National Electric Power Authority Work Values

Daily Duties at National Electric Power Authority:

• Commissioned and performed tests on electrical distribution apparatus involving high voltage/current. • Planned and reviewed test methods required by standards (IEC)/ Setting up test circuits and controls • Performed short circuit calculations at every work location down stream of substation transformer • Performed selective coordination by selecting the appropriate protective device (fuse or circuit breaker) up stream of prospective fault location that will isolate immediate faulted load down stream. • Run trip test on protective –relays to ensure that relays is coordinating with the devices in the scheme • Utilized time/current curve from manufacturers literature or short circuit study to set relays and breakers • Perform job briefing analysis to all lower level Engineers/Technicians to ensure that appropriate PPE are utilized while performing the duty/ ensure compliance with National standards and codes. • Provide supervision on either an ongoing or temporary basis for major project per company’s standard. • Prepared comprehensive acceptance test report for every project before final hand over.

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Tags

Test Engineer(Power System), Field Service Engineer, Building System Engineer, Electro-mechanical Engineer, Sr. Electrical Engineer (Power System), Documentation, Electrical Engineering, Engineering, Architectural, Control Systems

Skills

Documentation, Electrical Engineering, Engineering, Architectural, Control Systems

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