Jointer Electrician
Abu Dhabi, AZ, AE, United Arab Emirates
Job Description
We are looking for a skilled and experienced
Jointer Electrician
to join our team for upcomingsubstation and power infrastructure projects
. The ideal candidate will have proven hands-on experience incable jointing, termination, and electrical works
onTAQA, TRANSCO, or ADNOC
projects within the UAE.Key Responsibilities:
Perform
cable jointing and termination
for LV, MV, and HV power cables in substations and field sites. Carry out electrical installation, cabling, wiring, and connection activities as per project drawings. Conduct testing, fault detection, and maintenance of electrical systems and joints. Ensure compliance with safety standards, technical specifications, and ADDC/TRANSCO/TAQA requirements. Support site engineers and supervisors during installation, testing, and commissioning phases.Qualifications & Requirements:
Atleast
5 years of experience
in electrical and cable jointing works, preferably insubstation or utility projects
. Proven experience working withTRANSCO / TAQA / ADDC / ADNOC
projects (mandatory preference).Certified/Competent Jointer
from TAQA, ADDC, or relevant authority. Strong knowledge ofHV/MV/LV systems
, switchgear, and protection systems. Ability to interpret drawings and single-line diagrams accurately.Technical Diploma or ITI Certificate
in Electrical or related field. Physically fit and able to work in field environments. Willing to join immediately.Join us and be part of a professional team powering the UAE's infrastructure!
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent
Experience:
* Electrical/Substation Project: 3 years (Required)
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Job Detail
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Job IdJD2116501
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IndustryNot mentioned
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Total Positions1
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Job Type:Full Time
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Salary:Not mentioned
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Employment StatusPermanent
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Job LocationAbu Dhabi, AZ, AE, United Arab Emirates
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EducationNot mentioned