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A Chemist in the coal mining industry typically performs coal analysis, quality control, and may also be involved in waste treatment and chemical testing of input materials. They are responsible for ensuring coal quality meets standards and for the safety of the mine and its environment.    Key Responsibilities: Coal Analysis: Conducting qualitative and quantitative coal ...

A Manager of Coal Quality Control (Mining) is responsible for ensuring the quality of coal products from mining operations. This role involves managing quality control processes, adhering to regulations, and improving overall quality standards. Key responsibilities include setting up and maintaining quality control systems, ensuring compliance with industry standards, and conducting audits and ...

A Contract Management Manager (Civil) for a mining project is responsible for overseeing all aspects of contract management, including drafting, negotiating, executing, and monitoring contracts related to civil construction within a mining operation. This includes managing sub-contracts, ensuring compliance with legal and contractual obligations, and resolving disputes, all while adhering to the ...

An Instrument Technician's primary responsibility is ensuring the efficient and accurate operation of instruments and control systems in various industries. This involves installing, maintaining, repairing, and calibrating equipment, as well as troubleshooting and diagnosing issues.    Key Responsibilities: Installation and Maintenance: Instrument Technicians install new instruments and control systems and perform regular maintenance on existing ones.    Calibration: They ...

A FITTER in a Thermal Power Plant (TPP) is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and installation of various mechanical equipment and systems within the plant. They work with a variety of tools and machinery, following blueprints and specifications to ensure proper functionality and safety.  A FITTER in a Thermal Power Plant (TPP) is responsible ...

A Turbine Field Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient operation, maintenance, and repair of turbine equipment in the field, including monitoring performance, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. They work with a variety of turbines, including steam turbines, gas turbines, and wind turbines.    Key Responsibilities: Operating and Monitoring Turbines: Field operators ...

A Second Class Boiler Operator, also known as a Boiler Attendant, is responsible for operating and maintaining a boiler system, ensuring safe and efficient steam production. They are typically tasked with operating, maintaining, and repairing boilers and related equipment in various settings like power plants, manufacturing facilities, or ships. Key duties include maintaining ...

A 1st Class Boiler Operator is responsible for operating and maintaining high-pressure boilers, ensuring they function correctly and safely. They are typically in charge of a single boiler or a battery of boilers within specific capacity limits. Key responsibilities include boiler operations, housekeeping, water treatment, and engineering operations.    Responsibilities and Duties: Boiler Operation: Operating, monitoring, and ...

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 ...

A "TURBINE DCS ENGINEER" role, especially in a context like "Belpan" (which may refer to a specific power plant or location), involves operating and managing a Distributed Control System (DCS) for turbine operations. This role requires a combination of technical expertise and experience in DCS systems like Siemens, Yokogawa, ABB, or ...