Electrical Engineer

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Kiscol is committed to appointing and retaining the most qualified and competent staff who have proven future potential to effectively and efficiently perform duties and responsibilities that they shall be appointed to in accordance with the objectives of the organization.
Kwale International Sugar Company Limited (KISCOL) hereby invites applications from qualified and experienced individuals for the following positions:

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Qualifications and experience
o    BSc. degree in Electrical and Electronics engineering, or equivalent field.
o    5 years experience with two years background in the sugar industry is an added advantage.
o    Diploma in electrical engineering - power option, EIT III or EET III
o    Have practical knowledge in Electronic Systems, Electronics Troubleshooting, Electronic Testing Design, Project Management, Quality Focus, Analyzing Information, excellent diagnostic skills and Innovation
o    Registration with Kenya Engineers Registration Board.

Duties and Responsibilities

o    Maintaining, installing, monitoring and upgrading electronic systems and equipment to attain efficiency, reliability and optimal performance.
o    Ensure training of machine operators and electrical staff
o    Set and communicate safety standards relating to electronic systems, equipment and enforce compliance with the Energy Regulatory Commission
o    Oversee electrical repairs of plant and other office facilities

o    Coordinate repairing of malfunctioned machinery and equipment

Qualified individuals are invited to send their application along with detailed CV to careers@kwale-group.com so as to be received on or before 6th July 2013


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