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An instrumentation engineer fresher job description includes designing, developing, and installing systems to monitor and control industrial processes, along with calibrating and maintaining equipment, troubleshooting issues, and collaborating with other teams. Freshers will support senior engineers with tasks like software implementation, documentation, performance testing, and on-site support for installation and maintenance.    Core ...

A PLC operator job description involves monitoring and troubleshooting automated machinery controlled by a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) to ensure smooth, safe, and efficient operations. Key responsibilities include real-time monitoring of equipment via HMIs, conducting routine inspections, performing basic troubleshooting of field instruments, and supporting maintenance teams with tasks like loop checks ...

  A WHRB DCS Operator/Engineer job involves operating and monitoring a Waste Heat Recovery Boiler (WHRB) using a Distributed Control System (DCS) in a power plant setting, typically within an iron and steel or similar industrial facility. Responsibilities include operating the boiler through the DCS, performing regular maintenance and repair on control systems, monitoring ...

A C&I (Control and Instrumentation) Engineer in the power industry focuses on designing, implementing, and maintaining systems that control and monitor power generation, transmission, and distribution processes. These engineers ensure efficient and safe operation of power equipment, using a range of instruments, sensors, and automation technologies.    Key Responsibilities of a C&I Engineer in ...

Core responsibilities Design and development: Create and design new instrumentation and control systems for industrial processes. Installation and maintenance: Install, set up, test, and maintain control systems and equipment to ensure they are running effectively.   Monitoring and control: Monitor process data, troubleshoot issues, and implement control strategies to optimize performance, efficiency, and safety. System programming: Develop and implement ...

An Instrument Engineer in a power plant is responsible for designing, installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting the plant's control and instrumentation systems to ensure efficiency and safety. Key duties include performing maintenance and calibration on instruments like sensors, transmitters, and control valves, developing and maintaining technical documentation, managing projects, and ensuring compliance ...

Key Responsibilities: Install, calibrate, and maintain process control instruments (pressure, temperature, flow, and level transmitters). Perform loop checking and signal testing for commissioning and shutdown activities. Troubleshoot and repair faulty instruments and control systems. Read and interpret P&ID, loop diagrams, and wiring schematics. Conduct preventive and corrective maintenance as per maintenance schedules. Work with PLC, DCS, ...