Engineer - GIS Assembly

Key Responsibilities

• Lead
  and supervise a team of engineers in GIS production and assembly.
  
• Ensure
  strict compliance with EHS (Environment, Health, Safety) policies
  and procedures.
  
• Plan
  and execute daily production schedules for GIS modules, bays.
  
• Monitoring
  KPIs like Productivity, Efficiency, Utilization Rate, and Reducing
  Leakages
  
• Oversee
  assembly and integration of GIS components (enclosures, circuit breakers,
  disconnectors, earthing switches, etc.).
  
• Coordinate
  with Quality Assurance to ensure zero-defect assembly and adherence
  to IEC standards.
  
• Monitor
  equipment, jigs, and fixtures for safe and correct use.
  
• Conduct
  first-level troubleshooting of production and testing issues.
  
• Drive
  continuous improvement initiatives (Lean, 5S, Kaizen) to improve
  efficiency.
  
• Train
  and mentor technicians on new processes, tools, and safety practices.
  
• Ensure
  documentation accuracy for assembly checklists, test reports, and
  traceability.
  
• Support
  Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) and customer inspections.
  
• Collaborate
  with Planning & Logistics to ensure timely material availability.
  

Requirements

Qualifications

• Diploma
  / bachelor’s degree in electrical / mechanical / production engineering
  (or equivalent).
  
• 1-5+
  years’ experience in GIS manufacturing or high-voltage equipment assembly
  (145kV to 800kV).
  
• Certified
  training in SF₆ handling and EHS compliance preferred.
  
• Experience
  in team leadership / shift-in-charge roles in a GIS or switchgear
  facility.
  

Key Skills & Competencies

• Strong
  knowledge of GIS technology (145kV–800kV), high-voltage assembly
  processes, and SF₆ gas handling procedures.
  
• Hands-on
  experience in mechanical assembly, electrical integration, and HV
  testing.
  
• Leadership
  and team management skills.
  
• Knowledge
  of IEC/IEEE standards related to GIS manufacturing and testing.
  
• Problem-solving
  and troubleshooting ability in a high-voltage production environment.
  
• Familiarity
  with Lean Manufacturing, 5S, and quality tools.
  
• Effective
  communication and coordination skills.
  

Benefits

• 5 days
  Work Week: Work Monday through Friday and enjoy a full weekend off.
  
• Flexible
  Working Hours: Customize your schedule to maintain work-life balance.
  
• Meal
  Allowance / Canteen Facility
  
• Competitive
  Salary and Bonus Opportunities: Earn a competitive wage with opportunities
  for additional bonuses.
  
• Comprehensive
  Health Insurance: Access medical insurance for you and your family.
  
• Professional
  Development and Training Opportunities: Take advantage of learning
  resources to grow in your career.