17 Job openings found

A Turbine Engineer in a steel manufacturing company oversees the safe, efficient operation and maintenance of power plant turbines (usually steam>25 MW) to ensure consistent, uninterrupted power to steel production processes. They monitor DCS, manage startups/shutdowns, perform troubleshooting, and ensure compliance with safety protocols.    Key Responsibilities: Operational Control: Monitor turbine parameters (speed, pressure, temperature) ...

A 1st Class Boiler Operator in a steel company (typically AFBC/WHRB/Coal-fired) operates high-pressure steam boilers, overseeing daily operations, water treatment, safety compliance, and maintenance. They ensure consistent steam generation for production, troubleshooting boiler, DCS, and fuel handling systems, while strictly adhering to Indian Boiler Regulations (IBR).    Key Job Responsibilities Boiler Operation & Monitoring: Safely ...

A 1st Class Boiler Operator specializing in Waste Heat Recovery Boilers (WHRB) and Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion (AFBC) typically manages high-pressure steam generation in industrial settings like steel or power plants. Based on recent job listings in Chhattisgarh, India (2026), this role involves operating and maintaining complex, high-pressure steam systems to ...

A Turbine Operator (or Turbine Field Operator) in a power plant is a hands-on technical role responsible for the safe operation, monitoring, and maintenance of turbines, generators, and auxiliary systems. They work on-site to inspect machinery, control start/stop procedures, manage lubrication and cooling systems, and ensure compliance with safety protocols ...

A 1st Class Boiler Operator (CFBC) manages, monitors, and maintains high-pressure Circulating Fluidized Bed Combustion (CFBC) boilers in thermal power or captive industrial plants to produce safe and steady steam. Core Responsibilities Boiler Operations & Monitoring: Start up, regulate, and shut down CFBC boilers, keeping steam pressure, temperature, and drum water levels ...

An manages electrical power systems, troubleshoots equipment breakdowns, and ensures safe, uninterrupted plant operations during assigned work shifts.  Key Responsibilities Shift Operations: Execute shift plans and maintain reliable high-tension (HT) and low-tension (LT) power distribution systems. Troubleshooting & Maintenance: Diagnose and repair electrical faults in motors, breakers, transformers, and control panels (MCC/PCC). Breakdown Management: ...

A Shift Incharge (Operations/Maintenance) in a power plant supervises daily activities, ensuring safe, efficient power generation by leading the shift team, monitoring equipment (boilers, turbines, electrical systems), troubleshooting issues, coordinating maintenance, managing safety protocols (like Permits to Work), and ensuring accurate reporting, acting as the key person for emergency response and continuous ...