The company opened its first manufacturing facility in Mombasa, Kenya, in 1962, rapidly widening its reach to include further countries in East Africa, and then Southern Africa. In 2003, all operating companies were reversed into the current holding company called Safal Investments Mauritius Limited and conduct its business across Africa as the Safal Group.Today, the Safal Group manufactures in 10 African countries and sells and markets its building solutions across the continent.   Key responsibilities: Track daily solar generation, inverter performance, alarms, and plant availability via SCADA; compare output to benchmarks (P50/P90) and report performance regularly (daily–monthly). Perform scheduled maintenance per Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM ) guidelines, troubleshoot faults (inverters, strings, communication, protection), conduct inspections/testing (thermography, IV curve, electrical), and coordinate major repairs with service providers. Plan and oversee module cleaning, assess soiling losses, and ensure safe rooftop cleaning practices. Ensure Direct Current/ Alternating Current systems are safe and compliant; inspect key components (isolators, cabling, earthing, protection systems), support LockOut/TagOut (LOTO) procedures, and maintain incident records. Analyze faults, conduct root cause analysis, monitor PR and availability, drive improvements in energy yield, and maintain accurate technical documentation. Maintain records per Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) and energy regulations, support ISO 50001 reporting, and ensure proper documentation of maintenance, safety, and testing activities. Inspect mounting systems, roof interfaces, and drainage; report structural risks and ensure safe access systems. Maintain clean, organized work areas and ensure proper storage of tools and materials in line with 6S principles. Carry out any additional tasks assigned. Requirements Qualifications required: Minimum academic qualification: Diploma in Electrical Engineering / Renewable Energy / Power Engineering Qualifications as an added advantage: Solar PV Installation Certification (T2/T3 or equivalent), First Aid & Working at Height certification Professional registration: EPRA Solar Technician License (or eligible to obtain) Experience required: General work experience (years): 2-3 Years Specific to the position (level/discipline/years): At least 2 years in solar PV O&M or industrial electrical maintenance Industry: Industrial / manufacturing environment preferred Key competencies and skills: Understanding of solar PV systems (DC & AC) Inverter diagnostics Ability to read single-line diagrams SCADA/monitoring system familiarity Root cause analysis skills Strong safety awareness Report writing and documentation Basic data analysis (Excel Computer literacy: Microsoft Excel Monitoring software Basic reporting tools Personality profile: Safety-conscious, Technically curious Capable of independent fault diagnosis in a live industrial environment.