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A Head Unit Power Plant (or Plant Head/Unit Manager) is responsible for the overall performance of a power generation facility, ensuring safe, efficient, and reliable operations. This leadership role involves managing P&L, leading operations and maintenance (O&M) teams, ensuring statutory compliance, and optimizing plant availability.  Below is a detailed job description based ...

An Operator of a DM (Demineralization) Plant is responsible for operating and maintaining the plant to produce high-purity, mineral-free water for industrial use. Key duties include monitoring equipment, testing water quality, performing routine maintenance, handling chemicals, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring compliance with safety and environmental regulations.    Core responsibilities Plant operation: Start, stop, and monitor ...

A Boiler Operator (Field Operation) safely operates, monitors, and maintains industrial boilers and auxiliary equipment (pumps, fans, water treatment) to ensure efficient, continuous steam or hot water production. They perform routine inspections, log data, troubleshoot malfunctions, and adhere to strict safety/environmental regulations.    Key Responsibilities: Operational Control: Start up, shut down, and adjust boilers (fuel, ...

A civil engineer plans, designs, manages, and oversees the construction of essential infrastructure and building projects, such as roads, bridges, dams, and buildings. Key responsibilities include conducting site investigations, creating blueprints using CAD software, managing budgets and timelines, ensuring compliance with regulations, and coordinating with stakeholders and contractors to guarantee projects are ...

A CEO for a steel manufacturing plant leads overall strategy, operations, finance, and growth, focusing on profitability, market competitiveness, and compliance, by managing production, sales, technological upgrades (like TPM), and building high-performing teams while overseeing P&L, risk, and stakeholder relations. Key duties include driving plant performance, managing budgets, fostering innovation, ensuring ...

An Electrician/Foreman in a power plant is responsible for overseeing the installation, maintenance, repair, and testing of high-voltage systems, generators, motors, and electrical equipment to ensure maximum uptime, safety, and operational efficiency. They lead crews, interpret blueprints, and troubleshoot complex electrical issues, ensuring strict compliance with safety codes and plant regulations.  Key ...

A Power Plant DM (Demineralization) Operator's job description involves operating and maintaining the DM plant to produce mineral-free water for power generation. Key responsibilities include monitoring equipment, performing routine maintenance, testing water quality, adjusting chemical dosages, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring adherence to safety and environmental regulations.    Core Responsibilities Plant operation:  Monitor and control the DM ...

A Mechanical Engineer in a power plant is responsible for the design, operation, maintenance, and optimization of critical machinery, including turbines, boilers, pumps, and heat exchangers. They ensure plant safety, efficiency, and reliability by conducting root cause analysis, supervising maintenance teams, and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.  Key Responsibilities and Duties Maintenance & ...

An Instrument Technician in a steel manufacturing company is responsible for the installation, calibration, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of industrial measurement and control devices. They ensure that equipment such as sensors, transmitters, and control valves function accurately to monitor processes like pressure, temperature, flow, and level in heavy, high-temperature industrial environments.    Core ...

A DCS Engineer for an AFBC (Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion) boiler in a steel manufacturing plant monitors and controls boiler operations via the Distributed Control System (DCS) to ensure safe, optimal, and reliable steam generation. Responsibilities include managing fuel feeding, air flow, startup/shutdown, alarm response, and troubleshooting, typically requiring a bachelor's ...