165 Job openings found

A Turbine Field Operator (F/O) in a power plant is a critical, hands-on role responsible for the safe and efficient local operation, monitoring, and maintenance of turbine equipment and its auxiliary systems. They work directly in the plant (in the "field") rather than in the control room (DCS), performing physical ...

A Turbine DCS Engineer in a power plant operates and monitors turbine systems using Distributed Control Systems (DCS) to ensure safe, efficient generation. Key responsibilities include real-time parameter monitoring (speed, vibration, pressure), startup/shutdown, alarm management, and troubleshooting, typically requiring 3-5 years of experience in power plant operations.  Key Responsibilities DCS Operation: Monitor and control ...

An Assistant Foreman (CCS - Coal and Ash Handling System / Central Control System) in a power plant is a supervisory role responsible for leading crews in the operation, maintenance, and repair of coal handling plants, ash handling systems, or control room equipment. They ensure continuous, safe operation, oversee equipment repairs, ...

A Senior Foreman for a power plant oversees the daily operations, maintenance, and technical teams to ensure safe and efficient power generation. They bridge the gap between plant management and hands-on technicians. [1] Core Responsibilities Supervise Personnel: Lead, schedule, and evaluate mechanical, electrical, and operations teams. Maintenance Planning: Coordinate preventive, predictive, and emergency ...

A Foreman for Operations & Maintenance (O&M) of the Coal Handling Plant (CHP) and Ash Handling Plant (AHP) in a steel company is responsible for supervising the daily operations, mechanical/electrical maintenance, and safety of coal conveyor systems, crushers, and ash disposal systems. They ensure the continuous supply of fuel to ...

A Senior Operator/Operator for Coal Handling Plant (CHP) and Ash Handling Plant (AHP) in a steel company is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of fuel handling, storage, and waste management systems for the plant's captive power plant or furnaces. This role ensures a steady supply of coal, proper handling ...

A Turbine Operator in a steel company (typically 39MW+ capacity) operates, monitors, and maintains steam turbines, generators, and auxiliary systems (lube oil, cooling towers, condensers) to provide consistent power to production. They ensure safe start-up/shutdown, manage loads, and perform troubleshooting to minimize downtime, often utilizing Distributed Control Systems (DCS).    Key Responsibilities and ...

A Turbine-Generator (TG) Field Operator in a steel company power plant manages the safe, local operation of turbines and generators. Key duties include monitoring field equipment (lube oil, seal oil, cooling systems), performing inspections, executing startup/shutdown procedures, maintaining logs, and ensuring safety through LOTO/PTW procedures.    Key Job Responsibilities Field Operations: Perform regular field rounds ...

A Graduate Engineer Trainee (Mechanical) will undergo training in the power plant of a steel manufacturing company. The role involves learning plant operations, assisting in maintenance activities, and supporting senior engineers to ensure smooth and efficient power generation. Key Responsibilities: 1. Training & Learning Learn the working of boilers, turbines, generators, and auxiliary ...

A Fitter in a power plant for a steel manufacturing company installs, maintains, and repairs critical machinery like turbines, conveyors, pumps, and boilers. They perform routine maintenance, troubleshoot breakdowns, align components, and weld, ensuring optimal operation of the power generation unit, adhering strictly to safety standards, and interpreting technical drawings.    Key Responsibilities Maintenance ...