• Perform preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on electrical systems across heavy vehicles, light vehicles, boats, plant equipment, and other machinery.
• Conduct diagnostic tests using timing lights, voltage testers, motor winding testers, ammeters, ohm meters, and related tools.
• Execute routine repairs on ignition systems, lighting circuits, alternators, starters, and low‑tension wiring.
• Inspect gauges, batteries, electrolyte levels, wiring, and related electrical components as part of preventive maintenance routines.
• Conduct major maintenance on rotating equipment, including dismantling, cleaning, repairing, and reassembling components.
• Carry out electrical overhauls such as rewiring, replacing damaged harnesses, and rewinding motors.
• Support mechanical maintenance tasks as part of a cross‑functional workshop team.
• Maintain workshop tools, testing equipment, and electrical instruments in clean and safe working conditions.
• Provide supervisors with accurate information regarding spare parts requirements.

• Assist in testing and commissioning newly installed or modified electrical systems.
• Support electrical preparations for annual vehicle registration and roadworthiness certification

• Assist in testing and commissioning newly installed or modified electrical systems.
• Support electrical preparations for annual vehicle registration and roadworthiness certification

Qualification and Experience

• Secondary school education (12 years) plus a recognized electrical training program

(preferably in vehicle electrical systems).

• Minimum 4 years’ experience in a heavy‑vehicle or equipment maintenance workshop (GCC experience preferred).
• Fair written and spoken English.
• Strong skills in reading and interpreting electrical wiring diagrams.
• Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic abilities.