Title: Maintenance Officer – Utility and Electrical Safety
Company Name: PIONEER SIMONA TANNING BD LTD
Vacancy: 1
Age: 22 to 40 years
Job Location: Dhaka (Savar)
Salary: Negotiable
Experience:
Additional technical training in utility operation, electrical safety, or industrial maintenance will be an advantage
2–5 years of relevant experience in utility operation, electrical maintenance,
electrical safety, compliance, and CAP follow-up.
Experience in a manufacturing, tannery, or industrial environment will be preferred.
Key Skills & Competencies
Good knowledge of industrial electrical maintenance and electrical safety.
Practical knowledge of utility systems and industrial equipment.
Knowledge of boiler, steam, hot water, pumps, compressors, water systems, and
other industrial utilities will be an advantage.
Good understanding of earthing, electrical protection, DB/panel inspection,
MCCs, cables, motors, and electrical installations.
Understanding of NIRAPON electrical safety requirements and audit/CAP
processes.
Ability to prepare inspection reports, CAPs, maintenance records, and technical
documentation.
Good knowledge of Preventive Maintenance (PM) systems.
Good follow-up, coordination, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills.
Good communication and teamwork skills.
Basic computer skills, particularly MS Excel and MS Word.
Job Purpose
The Maintenance Officer – Utility and Electrical Safety will be responsible for the safe and reliable operation, inspection, monitoring, preventive/corrective maintenance, and documentation of utility systems, while ensuring electrical safety compliance and timely closure of safety-related CAPs.
Key Responsibilities
1. Utility Operation & Maintenance
Monitor the operation and condition of major utility systems and equipment.
Support operation and maintenance of boiler, steam system, hot water system, pumps, compressors, water systems, ETP-related utilities, and other utility equipment.
Conduct regular inspections of utility equipment and identify abnormalities, defects, and maintenance requirements.
Support preventive and corrective maintenance activities for utility equipment.
Maintain daily operating logs, utility consumption records, maintenance records, and equipment history.
Monitor utility performance, operating parameters, and abnormal consumption.
Coordinate with operators and maintenance technicians to ensure reliable utility operation.
Immediately report critical utility failures, unsafe conditions, or abnormal operating conditions to the Maintenance Manager.
2. Electrical Safety Reporting
Conduct regular electrical safety inspections according to NIRAPON requirements and applicable standards.
Prepare, update, and maintain NIRAPON 90-Day Electrical Safety Reports.
Inspect electrical panels, DBs, MCCs, cables, earthing systems, protection devices, electrical installations, and related equipment.
Identify electrical safety gaps, risks, and non-conformities.
Coordinate corrective actions with responsible teams.
Follow up on findings to ensure timely implementation and closure.
3. CAP Management & Closure
Prepare and update Corrective Action Plans (CAPs) based on inspection, audit, and safety findings.
Coordinate with responsible departments and teams for timely CAP implementation.
Maintain an updated CAP tracker and regularly follow up on pending and overdue actions.
Collect photographs, test reports, work records, invoices, certificates, and other required evidence for CAP closure.
Verify completed corrective actions before submitting closure evidence.
Ensure electrical and utility-related CAPs are properly documented and closed within the required timeline.
4. Electrical Safety & Maintenance
Conduct routine inspections of: Electrical panels and DBs, MCCs and control panels, Cables and cable trays, Earthing and bonding systems, Circuit breakers and protection devices, Motors and electrical installations, Emergency electrical systems
Support preventive and corrective electrical maintenance.
Ensure identified electrical defects and safety issues are corrected within the required timeline.
Ensure maintenance work follows applicable standards, company requirements, approved procedures, and good engineering practices.
Maintain electrical inspection and maintenance records.
Ensure daily, monthly, quarterly, and annual maintenance activities are completed as scheduled.
Record completed maintenance activities and identify pending maintenance requirements.
Coordinate with the Maintenance In-Charge/technicians for execution of maintenance activities.
Identify required spare parts, tools, and materials and follow up with local procurement for availability.
Maintain proper equipment history and maintenance records.
5. Compliance & Documentation
Maintain electrical and utility inspection checklists, reports, photographs, test records, maintenance records, and CAP evidence.
Ensure required documents are properly updated and readily available for internal, customer, NIRAPON, and third-party audits.
Support preparation of technical documents and reports related to electrical safety and utilities.
Maintain accurate records of utility performance, equipment condition, maintenance activities, and corrective actions.
6. Coordination & Follow-up
Coordinate with Maintenance, Production, EHS, Utility Operators, Procurement, and other relevant departments.
Follow up with responsible persons to ensure timely completion of assigned maintenance and corrective actions.
Coordinate with external service providers and contractors when required.
Support the Maintenance Manager in utility reliability, electrical safety, compliance, and improvement initiatives.
Immediately escalate critical safety, equipment, or utility issues to the Maintenance Manager.