About this role
The role is for an electrician to support the maintenance and operation of electrical systems across residential and commercial facilities in Lagos, with a focus on ensuring reliable power supply and safe electrical services. The position involves installation, preventive and corrective maintenance, fault troubleshooting, and coordination with supervisors and contractors. It requires working on day and night shifts, including Sundays and public holidays, and may involve after‑hours call‑outs. The employer, Churchgate Group, operates multi‑sector properties and real estate developments in Lagos and other cities, and oversees electrical distribution, safety systems, and generator operation for its facilities.
What you would do
- Support general facility maintenance activities as needed.
- Attend daily toolbox meetings led by the Electrical Supervisor.
- Supervise contractor work on site and witness tests where required.
- Update maintenance records and defect reports in the designated systems.
- Escalate complex or high‑voltage issues to the Electrical Supervisor.
- Respond to electrical faults, tenant complaints, and emergency breakdowns, including after‑hours calls as rostered.
- Maintain tools and equipment and report material shortages to the supervisor.
- Monitor diesel generator operation and report anomalies.
- Troubleshoot simple circuit failures and replace faulty components (sockets, switches, lamps, etc.).
- Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on electrical systems and participate in regular inspections.
What they are asking for
- Completed technical apprenticeship or vocational training.
- Trade Test Certificate (Grade I, II or III) or ND in Electrical Engineering.
- Minimum 3–5 years of practical electrical experience in commercial, high‑rise, or industrial facilities.
- Preferred certifications: basic first aid/CPR, safety training such as OSHA or NEBOSH.
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