• Department: Engineering & Maintenance

• Reporting To: Head of Engineering / General Manager – Operations

Position Purpose

• The Electrical, Electronics & Control Systems Engineer is responsible for ensuring the reliability, safety, and availability of all electrical, electronic, control, instrumentation, and power systems across SML's heavy equipment fleet, terminal infrastructure, and other machineries. The role leads diagnostics, preventive maintenance, root-cause analysis, and continuous improvement of electrical systems while working closely with and complementing the Mechanical & Hydraulic Engineer.

Assets Under Responsibility

• Kalmar & Konecranes Reach Stackers; Side Loader Trailer (SLT); Tata & Ashok Leyland prime movers; Container chassis/trailers (electrical systems); Komatsu & TCM forklifts (1.5–10T); Perkins generators; Yard lighting, workshops, electrical panels, UPS/ATS, Lift, office backup power, Sub Stations, CCTV and access control power systems, etc.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead electrical and electronic diagnostics on all fleet assets.

• Diagnose ECU, CAN Bus, wiring harness, sensors, actuators, joystick controls, safety interlocks, and instrument clusters.

• Manage generator electrical systems including alternators, AVR, ATS, protection relays, load testing, and earthing.

• Maintain yard electrical infrastructure including MCC panels, lighting, and distribution systems.

• Support PLC, HMI, VFD, and industrial control troubleshooting where applicable.

• Maintain electrical drawings, alarm history, calibration, and maintenance records.

• Conduct root cause analysis and implement corrective actions to eliminate repeat failures.

• Develop preventive and predictive maintenance programs for electrical assets.

• Ensure compliance with electrical safety standards including LOTO and safe isolation procedures.

• Evaluate technical quotations, recommend spare parts, and liaise with OEMs.

• PDB, Sub-Stations, or any other electrical matter

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

• Equipment availability; Electrical PM compliance; Electrical downtime; First-time fix rate; Repeat electrical failures; Generator availability; Response time; Safety compliance.