle lighting systems.
  
• Volvo / Scania / MAN / BharatBenz Technician Experience with modern heavy-duty vehicles is preferred.
  
• Tata / Ashok Leyland / Eicher Auto Electrician: Experience in electrical troubleshooting of Indian commercial vehicles.
  
• Heavy Equipment Electrician Candidates with vehicle-based electrical experience in mobile equipment can also be considered.
  
• Minimum 5 to 10 years of experience in crane electrical maintenance and troubleshooting.
  
• Experience with brands such as XCMG, SANY, Liebherr, Demag, Tadano, or similar OEM cranes will be an added advantage.
  

Benefits

• 3 to 6 LPA can be provided, depending on the candidate's current experience and salary. 
  
• Yearly leaves facility 
  
• leave encashment
  
• Yearly Increments