Power Operator

Roles and responsibilities

Experience: 4 to 6 years

Language: Excellent in English

Job Description

• Must have experience in operation of modern gas/steam turbine power station.
• Responsible to perform, control and monitor from central control room, the operation of the power generating to ensure continuous supplies of power co-ordinate with other power operators to achieve reliable efficient and safe operations of the equipment/system plant and safety of operating personnel.
• Responsible to follow up and carry out plant routine activities as per approved schedule.
• Responsible to assist in startup, shut down and emergency operation of the plant and equipment as per instruction. Report abnormalities/defect observed to the superior.
• Experience in operation of modern gas/steam turbine power station.

• 1. Technical Knowledge

• Power Plant Operations: Understanding the functioning of boilers, turbines, generators, and auxiliary systems.
• Electrical Systems: Knowledge of transformers, switchgear, circuit breakers, and electrical distribution.
• Instrumentation: Proficiency in monitoring and managing control systems like SCADA or DCS.
• Mechanical Systems: Familiarity with pumps, compressors, and heat exchangers.

• 2. Problem-Solving and Troubleshooting

• Fault Diagnosis: Identifying and resolving mechanical, electrical, or control system issues.
• Critical Thinking: Assessing situations quickly to minimize downtime and ensure safety.

• 3. Safety Awareness

• Hazard Identification: Recognizing and mitigating risks associated with power station operations.
• Compliance: Adhering to OSHA regulations and environmental standards.
• Emergency Response: Handling system failures, fires, or other critical incidents effectively.

• 4. Attention to Detail

• Monitoring Systems: Constantly observing gauges, meters, and alarms to ensure optimal performance.
• Record Keeping: Maintaining accurate logs of operational parameters and incidents.

• 5. Technical Skills

• Control Systems: Operating distributed control systems (DCS) or programmable logic controllers (PLC).
• Equipment Maintenance: Performing routine inspections and preventive maintenance.
• Data Analysis: Interpreting operational data to optimize efficiency.

• 6. Communication Skills

• Team Collaboration: Coordinating with engineers, maintenance staff, and other operators.
• Reporting: Documenting issues, performance data, and maintenance activities clearly.
• Clear Instructions: Providing concise directions during routine operations or emergencies.

• 7. Physical and Mental Stamina

• Shift Work: Managing long shifts, including night and weekend schedules.
• Physical Demands: Operating in high-noise, high-temperature, or confined spaces.

Desired candidate profile

1. Technical Knowledge

• Power Plant Operations: Understanding the functioning of boilers, turbines, generators, and auxiliary systems.
• Electrical Systems: Knowledge of transformers, switchgear, circuit breakers, and electrical distribution.
• Instrumentation: Proficiency in monitoring and managing control systems like SCADA or DCS.
• Mechanical Systems: Familiarity with pumps, compressors, and heat exchangers.

2. Problem-Solving and Troubleshooting

• Fault Diagnosis: Identifying and resolving mechanical, electrical, or control system issues.
• Critical Thinking: Assessing situations quickly to minimize downtime and ensure safety.

3. Safety Awareness

• Hazard Identification: Recognizing and mitigating risks associated with power station operations.
• Compliance: Adhering to OSHA regulations and environmental standards.
• Emergency Response: Handling system failures, fires, or other critical incidents effectively.

4. Attention to Detail

• Monitoring Systems: Constantly observing gauges, meters, and alarms to ensure optimal performance.
• Record Keeping: Maintaining accurate logs of operational parameters and incidents.

5. Technical Skills

• Control Systems: Operating distributed control systems (DCS) or programmable logic controllers (PLC).
• Equipment Maintenance: Performing routine inspections and preventive maintenance.
• Data Analysis: Interpreting operational data to optimize efficiency.

6. Communication Skills

• Team Collaboration: Coordinating with engineers, maintenance staff, and other operators.
• Reporting: Documenting issues, performance data, and maintenance activities clearly.
• Clear Instructions: Providing concise directions during routine operations or emergencies.

7. Physical and Mental Stamina

• Shift Work: Managing long shifts, including night and weekend schedules.
• Physical Demands: Operating in high-noise, high-temperature, or confined spaces.