HV Cable Jointer (225-731)

HV Cable Jointers are highly skilled professionals responsible for joining, splicing, and terminating high-voltage cables, ensuring efficient power distribution in various environments. These experts play a critical role in maintaining the integrity of electrical power systems, ensuring that they function safely and seamlessly. An HV Cable Jointer works primarily on underground and overhead networks, often in challenging and diverse conditions. Their work is vital to maintaining the infrastructure necessary for the supply of electricity to residential, commercial, and industrial areas. A career in HV cable jointing requires a strong understanding of electrical systems, precision, and the ability to adhere to strict safety protocols to prevent electrical failures or accidents.

Responsibilities

• Join and splice high-voltage cables in accordance with industry standards.
• Terminate cables using specialized tools and equipment for optimal performance.
• Inspect and test electrical systems to ensure safety and functionality.
• Read and interpret technical diagrams and electrical schematics accurately.
• Plan the layout and precautions needed for jointing operations efficiently.
• Adhere to health and safety regulations to minimize risk of electrical hazards.
• Coordinate with other team members to complete projects on schedule.
• Identify and repair faults within HV cable systems promptly and safely.
• Maintain meticulous records of all work completed for future reference.
• Conduct preventative maintenance on electrical joints and terminations.
• Operate specialized HV joining tools and machinery proficiently.
• Provide feedback on potential areas of improvement in jointing techniques.

Requirements

• Proven experience in high-voltage cable joining and maintenance.
• Relevant certifications and qualifications in electrical engineering or related field.
• Strong knowledge of HV cable systems and current safety regulations.
• Ability to read and interpret complex electrical diagrams and schematics.
• Excellent troubleshooting skills to diagnose and rectify cable faults.
• Physical ability to work in varied and challenging environmental conditions.
• Good communication skills to collaborate with team members effectively.