Institute of Rural Management Anand of Rural Management Anand jobs for Electrician in Anand. Last Date to apply: 15 Dec 2017
Electrician
Job Description
Job Profile : Electrician should have experience in electrical preventive maintenance and trouble shooting including working on LV & HV contactor and circuit breakers, control stations, LV and HV switch Boards and associated power and control wiring, cables and earthing circuits.
Qualification and Experience :The incumbent should be an ITI (Electrician stream) qualified, having WIREMAN’S CERTIFICATE (License), issued by the Industry of Mines and Power department of the State Government and with 2 to 3 years of post-qualification experience.
S/he should have knowledge of operation and repairs of HT breakers, LT breakers, Transformers, Electrical motors, Pumps etc., repairing of lighting fixtures and lighting circuits, repairing of electrical equipments and motor starters, repairing of telephone lines and fixing new telephone connections. S/he should have sound theoretical knowledge, be computer literate and have proficiency in computer applications.
Remuneration and Tenure : Appointments will be made purely on contract basis for a period of three years with one year probation with a consolidated remuneration in the range of Rs.15,000/- to Rs.20,000/- per month. The contract is renewable after 3 years based on satisfactory performance. The Electrician shall reside on the IRMA Campus. Accommodation shall be provided by IRMA.
Age : Below 35 years
Job Particulars
About Company
IRMA was established in 1979 at Anand, Gujarat with the support of the Swiss Agency for Development Cooperation (SDC), the Government of India, the Government of Gujarat, erstwhile Indian Dairy Corporation and the National Dairy Development Board to provide management education, training, research and consultancy support to co-operatives and rural development organisations in India. IRMA is founded with the belief, borne out by Dr.Kurien’s work in the dairy co-operatives which revolutionised the dairy industry in the country, that the key for effective rural development is professional management. Professionalising the management of rural organisations calls for matching the specific but unmet needs of the sector with the formal techniques and skills of management professionals. Linking the two are the ‘rural managers’ prepared by IRMA through its two-years diploma (PRM) in rural management.
