1 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 4.0 Year(s)
2.40 LPA TO 2.64 LPA
A DM (Demineralization) Plant Chemist in a power plant operates, monitors, and troubleshoots water treatment facilities while conducting critical water/steam analysis (silica, pH, conductivity) to ensure boiler feedwater quality. Key tasks include chemical dosing, coal/fuel analysis, and environmental compliance monitoring. They hold a B.Sc. in Chemistry or similar, often specializing in ...
1 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 4.0 Year(s)
3.00 LPA TO 4.00 LPA
Water/Steam Analysis: Monitor boiler, feed water, condensate, and cooling water chemistry; manage treatment chemicals.
Fuel Analysis: Perform proximate and ultimate analysis of coal and other fuels.
Laboratory Management: Conduct routine and specialized tests, maintain equipment, and manage chemical storage.
Environmental Compliance: Monitor and control air emissions and wastewater treatment systems.
Operational Support: Advise operations, troubleshoot issues, and support maintenance ...
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 ...