Electrician – Industrial Electrical Maintenance

About the Role

Celestix Industries is establishing a new, large-scale manufacturing campus in Falna, Rajasthan, comprising multiple factories involved in wiring harness manufacturing, copper busbar production, sheet metal fabrication, structural steel fabrication and industrial manufacturing.

We are looking for an experienced, hands-on Electrician / Electrical Technician to support industrial electrical installations, manufacturing machine maintenance, plant electrical systems and factory utilities.

This position is suitable for an Industrial Electrician, Maintenance Electrician or Plant Electrician with practical experience in factory electrical maintenance, industrial control panels, electric motors, machine wiring, electrical troubleshooting and preventive maintenance.

As this is a greenfield manufacturing facility, the selected candidate will initially support electrical installation readiness, machine installation, electrical panel connections, machinery commissioning and testing activities under the guidance of the Maintenance Manager and authorized electrical engineers.

Once production begins, the Electrician will be responsible for routine electrical maintenance, troubleshooting production machine breakdowns, maintaining electrical equipment, supporting preventive maintenance and ensuring reliable operation of manufacturing machinery and industrial utilities.

The manufacturing campus will include equipment such as:

• CNC fiber laser cutting machines
• CNC press brake bending machines
• Copper busbar cutting, punching and bending machines
• Mechanical and hydraulic presses
• MIG, TIG and ARC welding machines
• Wiring harness cutting and stripping machines
• Terminal crimping presses
• Ultrasonic welding machines
• EOT cranes and material-handling equipment
• Electrical control panels and distribution systems
• Motors, drives, pumps, compressors and factory utilities

The most important requirement is the ability to identify and troubleshoot industrial electrical faults safely, understand electrical control circuits, and support reliable operation of factory machinery.

We are not looking for a candidate whose experience is limited to domestic wiring, residential electrical work or installation of lights and fans.

This is a practical, hands-on industrial electrical maintenance position involving regular work on the manufacturing shop floor.

Key Responsibilities

1. Industrial Electrical Maintenance

• Perform routine electrical maintenance of manufacturing machinery and factory electrical systems.
• Inspect electrical panels, motors, control circuits and industrial electrical equipment.
• Identify abnormal machine operation and electrical faults.
• Perform basic electrical testing and fault diagnosis within authorized responsibilities.
• Replace defective electrical components according to approved procedures.
• Check wiring connections, terminals, cables and electrical enclosures.
• Coordinate with the Maintenance Manager regarding unresolved or critical faults.
• Maintain electrical maintenance records.
• Support planned electrical maintenance and inspection activities.
• Ensure electrical work follows approved safety procedures.

2. Greenfield Factory Electrical Installation & Commissioning

As this is a new manufacturing facility, the Electrician will support electrical installation and machine commissioning activities.

Responsibilities include:

• Assist in electrical installation work for new manufacturing machinery.
• Support installation of machine electrical panels and associated control wiring.
• Assist with routing and termination of industrial cables.
• Support equipment earthing and electrical inspection activities.
• Coordinate electrical requirements with the Maintenance Manager and installation contractors.
• Assist in checking electrical connections before machine commissioning.
• Participate in machine trial runs and commissioning tests under authorized supervision.
• Identify installation defects and electrical abnormalities.
• Support troubleshooting of machine startup problems.
• Maintain installation and commissioning records where required.
• Coordinate corrections with equipment suppliers and electrical contractors.

Electrical installation and commissioning activities must be performed within the candidate's applicable qualifications and authorizations.

3. Electrical Control Panels & Industrial Wiring

The candidate should have practical knowledge of industrial electrical control panels and wiring systems.

Responsibilities include:

• Read and understand basic electrical control drawings and wiring diagrams.
• Inspect control panels and electrical connections.
• Troubleshoot relays, contactors, overload devices and control circuits.
• Identify defective switches, push buttons and indicators.
• Understand electrical interlocks and safety circuits.
• Check wiring continuity and connection integrity.
• Support maintenance of motor control centres and machine control panels.
• Maintain neat and properly identified electrical wiring.
• Report loose, damaged, overheated or unsafe electrical connections.
• Coordinate replacement of defective components according to approved procedures.

4. Electric Motors, Starters & Motor Control Systems

• Assist in maintenance of industrial electric motors.
• Diagnose common motor-related faults.
• Inspect motor connections and terminal boxes.
• Understand DOL and star-delta motor starters.
• Troubleshoot contactors, overload relays and motor protection devices.
• Support replacement and installation of motors where authorized.
• Check abnormal motor noise, overheating or operating conditions.
• Coordinate electrical testing and inspection of motor systems.
• Maintain records of recurring motor failures.
• Support preventive maintenance of motors and associated equipment.

5. VFD, Drives, Sensors & Automation Systems

The candidate should have practical knowledge of industrial automation equipment.

Responsibilities include:

• Understand basic VFD operation and common fault indications.
• Assist in troubleshooting drive-related machine problems.
• Identify faults involving sensors, proximity switches and limit switches.
• Check electrical connections to encoders and other field devices.
• Support PLC-related fault diagnosis using approved procedures.
• Understand basic HMI and machine alarm indications.
• Coordinate complex automation faults with qualified engineers and OEM technicians.
• Assist with replacement of approved electrical and electronic components.
• Maintain correct identification and documentation of machine control wiring.

Experience with Siemens, Delta, Mitsubishi, Schneider, Allen-Bradley or similar industrial automation equipment will be an advantage.

6. CNC Machine Electrical Maintenance

Support electrical maintenance of CNC machines used in the factory.

Equipment may include:

• CNC fiber laser cutting machines
• CNC press brake machines
• CNC copper busbar processing machines
• CNC punching and machining equipment

Responsibilities include:

• Assist in identifying electrical faults and machine alarms.
• Inspect sensors, electrical connections and related control circuits.
• Support troubleshooting of motor drives and machine positioning systems.
• Identify damaged cables, connectors and electrical accessories.
• Coordinate preventive maintenance activities.
• Assist authorized specialists with electrical testing and fault diagnosis.
• Maintain machine electrical maintenance records.
• Support reliable machine operation and minimize production downtime.

Specialized CNC controller, laser-source, servo and safety-system repairs will be handled by qualified specialists or authorized OEM personnel.

7. Wiring Harness Manufacturing Equipment Maintenance

Support maintenance of electrical and automated equipment used in wiring harness production.

Equipment may include:

• Automatic wire cutting and stripping machines
• Terminal crimping presses
• Wire twisting machines
• Ultrasonic welding machines
• Soldering equipment
• Assembly conveyors
• Continuity testing equipment
• Electrical testing machines

Responsibilities include:

• Identify electrical faults affecting machine operation.
• Check control wiring, sensors and electrical connections.
• Assist with troubleshooting machine alarms and electrical breakdowns.
• Coordinate machine repair activities with Maintenance and Production.
• Support preventive maintenance of electrical equipment.
• Report recurring machine faults and abnormal conditions.
• Assist with machine commissioning and operational testing.

8. EOT Crane & Material Handling Electrical Systems

The factory may use heavy-duty EOT cranes and industrial lifting equipment.

Responsibilities include:

• Support routine electrical inspections of EOT cranes.
• Identify faults involving crane control panels, motors and electrical connections.
• Assist with maintenance of electrical limit switches and safety devices.
• Support troubleshooting of crane travel and hoisting electrical systems.
• Coordinate repairs with qualified crane maintenance personnel.
• Assist with preventive maintenance according to approved procedures.
• Report abnormal crane operation or unsafe electrical conditions.
• Maintain relevant inspection and maintenance records.

Crane work must be performed according to approved isolation, lifting-equipment and personnel-authorization procedures.

9. LT Electrical Distribution & Plant Power Systems

• Support maintenance of factory low-tension electrical distribution systems.
• Inspect distribution boards and electrical panels within authorized scope.
• Assist with monitoring power supply abnormalities.
• Identify overheating, damaged cables or loose electrical connections.
• Support maintenance of motor control centres.
• Assist with inspection of earthing connections and electrical protection systems.
• Coordinate electrical breakdown response with the Maintenance Manager.
• Support preventive maintenance of factory electrical infrastructure.
• Maintain records of relevant inspections and faults.

HT electrical systems, switching and other regulated electrical activities will remain with appropriately licensed or authorized personnel.

10. Air Compressors, Pumps & Industrial Utilities

• Support electrical maintenance of air compressors and associated equipment.
• Identify electrical faults involving pumps and motors.
• Inspect equipment control panels and related electrical components.
• Assist with troubleshooting electrical problems affecting industrial chillers and cooling systems.
• Support maintenance of factory ventilation and utility equipment.
• Coordinate equipment breakdowns with the Maintenance team.
• Assist in preventive maintenance activities.
• Report abnormal electrical conditions and recurring utility problems.

11. Breakdown Maintenance & Electrical Troubleshooting

• Respond to electrical breakdowns according to assigned maintenance priorities.
• Identify machine fault symptoms and possible causes.
• Follow approved fault-finding procedures.
• Use suitable electrical testing instruments.
• Replace defective components within authorized responsibilities.
• Coordinate complex repairs with senior maintenance personnel.
• Verify safe equipment condition before authorized restart.
• Report recurring breakdowns and unresolved faults.
• Maintain accurate breakdown and repair records.
• Support root cause analysis of repeated electrical failures.

12. Preventive Maintenance & Routine Inspection

• Follow daily, weekly and monthly preventive maintenance schedules.
• Inspect electrical panels, motors, cables and control components.
• Identify damaged insulation, loose connections and overheating.
• Check equipment condition according to approved maintenance checklists.
• Support electrical cleaning and servicing using safe isolation procedures.
• Report deteriorating electrical components before failure.
• Maintain preventive maintenance completion records.
• Coordinate with Production to minimize equipment downtime.
• Follow machine manufacturer maintenance recommendations.
• Support improvements in equipment reliability.

13. Electrical Testing Instruments & Diagnostic Tools

The candidate should be comfortable using suitable electrical testing instruments, including:

• Digital multimeter
• Clamp meter
• Insulation resistance tester
• Continuity tester
• Voltage tester
• Other approved diagnostic equipment

Responsibilities include:

• Select the correct testing instrument for the task.
• Verify instrument condition and suitability.
• Follow approved electrical testing procedures.
• Record relevant measurements.
• Report abnormal readings and potential hazards.
• Maintain instruments in proper condition.

Electrical testing must be performed only by competent, authorized personnel following appropriate isolation and live-work restrictions.

14. Electrical Drawings, Diagrams & Documentation

• Read basic electrical schematics and wiring diagrams.
• Identify electrical components and connection points.
• Understand panel terminal numbering and wire identification.
• Follow machine electrical drawings during troubleshooting.
• Maintain maintenance checklists and equipment records.
• Document electrical faults and corrective actions.
• Report drawing discrepancies and equipment modifications.
• Coordinate updated documentation with the Maintenance Manager.

15. Electrical Spare Parts & Consumables

• Identify commonly used electrical spare parts and consumables.
• Report spare-part requirements to the Maintenance team.
• Support proper identification and storage of electrical components.
• Maintain records of replaced parts where required.
• Ensure suitable replacement components are used.
• Prevent unauthorized substitution of safety-critical electrical devices.
• Coordinate stock availability with Stores.
• Report critical spare-part shortages.

16. Electrical Safety, LOTO & Safe Working Practices

• Follow approved electrical safety procedures.
• Use appropriate personal protective equipment.
• Apply Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) and energy-isolation procedures according to authorized responsibilities.
• Verify isolation before performing permitted electrical work.
• Follow safe practices around electrical panels, motors and moving machinery.
• Never bypass electrical safety interlocks.
• Report exposed conductors, damaged cables and unsafe connections.
• Maintain safe handling of electrical testing equipment.
• Follow applicable permit-to-work requirements.
• Coordinate high-risk electrical work with authorized supervisors.
• Maintain clean and safe electrical maintenance work areas.

17. Coordination With Maintenance, Production & Engineering

• Report to the Maintenance Manager or designated maintenance supervisor.
• Coordinate machine breakdown response with Production.
• Support equipment commissioning with Engineering and OEM personnel.
• Communicate maintenance progress and unresolved issues.
• Coordinate spare parts and tools with Stores.
• Support Production during authorized machine trials.
• Participate in shift handovers and maintenance briefings.
• Maintain discipline regarding maintenance priorities and job completion.

18. 5S, Housekeeping & Continuous Improvement

• Maintain clean and organized electrical work areas.
• Arrange tools, testing instruments and spare parts properly.
• Follow 5S and factory housekeeping practices.
• Identify recurring electrical faults and suggest improvements.
• Support improvements in preventive maintenance.
• Avoid unnecessary machine downtime through timely fault reporting.
• Maintain accurate documentation and equipment identification.
• Participate in technical training and continuous improvement activities.

Required Experience

• 2–6 years of experience as an Electrician, Industrial Electrician, Maintenance Electrician or Electrical Technician.
• Hands-on experience in industrial electrical maintenance or factory electrical installation.
• Practical knowledge of electrical control panels, contactors, relays and motor starters.
• Ability to read electrical wiring diagrams and basic schematics.
• Experience identifying and troubleshooting industrial electrical faults.
• Knowledge of electric motors, cables, switches and industrial electrical components.
• Experience using electrical testing instruments.
• Understanding of preventive and breakdown maintenance.
• Basic awareness of industrial electrical safety and LOTO.
• Ability to work independently within authorized responsibilities and coordinate with senior maintenance personnel.

Strongly Preferred Experience

• Factory electrical maintenance
• Manufacturing machine electrical troubleshooting
• CNC machine maintenance
• Industrial control panels
• Motor starters and VFDs
• PLC-based machine troubleshooting
• Machine installation and commissioning
• EOT crane electrical maintenance
• Industrial utilities and compressors
• Preventive maintenance
• Electrical distribution systems
• Electrical safety and isolation procedures

Preferred Industry Background

Candidates from the following industries may be considered:

• Industrial manufacturing
• Automotive component manufacturing
• Sheet metal fabrication
• Electrical component manufacturing
• Wiring harness manufacturing
• Copper busbar manufacturing
• CNC machining
• Heavy engineering
• Industrial equipment manufacturing
• Factory maintenance services

Direct factory electrical maintenance experience is strongly preferred over exclusively residential or commercial electrical installation experience.

Qualifications

• ITI Electrician – preferred.
• ITI Wireman with relevant industrial electrical experience may also be considered.
• Diploma in Electrical Engineering.
• Relevant recognized electrical trade training and practical experience.

Candidates must hold any applicable competency certificate, permit or authorization required for the electrical work assigned to them.

Practical fault-finding ability, industrial electrical knowledge and safe working practices are more important than the exact academic qualification.

Ideal Candidate

We are looking for someone who can independently identify common industrial electrical faults and support reliable operation of manufacturing equipment.

For example, if a CNC machine stops unexpectedly or an industrial motor fails to start, the candidate should be capable of:

• Understanding the reported problem and machine alarm indications.
• Identifying potential electrical causes.
• Reading the relevant electrical diagram.
• Following approved isolation and safety procedures.
• Checking relevant components using appropriate testing instruments.
• Identifying faulty contactors, relays, sensors or electrical connections.
• Performing permitted repairs or component replacements.
• Escalating complex controller or drive problems when necessary.
• Supporting safe testing and authorized machine restart.
• Recording the fault and corrective action.

We are not looking for someone whose experience is limited to domestic wiring, basic electrical installations or replacing lights and switches.

The strongest candidates will combine industrial electrical troubleshooting, practical control-panel knowledge, machine maintenance experience, safe working practices and the ability to minimize production downtime.

What Success Looks Like

A successful Electrician will help establish a manufacturing operation where:

• Factory electrical installation and commissioning activities receive reliable technical support.
• Electrical breakdowns are identified and resolved promptly.
• Manufacturing machinery remains available for production.
• Electrical panels, motors and control systems are maintained properly.
• Preventive maintenance activities are completed on schedule.
• Repeated electrical faults are reduced.
• Machine safety devices remain functional.
• Electrical faults and maintenance activities are documented accurately.
• Industrial utilities receive appropriate electrical maintenance support.
• Maintenance work follows applicable authorization and safety requirements.
• Production departments receive dependable electrical maintenance assistance.
• The factory can expand with safe and reliable electrical infrastructure.

This position offers an opportunity to support the establishment and ongoing maintenance of the electrical systems and manufacturing equipment at Celestix Industries' industrial campus in Falna, Rajasthan.