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Electrical Technician
13/09/1992

About Candidate

A dedicated and safety-conscious Electrical Engineering Technician with hands-on experience in mining operations, power generation, and control room environments. Seeking a challenging role where I can apply my technical knowledge, problem-solving skills, and teamwork to contribute to operational excellence, equipment reliability, and sustainable energy solutions. Committed to continuous learning and professional growth within a dynamic and forward-thinking organization.

Ethnicity
African

Location

Education

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Matriculation 2010
Mabande Comprehensive High School

Achieved strong results in Mathematics, Engineering Graphics and Design, Mechanical Technology, and Physical Science Developed a solid foundation in technical and scientific principles, problem-solving, and technical drawing Actively participated in group projects and practical workshops, enhancing teamwork and hands-on skills

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N.Diploma Electrical Engineering 2015
Tshwane University of Technology

Successfully completed core modules including Power Systems, Electrical Machines, Digital Electronics, Control Systems, and Engineering Mathematics Gained hands-on experience in technical problem-solving, safety procedures, and electrical project support Developed strong analytical, teamwork, and reporting skills aligned with industry standards

B
Basic and Advanced electrical 2016
Colliery Training College

Completed 12-month practical training under qualified engineers and technicians at a major coal-fired power station Assisted with maintenance, fault-finding, and testing of electrical systems including motors, transformers, switchgear, and protection relays Gained practical experience in plant operations, equipment inspections, and adherence to Eskom technical and safety procedures Interpreted electrical schematics and wiring diagrams, performed cable terminations, and used diagnostic tools for troubleshooting Strengthened technical reporting, problem-solving, and communication skills in a high-performance, safety-critical environment

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Competent Person A: safe declaration at the underground coal mine 2022
Colliery Training College

Trained in identifying, assessing, and declaring underground coal mine working areas safe for operations Gained knowledge of geotechnical risks, ventilation standards, hazardous gases, and rock strata conditions Learned to conduct visual inspections, gas testing (CH₄, CO, O₂), and report unsafe conditions according to mine health and safety regulations (MHSA) Developed competence in using detection equipment and completing safety declaration checklists Emphasized compliance with safety standards, teamwork, and communication protocols before entry or work resumption underground