• Assist in routine inspection and cleaning of substation equipment (e.g., transformers, circuit breakers, isolators). • Shadow technicians and engineers during preventive maintenance tasks. • Observe fault diagnosis procedures and assist with basic tasks such as reading test equipment. • Help document symptoms of faults or performance anomalies in substation systems. • Learn and follow electrical safety standards, lock-out/tag-out procedures, and PPE usage. • Participate in daily toolbox talks and safety briefings. • Learn how to use tools, instruments, and maintenance management systems. • Attend internal training programs on substation components and testing practices. • Record activities in a trainee logbook including site visits, tasks participated in, and learnings gained. • Assist in updating maintenance records and organizing test reports. • Work closely with technicians, engineers, and supervisors to support ongoing maintenance schedules. • Attend departmental meetings and contribute where appropriate. • Expected Output • Demonstrated understanding of substation equipment and maintenance principles. • Active participation in scheduled inspections and maintenance exercises. • Adherence to safety and compliance requirements. • Accurate and timely trainee reports detailing learning progress and exposure. • Improved knowledge and readiness for more advanced engineering responsibilities.

• Academic Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems, or a closely related field. • Must have graduated within the lastthree (3) yearsfrom a recognized institution • Experience • No professional experience required. • Competencies • Basic understanding of power systems and electrical distribution principles. • Willingness to work in outdoor and high-voltage environments. • Eagerness to learn, with strong attention to detail and safety. • Good communication skills and a collaborative attitude.