Support Electrical

Job Purpose Job Purpose The primary role of the Shift Supervisor (Electrical) is to manage and execute all electrical maintenance activities during the shift to ensure safe, reliable, and continuous plant operations. The position is responsible for effective breakdown handling, adherence to safety systems, basic analysis of failures, and coordination with the maintenance team to minimize downtime. The Shift Supervisor is expected to demonstrate strong technical hands-on capability, discipline in safety practices, and compliance with quality and statutory requirements while supporting smooth mill and auxiliary equipment operations. Key Responsibilities Attend and rectify electrical breakdowns across mills and all supporting equipment, working as part of a team to restore operations in the shortest possible time. Ensure strict compliance with PTW, LOTO/LOTOTO, JSA, and Toolbox Talks, maintaining a high standard of safety during all activities. Carry out basic problem analysis using QC tools and Why-Why methodology; maintain detailed breakdown data and share findings with the Section In-Charge for corrective actions. Perform troubleshooting of rolling mill control systems, including PLCs, digital DC/AC drives, and auxiliary systems. Execute maintenance and troubleshooting of AC/DC motors, transformers, and power distribution systems up to 11 kV and above. Comply with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, TS, and OHSAS requirements relevant to departmental activities. Implement 5S and BCE practices to maintain high standards of electrical installations and equipment housekeeping. Identify abnormalities proactively and take corrective actions to improve safety, reliability, and equipment life. Monitor daily plant energy consumption, complete checklists, and initiate corrective actions where deviations are observed. Control the usage of spares, ensure proper handling and condition, maintain optimum inventory levels, and return unused spares to the store. Monitor critical mill parameters during the shift as guided by the Area Head (AH) and report deviations promptly. Dimensions: Business/SBU/Unit Revenue Revenue Hindalco Downstream Taloja operation Rs. 226 Cr, EBITDA of downstream Business Taloja ~ Rs.10.85 Crs Business Workforce Number Unit Leadership team in SBU ~ 200 nos Unit Workforce Number Supervisory and workmen strength ~700 nos Function Workforce Number 17 Department Workforce Number 17 Other Quantitative and Important Parameters For The Job Budgets/Volumes/No. of Products/Geography/Markets/ Customers or any other parameter Productivity and reliability are the main criteria for shift. Attending breakdowns quickly is necessary to control downtime and improved efficiencies. Job Context & Major Challenges: With Hindalcos downstream operations expanding rapidly, the organization is focused on enhancing product quality, improving equipment reliability, and optimizing overall plant performance. Electrical systems, controls, and automation are critical to sustaining uninterrupted rolling mill operations, where timely breakdown restoration and safe execution are key to minimizing downtime and production losses. The Shift Supervisor (Electrical) plays a pivotal role in this environment by leading all electrical maintenance and breakdown activities during the shift. The role demands quick decision making, effective troubleshooting, and close coordination with shift and non shift teams to ensure operational continuity. In addition to technical supervision, the Shift Supervisor is responsible for enforcing safety and statutory compliance, maintaining required documentation, supporting basic ERP processes, managing spares in coordination with stores, and monitoring energy consumption. By acting as the first line of leadership on the shop floor, the Shift Supervisor ensures equipment availability, safe working practices, disciplined execution, and continuous improvement in electrical system reliability. Major Challenges of the Role Developing and applying a strong understanding of complex rolling mill electrical and automation systems, including PLCs, AC/DC drives, instrumentation, and protection systems, to restore operations quickly and safely under pressure. Ensuring 100% compliance with safety and statutory requirements, including PTW, LOTOTO, JSA, toolbox talks, and associated documentation, even during emergency breakdown situations. Leading and guiding shift personnel during breakdowns and maintenance activities, ensuring correct troubleshooting approach, work quality, and safe execution. Coordinating effectively with production, mechanical, utilities, and other supporting departments to enable smooth workflow, clear communication, and faster problem resolution. Managing critical spares and shift level inventory, ensuring availability of essential items, correct usage, proper records, and timely return of unused material to stores. Maintaining .