27 Job openings found

Responsibilities: Equipment Operation: Operate and control power generation equipment, including boilers, steam turbines, generators, pumps, and auxiliary systems, to produce electricity according to demand and grid requirements. Monitor equipment parameters, such as temperature, pressure, flow rates, and power output, using control systems and instrumentation to ensure efficient operation. Start-up and Shutdown Procedures: Execute start-up and ...

A DCS (Distributed Control System) Engineer in a power plant controls and optimizes high-pressure boilers, turbines, and auxiliaries from a central control room to ensure safe, efficient power generation. They monitor parameters (pressure, temperature, flow), troubleshoot using HMI, and execute safe startups/shutdowns. [1, 2] Key Responsibilities DCS Operation & Monitoring: Continuously operate ...

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 ...

A Boiler Distributed Control System (DCS) Engineer in a steel company is responsible for controlling, monitoring, and optimizing high-pressure boiler operations (typically AFBC, CFBC, or WHRB) from a central control room. This role ensures safe, reliable, and efficient steam generation for power generation and steel production processes, such as Sponge Iron ...

A Turbine-Generator (TG) Field Operator in a steel company power plant manages the safe, local operation of turbines and generators. Key duties include monitoring field equipment (lube oil, seal oil, cooling systems), performing inspections, executing startup/shutdown procedures, maintaining logs, and ensuring safety through LOTO/PTW procedures.    Key Job Responsibilities Field Operations: Perform regular field rounds ...

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 Turbine Operator in a steel company (typically 39MW+ capacity) operates, monitors, and maintains steam turbines, generators, and auxiliary systems (lube oil, cooling towers, condensers) to provide consistent power to production. They ensure safe start-up/shutdown, manage loads, and perform troubleshooting to minimize downtime, often utilizing Distributed Control Systems (DCS).    Key Responsibilities and ...

JOB DESCRIPTION Operate and control boiler systems, including coal-fired boilers, biomass boilers, or other types of boilers, to produce steam for electricity generation. Monitor boiler parameters, such as water level, steam pressure, temperature, and fuel flow, using control systems and instrumentation to maintain optimal operating conditions. Execute start-up and shutdown procedures for boilers ...

JOB DESCRIPTION Operate and control boiler systems, including coal-fired boilers, biomass boilers, or other types of boilers, to produce steam for electricity generation. Monitor boiler parameters, such as water level, steam pressure, temperature, and fuel flow, using control systems and instrumentation to maintain optimal operating conditions. Execute start-up and shutdown procedures for boilers ...

JOB DESCRIPTION Operate and control boiler systems, including coal-fired boilers, biomass boilers, or other types of boilers, to produce steam for electricity generation. Monitor boiler parameters, such as water level, steam pressure, temperature, and fuel flow, using control systems and instrumentation to maintain optimal operating conditions. Execute start-up and shutdown procedures for boilers ...