Geoffrey Nzomo

• Diagnose and repair electrical and electronic appliances such as TVs, refrigerators, and
sound systems.
• Repair components such as circuit boards, wiring, switches, motors, and compressors.
• Install and connect home appliances, ensuring proper wiring, grounding, and compliance
with safety standards.
• Conduct routine preventive maintenance and performance checks.
• Respond to customer service calls, explain faults, and provide maintenance advice.
• Maintain service records and report frequent repair trends.
• Manage spare parts inventory and assist in procurement.
• Observe electrical safety regulations and manufacturers guidelines.
• Work collaboratively with team members and assist in training junior technicians.
• Stay updated on new appliance technologies (e.g. inverter-type systems and smart devices).

• Install and commission solar PV systems, inverters, controllers, and battery banks.
• Conduct electrical wiring, grounding, and system protection installations.
• Perform preventive maintenance on solar systems and backup units.
• Diagnose and repair faults in inverters, wiring, and electrical components.
• Follow safety standards, electrical codes, and use proper protective gear.
• Respond to maintenance service calls and advise clients on operation and care.
• Interpret and work from electrical schematics and technical manuals.
• Keep detailed records of installations, maintenance, and faults.
• Coordinate with engineers, project managers, and procurement teams.

• Install and maintain hospital electrical systems, wiring, lighting, and power outlets.
• Set up power connections for critical medical equipment (e.g. X-ray, ICU, and laboratory
devices).
• Maintain and test standby power systems (generators, UPS, inverters).
• Conduct preventive maintenance on hospital electrical infrastructure.
• Troubleshoot and repair faults in circuits, lighting, and medical equipment.
• Ensure compliance with hospital electrical safety and national codes.
• Support biomedical engineers in powering and maintaining sensitive equipment.
• Keep maintenance logs, repair records, and report energy usage.
• Monitor energy consumption and suggest energy efficiency measures.
• Respond promptly to electrical emergencies in wards, theatres, and ICUs.
• Collaborate with biomedical engineers, maintenance teams, and hospital staff.