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A Turbine DCS Engineer monitors and controls turbine operations via a Distributed Control System (DCS) for efficient and safe performance in power plants or industrial facilities. Responsibilities include operating the DCS, troubleshooting equipment, monitoring parameters like speed and temperature, performing start-up and shutdown sequences, maintaining logs, and coordinating with other teams. The role ...

A Boiler DCS (Distributed Control System) Engineer designs, operates, and maintains boiler systems using DCS technology to ensure safe, efficient, and reliable operations, while adhering to safety and environmental regulations. Key responsibilities include configuring and maintaining the DCS, monitoring critical boiler parameters like temperature and pressure, optimizing combustion, executing start-up and shutdown ...

A shift engineer ensures the smooth, safe, and efficient operation of equipment and facilities during their assigned shift by performing maintenance, troubleshooting issues, and coordinating with teams. Key responsibilities include monitoring systems, conducting inspections, performing preventive and reactive maintenance, and managing any operational problems or emergencies that arise. This role is critical in ...

A fitter is a skilled tradesperson who assembles, installs, and maintains machinery, mechanical equipment, and structural components using hand and power tools, often with the aid of blueprints and engineering drawings. Key responsibilities include routine maintenance, equipment repair, troubleshooting malfunctions, and performing cutting and fitting operations on metal parts to ensure everything ...

A fabricator job description involves interpreting technical drawings to transform raw materials into finished components or products through cutting, shaping, and assembling using specialized tools and machinery. Key responsibilities include operating machinery, performing quality checks, maintaining safety standards, and ensuring components meet precise specifications and project requirements.     Typical Responsibilities: Read and interpret blueprints, drawings, and ...

A DRI (Direct Reduced Iron) Shift Incharge manages the daily operations of a Direct Reduced Iron plant during their shift, focusing on meeting production targets, ensuring safety and environmental compliance, leading the shift team, monitoring processes and equipment, troubleshooting issues, and maintaining quality. Responsibilities include coordinating production plans, allocating manpower, ensuring adherence ...

A liaison manager acts as a central point of communication, coordinating between different departments, external organizations, or stakeholders to ensure smooth operations and achieve business objectives. Key responsibilities include facilitating communication, coordinating projects, managing relationships, and resolving conflicts. This role often involves tasks such as developing relationships with government bodies for ...

A Production Manager for a Steel Melting Shop (SMS) oversees daily steelmaking, focusing on achieving production targets (quality, quantity, cost) by managing teams, optimizing processes (charging, melting, casting), ensuring strict quality control, coordinating maintenance, and implementing process improvements for efficiency and cost reduction, often using EAF/converter routes for alloy steels, while ...

A Control Room Operator (CRO) monitors and manages facility operations (power, manufacturing, security) via control panels/systems, ensuring efficiency, safety, and compliance by responding to alarms, troubleshooting issues, coordinating with field teams, and documenting data, requiring vigilance, problem-solving, and strong communication under pressure.  Key Responsibilities: Monitoring: Continuously watch control panels, SCADA systems, CCTV, and other ...

An Electrical Technician (CPP - likely meaning China Petroleum Pipeline or similar large project) installs, maintains, and repairs electrical systems and equipment, focusing on safety, code compliance, troubleshooting HV/LV systems, reading blueprints, and often working on pipelines or industrial sites, requiring strong technical skills and adherence to HSE/QA/QC standards. Key duties involve HV cable laying, earthing, panel/machinery maintenance, fault diagnosis ...