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Mtibwa Sugar Estates Limited, Electrical Engineer

Description
Reporting to electrical Manager

Plan execute and supervise electrical maintenance to all electrical systems and equipments including 11KV and 33KV power lines and switch gears.
Indentify and acquire all needed spares for all electrical equipments and supervise their fitting
Plan, design and implement all new electrical projects and renovations needed in the sugar plant and irrigation reticulations
Advice management of latest electrical applications which will improve productivity.
Efficiently utilise and supervise the electrical manpower put for various electrical duties.
Exercise any other duty assigned to by management.


QUALIFICATION

At least graduate engineers or equivalent with more than one year experience
Self-starter and able to work under pressure.
AGE LIMIT

Not more than 50 years of age

Mtibwa Sugar seeks to hire a qualified candidate for the position of an Electrical Engineer

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