Graduates of the Department of Electrical Technologies / Power Branch are qualified to work in the operation and maintenance of electrical power systems across the generation, transmission, and distribution sectors, within both governmental institutions and the private sector. They are capable of performing the following tasks:
Operating and maintaining electrical units in power generation plants of various types.
Operating and maintaining electrical transmission systems, including transmission lines and substations.
Working in electrical distribution networks, maintaining distribution and power transformers, and network components.
Maintaining and testing devices and equipment used in electrical power systems.
Executing installation and maintenance of underground and overhead cables in accordance with technical specifications.
Participating in electrical installations and lighting systems for residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.
Using measurement and testing devices to diagnose and repair electrical faults.
Applying occupational safety standards and ensuring quality in the work environment.
Working effectively within teams and maintaining technical communication with related staff.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Department of Electrical Technologies / Power Branch have access to a wide range of career opportunities in both the public and private sectors, including:
Power Generation Plants: Operation and maintenance of thermal, gas, steam, and hydroelectric plants.
Electrical Transmission Systems: Operation and maintenance of overhead transmission lines, substations, and high-voltage networks.
Electrical Distribution Networks: Operation and maintenance of distribution networks, including distribution and power transformers and feeders.
Protection, Control, and Monitoring Departments: Operation and maintenance of electrical protection systems and control devices in networks.
Electricity Ministry Companies and Institutions: Employment in directorates and public companies affiliated with the electricity sector.
Industrial Sector (Ministry of Industry and Minerals): Operation and maintenance of electrical systems in factories and industrial facilities.
Electrical Contracting Companies: Execution of electrical installation projects, network extensions, and lighting works.
Service Facilities: Employment in hospitals, commercial complexes, government buildings, and hotels in the field of electrical maintenance.
Self-Employment (Small Projects): Independent practice of electrical works, including installations and maintenance.