Helper / Technician grade 2;

1. To apply OSH procedures by identifying hazards, reporting risks, and responding
to workplace emergencies to ensure personal and team well-being.
2. To maintain strict housekeeping standards and ensure a safe and organized
fabrication environment.
3. To use measuring instruments to record precise dimensions for fabrication tasks.
4. To interpret technical drawings and blueprints to plan work activities in the
workplace.
5. To use hand and power tools effectively, performing basic preventive
maintenance and ensuring proper storage after use.
6. Install various electrical fittings, including switches, sockets, light fixtures, and
distribution boards, according to layout plans.
7. To assist channel and conduit installations (surface and concealed) for organized
wire management.
8. To assist mount and secure electrical components using appropriate hand and
power tools (drills, strippers, crimpers).
9. To perform professional wire and cable joints using standard techniques to
ensure secure and low-resistance connections.
10. To perform basic circuit connections, ensuring correct polarity and grounding for
safety.
11. To assist in the installation of complete electrical circuits, following basic wiring
diagrams and color-coding standards.
12. To use basic testing equipment (voltmeter/tester) to verify circuit continuity and
power presence.
13. To apply fundamental electrical safety skills, including the use of Personal
Protective Equipment (PPE) and adherence to basic electrical codes.
14. To maintain a clean and hazard-free workspace to prevent electrical fires or
accidents.
15. To facilitate for the installation of sound systems, security systems and voice and
data systems.
16. To assist in installing electrical systems, related to plant Machineries

17. To install lighting, electrical outlets, and circuit breakers.
18. To secure brackets to bulkheads with screws and bolts and pull wires through
conduit leading to connection boxes, switch panels, and other terminals.
19. To perform fixing of Fan box
20. To perform fixing of Slab PVC Pipe
21. To perform fixing of wall PVC Pipe
22. To perform fixing of MK steel box
23. To use tools such as conduit benders, screwdrivers, pliers, knives, hacksaws, and
wire strippers.
24. To replace faulty circuit breakers, fuses, switches, electrical wires
25. To hook up appliances for power.
26. To install new lighting and ceiling fans.
27. To consult with engineers, engineering technicians, line installers and repairers,
or industrial machinery mechanics and maintenance workers when performing
installations.
28. Rewire homes and businesses.
29. To assist in home inspections.
30. To ensures the proper equipment grounding
31. To perform the physical installation and mounting of electric motors, ensuring
proper alignment and secure positioning.
32. To install basic motor control systems (Dol, start delta, reverse forward),
including starters and stop/start stations, according to standard wiring diagrams.
33. To conduct basic troubleshooting and preventative maintenance on motors, such
as checking for overheating, unusual noise, or loose connections.
34. To perform fixing of motor copper coil.
35. To perform of generator synchronizing
36. To perform the installation and routine maintenance of transformers, including
checking oil levels (where applicable), cleaning bushings, and verifying terminal
tightness.
37. To assist in the connection and setup of portable or standby generators, ensuring
correct phase sequence and grounding.
38. To install Automation (PLC connection)
39. To apply basic concepts of electricity including Voltage, Current, and Resistance
to verify system requirements and safety.
40. To use multimeters and clamp meters to take basic electrical readings during
equipment testing and commissioning.
41. Follow strict Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures and electrical safety protocols to
prevent accidents during maintenance.