1 Opening(s)
20.0 Year(s) To 25.0 Year(s)
10.00 LPA TO 12.00 LPA
A Head of Instrumentation (HOD Instrumentation) in a power plant manages the entire process control and measurement systems (DCS, PLCs, field instruments like transmitters, analyzers) for safe, efficient, and reliable power generation, focusing on planning maintenance, leading a technical team, ensuring compliance, troubleshooting complex issues, budgeting, and driving reliability and automation upgrades for ...
1 Opening(s)
8.0 Year(s) To 10.0 Year(s)
4.20 LPA TO 4.80 LPA
A Shift Engineer (Operation & Maintenance) for a power plant is responsible for the safe, efficient, and continuous operation of power generation equipment—such as boilers, turbines, generators, and balance of plant (BOP)—during their assigned shift. They oversee control room operations, monitor plant parameters, troubleshoot malfunctions, and supervise field technicians to ensure ...
4 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 8.0 Year(s)
2.16 LPA TO 3.00 LPA
An Instrument Technician in a power plant installs, calibrates, maintains, and troubleshoots complex field instruments, control systems, and automation devices (DCS, PLC, SCADA) to ensure reliable operations. They work on sensors, transmitters, and control valves (pressure, temperature, flow), requiring a Diploma/ITI in Instrumentation/Electronics and 3–5 years of industrial experience.
Key Responsibilities
Calibration & ...
1 Opening(s)
1.0 Year(s) To 2.0 Year(s)
1.44 LPA TO 1.80 LPA
An Electrical Engineer designs, develops, tests, and supervises the manufacturing of electrical systems and equipment. They work on a wide range of projects, including power generation, communication systems, electronic devices, and even electrical systems for vehicles and aircraft. Their work involves everything from initial design and testing to ensuring safety standards and troubleshooting ...
4 Opening(s)
2.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
2.40 LPA TO 3.60 LPA
An electrical engineer designs, develops, tests, and maintains electrical systems, components, and products for various industries. Key responsibilities include creating technical drawings and specifications, ensuring systems meet safety and quality standards, collaborating with teams, and overseeing installation and manufacturing processes. They apply electrical engineering principles to improve products and systems, from power generation ...
2 Opening(s)
4.0 Year(s) To 6.0 Year(s)
2.40 LPA TO 3.60 LPA
A Senior Chemist at a power plant manages laboratory operations, ensuring water, steam, and fuel quality meet environmental and efficiency standards. They are responsible for monitoring corrosion, optimizing chemical dosing, supervising lab staff, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Requires a Chemistry degree and 3-5+ years of experience.
Key Responsibilities
Water Chemistry Control: Monitor and maintain ...
1 Opening(s)
2.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
1.80 LPA TO 2.40 LPA
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 ...
1 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
2.40 LPA TO 3.00 LPA
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) ...
1 Opening(s)
15.0 Year(s) To 16.0 Year(s)
3.60 LPA TO 6.00 LPA
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 ...
2 Opening(s)
2.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
2.16 LPA TO 2.68 LPA
A 1st Class Boiler Operator in a power plant is responsible for the safe and efficient operation, maintenance, and monitoring of high-pressure boilers (often AFBC/WHRB), steam turbines, and associated auxiliaries. They must possess a valid 1st Class Boiler Attendant Certificate and hold expertise in controlling, troubleshooting, and repairing steam systems while ...