Job Responsibilities:
1. Equipment Management and Maintenance:
a) Daily Inspections and Spot Checks: Responsible for conducting regular inspections and spot checks on electrical equipment (high-voltage/low-voltage distribution systems, drive systems, motors, transformers, PLC/DCS control systems, measuring instruments, lighting systems, etc.) within the assigned area (such as ironmaking, steelmaking, continuous casting, rolling, finishing, and auxiliary facilities). Timely identify and address potential fault risks.
b) Planned Maintenance and Servicing: Develop and implement annual and monthly preventive maintenance (PM) and routine servicing plans for electrical equipment, including dust removal, tightening, lubrication, insulation testing, protective device calibration, and other tasks to extend equipment lifespan.
c) Emergency Fault Handling: Respond quickly to and handle unexpected electrical faults during production processes; perform diagnosis, analysis, repair, and documentation to minimize equipment downtime and ensure smooth production operations.
d) Repair Guidance and Support: Provide guidance and assist the maintenance team (electricians) in carrying out complex electrical repairs, offering technical support and safety supervision.
2. Technical Management and Support:
a) Procedure and Standard Development: Prepare and revise technical documents such as operating procedures, inspection standards, and repair work instructions for electrical equipment, and organize training sessions.
b) Drawing and Documentation Management: Responsible for managing, updating, and maintaining all electrical drawings (schematic diagrams, wiring diagrams, layout diagrams), technical manuals, program codes, and other related materials within the assigned area, ensuring their accuracy and completeness.
c) Technical Support: Provide electrical operation guidance to production operators and offer technical expertise for equipment procurement, installation, and acceptance.
d) Energy Management and Environmental Protection: Assist in energy metering, energy consumption analysis, energy-saving measures, and management of the electrical components of environmental protection facilities.
3. Projects and Technical Upgrades:
a) Technical Upgrades and Transformations: Participate in or lead technical innovation, efficiency enhancement, and automation upgrade projects for electrical systems, including scheme design, component selection, program modification (PLC/HMI, etc.), installation, commissioning, and acceptance.
b) Spare Parts Management: Responsible for reviewing the models and technical parameters of electrical spare parts, proposing procurement plans, and managing inventory to ensure the availability of critical spare parts.
c) New Equipment Introduction: Participate in electrical technical negotiations, installation, commissioning, and final acceptance of new production lines or equipment.
Qualifications:
1. Full-time bachelor’s degree in Electrical Automation or a related field, with more than 2 years of work experience;
2. Possess extensive knowledge of automation design, familiar with various automation architectures, and understand the performance principles of automation equipment;
3. Proficient in selecting and configuring both domestic and international industrial control products and instruments;
4. Expertise in PLC programming (Siemens, Rockwell, and other brands), touchscreen and industrial control configuration software programming, debugging, and fault diagnosis skills;
5. Basic understanding of servo drives, robotic arms, vision systems, and experience in developing integrated system equipment;
6. Prior experience in designing non-standard automation projects in the fields of machining, electroplating, and electronic components is preferred.