Electricians Oil Rigs
Electricians oil rigs nature of work
The electricians oil
rigs install, maintain, troubleshoot, repair,
test and commission electrical and electronic equipment and
systems on oil rigs. The electricians oil rigs may also work on
electrical transmission and distribution equipment.
Electricians oil rigs are employed by maintenance
departments of drilling and well servicing contractors and
by petroleum producing companies.
The electricians oil rigs must follow the Electric Code.
Progression to supervisory positions is possible with
experience.
Electricians oil rigs work
conditions
The electricians oil rigs usually work long
hours on extended roster systems and either outdoors in
all weather conditions or underground, usually as members
of teams or crews. The electricians oil rigs work is
generally hard and physically demanding.
The electricians oil rigs may work in dusty, dirty, hot, or
wet conditions, or in confined spaces and in other
uncomfortable places and have to stand for long periods. They
may also be required to work at heights on masts, towers and
roofs. Electricians risk injury from electrical shock, falls
and cuts. Electricians oil rigs must be aware of safety
regulations and must often wear and use protective equipment to
minimize risks.
Electricians oil rigs duties and
tasks
The electricians oil rigs may perform the following tasks
and duties:
- Conduct preventive maintenance programs and keep
maintenance records
- Maintain, repair, test, troubleshoot, install and
connect to power supplies appliances, switchgear,
regulators, heaters, transformers, electrical motors,
generators, alternators and electrical, electronic,
hydraulic and pneumatic control systems and other related
devices
- Read and interpret electrical, architectural and
mechanical diagrams, drawings or specifications to
determine wiring layouts for new or existing
installations
- Splice, join and connect wire to fixtures and
components to form circuits
If you are able to meet these requirements and you are
motivated to be part of highly motivated team of people please,
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