Electrical Person

An Electrical Person with experience in Surface Solution Providers (Liquid Painting and Powder Coating) Plants Manufacturing would have a broad range of responsibilities, primarily focusing on electrical systems, PLC programming, and plant commissioning. Here’s an outline of the key responsibilities for such a role

Electrical Systems Design and Installation:

• Responsible for the design and installation of electrical systems for liquid painting and powder coating plants.
• Oversee electrical wiring, power distribution, and control panel installation.
• Ensure compliance with relevant safety standards and codes (e.g., NEC, IEC).

PLC Programming and Troubleshooting:

• Develop, implement, and troubleshoot PLC programs (e.g., SKADA, DELTA, HMI systems) for controlling the painting and coating processes.
• Monitor and adjust control sequences to optimize production efficiency.
• Program logic controllers for various automated systems used in the plants, including conveyor belts, spray booths, and curing ovens .

HMI Configuration:

• Configure and maintain Human-Machine Interface (HMI) systems for easy operation and monitoring of plant processes.
• Customize HMI screens to display relevant data and troubleshooting alerts for operators.

Field Wiring and Electrical Connections:

• Supervise and manage electrical field wiring during the erection and commissioning phases of the plant.
• Ensure proper installation of cables, terminals, sensors, and actuators in compliance with plant requirements.
• Perform field tests and troubleshooting of electrical connections during commissioning.

Erection & Commissioning of Plant Equipment:

• Lead the electrical erection team to set up electrical systems during plant construction.
• Assist in commissioning and testing equipment, ensuring electrical systems operate as intended in conjunction with the mechanical and automation systems.
• Conduct performance checks and debugging for smooth plant start-up.

Maintenance Support and Troubleshooting:

• Provide ongoing support for electrical maintenance and repair activities for the plant.
• Diagnose and resolve electrical faults, equipment failures, and power interruptions.
• Optimize electrical processes to minimize downtime and ensure continuous operations.

Documentation and Compliance:

• Ensure all electrical work is properly documented, including schematics, wiring diagrams, and equipment manuals.
• Ensure all electrical systems and processes meet the regulatory and safety standards for the industry.
• Prepare technical reports and provide training to operators and maintenance staff on system functionalities.

Collaboration and Coordination:

• Collaborate with mechanical engineers, process engineers, and project managers to ensure smooth integration of electrical systems into the overall plant setup.
• Coordinate with vendors and suppliers to procure the necessary electrical equipment and materials for the plant.

Safety and Quality Assurance:

• Adhere to safety protocols and ensure the plant meets safety regulations in all electrical installations and operations.
• Perform risk assessments and implement mitigation strategies to reduce electrical hazards.

Continuous Improvement:

• Suggest and implement improvements to electrical systems to enhance plant efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and improve overall reliability.