Electrical Engineer-Heavy Equipment

Why Join Us? General Engineering Services -GENSERV is a leading supplier in the Oman market with a strong and well-established presence in the construction equipment sector. Founded in 1982, we have grown over the past 44 years to become one of the largest construction equipment dealerships in Oman. Today, GENSERV is recognized as one of Oman’s leading construction equipment dealers, representing international brands and serving major customers across construction, infrastructure, quarry, mining, rental, and industrial sectors. Joining GENSERV means becoming part of a professional and supportive team where you can learn, grow personally, and develop your career through continuous exposure to customers, products, projects, and real business challenges. We value people who are eager to improve, contribute, and build a long-term future with us. Job Purpose: The Heavy Equipment Electrical Specialist is responsible for the advanced diagnosis, troubleshooting, repair, and configuration of complex electrical and electronic systems on heavy construction machinery. This role ensures optimal machine performance, safety, and minimal downtime by managing multiplexed wiring networks, sensors, and electronic control units (ECUs). While working across various heavy equipment brands, a strong specialization and electrical familiarity with Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) systems is highly preferred. Additionally, the role requires integrated knowledge of hydraulic systems to effectively diagnose modern, electro-hydraulic machinery Duties and Responsibilities: 1. Diagnostic Troubleshooting: Perform advanced electrical diagnostics on heavy machinery using digital multimeters, oscilloscopes, and specialized software to isolate open circuits, short circuits, and communication faults. 2. System Programming & Calibration: Configure, calibrate, and program electronic control units (ECUs), displays, and safety systems following component replacements or software updates. 3. Schematic Interpretation: Read, analyze, and accurately interpret complex electrical wiring diagrams, circuit schematics, and technical network architecture maps. 4. Hydraulic Integration: Diagnose and repair electrical faults directly impacting hydraulic control systems, including electronic proportional valves, solenoids, pressure sensors, and joysticks. 5. Harness & Component Repair: Rebuild, repair, or replace damaged wiring harnesses, connectors, fuse panels, alternators, starter motors, and electronic sensors to OEM standards. 6. Documentation & Reporting: Maintain accurate records of all electrical modifications, software versions, and diagnostic logs using the company’s asset management Skills and Competencies: 1. Technical Expertise: Deep knowledge of DC electrical systems (12V/24V), CAN-bus networks (J1939), multiplexing, and electronic control topologies. 2. Hydraulic Proficiency: Strong fundamental understanding of fluid power principles, electro-hydraulic valves, and how electrical signals drive hydraulic functions. 3. Analytical Thinking: Exceptional problem-solving skills with the ability to trace multi-system faults across complex mechanical, hydraulic, and electronic interfaces. 4. Precision Tools: Proficient in using specialized diagnostic laptops, electronic scanners, communication adapters, and precision testing equipment. 5. Safety & Compliance: Thorough understanding of electrical safety protocols, lockout/tagout procedures, battery handling safety, and electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection.

Diagnostic Troubleshooting: Perform advanced electrical diagnostics on heavy machinery using digital multimeters, oscilloscopes, and specialized software to isolate open circuits, short circuits, and communication faults. System Programming & Calibration: Configure, calibrate, and program electronic control units (ECUs), displays, and safety systems following component replacements or software updates. Schematic Interpretation: Read, analyze, and accurately interpret complex electrical wiring diagrams, circuit schematics, and technical network architecture maps. Hydraulic Integration: Diagnose and repair electrical faults directly impacting hydraulic control systems, including electronic proportional valves, solenoids, pressure sensors, and joysticks. Harness & Component Repair: Rebuild, repair, or replace damaged wiring harnesses, connectors, fuse panels, alternators, starter motors, and electronic sensors to OEM standards. Documentation & Reporting: Maintain accurate records of all electrical modifications, software versions, and diagnostic logs using the company’s asset management