Power Maintenance Staff
どうりょくほしゅがかり
Industry & Occupation
Classification
Summary
Technical job that inspects and maintains power equipment in power plants and industrial facilities to support stable operation.
Description
Power maintenance staff inspect, maintain, and repair power equipment such as turbines, generators, and distribution boards used in power plants and factories on a daily basis to ensure safe and efficient operation. They conduct regular inspections and monitor vibrations, temperatures, and oil pressure to detect signs of abnormalities early. When abnormalities are detected, they diagnose the causes and perform repairs or part replacements, responding quickly in emergencies. They comply with laws and safety standards, perform record-keeping and reporting tasks, and work in teams to achieve long-term stable operation of equipment.
Future Outlook
Stable demand is expected due to the need for stable operation of energy infrastructure. With the expansion of renewable energy equipment adoption, knowledge of maintenance for diverse machinery will be required.
Personality Traits
Calm and composed / Excellent observation skills / Meticulous and responsible
Work Style
Night shifts / Regular inspection schedule / Shift work
Career Path
Power Maintenance Staff → Maintenance Leader → Equipment Maintenance Department Head → Facility Operations Manager
Required Skills
Abnormality Diagnosis / Basic Electrical Circuits / Maintenance and Inspection of Mechanical Equipment / Understanding of Safety Regulations and Standards
Recommended Skills
Instrumentation and Measurement Technology / P&ID Reading / PLC Control Knowledge / Remote Monitoring System Operation
Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Attention to Detail & Accuracy | Because missing small signs of abnormality can lead to major troubles. |
| Physical Stamina & Endurance | Required due to inspection of heavy machinery, work at heights, and night shifts. |
| Problem Solving | Essential for identifying causes and responding during failures. |
Related Qualifications
- Electrician
- First-Class Electric Chief Engineer
- Second-Class Electric Chief Engineer
Aliases
- Equipment Maintenance Staff
- Power Generation Maintenance Staff
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- Equipment Maintenance Engineer
- Power Plant Operator
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