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A Technician in a Power Plant's C&I (Control and Instrumentation) department is responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing the plant's control and instrumentation systems. This includes a wide range of tasks, from calibrating and servicing field instruments to diagnosing issues with DCS and PLC systems. They ensure the reliable operation of equipment that monitors and controls the ...

Key responsibilities may include: Design and Engineering: Leading the design and engineering of new electrical systems or upgrades to existing ones, including equipment selection, power calculations, and system layout.    Reviewing electrical drawings and specifications to ensure compliance with industry standards and project requirements.    Overseeing the procurement of electrical equipment and materials.    Maintenance and Operations: Managing the ...

A T.G. Field Operator in a power plant is responsible for the safe and efficient operation, maintenance, and repair of turbine and related equipment in the field. This role involves monitoring performance, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations.    Key Responsibilities: Operation and Monitoring: Starting, stopping, and adjusting equipment like turbines, compressors, and other machinery, ...

 "Electrician TPP JD" refers to a job description for an electrician position at a Thermal Power Plant (TPP). The key responsibilities would revolve around maintaining and repairing electrical systems within the TPP, including power generation equipment, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations and electrical codes.    Here's a more detailed breakdown of what an ...

In the context of power and electrical engineering, an AGM (Assistant General Manager) or DGM (Deputy General Manager) typically oversees electrical projects, ensuring smooth operations, maintenance, and project execution, often within a power plant or related industry.    Here's a more detailed breakdown of the roles and responsibilities:     General Responsibilities: Project Management: Overseeing electrical projects from ...

1. Power Plant Manager: Oversees overall power plant operations, maintenance and personnel. Ensures reliable, efficient and safe power generation. Develops and implements operational strategies and budgets. 2. Operations Supervisor: Supervises day-to-day operations, including monitoring and controlling systems. Coordinates maintenance activities and ensures compliance with regulations. Trains and evaluates operational staff. 3. Control Room Operator: Monitors and controls power generation, ...

planning and designing power stations and power generation equipmentdetermining the type and arrangement of circuits, transformers, circuit-breakers, transmission lines and other equipmentdeveloping products such as electric motors, components, equipment and appliancesinterpreting specifications, drawings, standards and regulations relating to elec planning and designing power stations and power generation equipmentdetermining the type and arrangement of ...

Detailed JD: Qualification: Engineering Graduate with HV Certification, CompEX CertificationYears of Experience: 10 minimum Previous Experience: 10 years’ relevant experience with at least 3 years on power generation and HV switch gear for offshore facility. Key Responsibilities: 1. Supervise power plant, electrical distribution system and Power Management System (Low and High Voltage).2. Supervise instruments and Control ...

A Boiler DCS (Distributed Control System) Engineer in a power plant is responsible for managing and optimizing the automated systems that control the boiler and related processes. This involves monitoring, controlling, and troubleshooting the boiler's operation through the DCS, ensuring safe, efficient, and reliable power generation.    Key Responsibilities: DCS Operation and Control: Monitoring and controlling ...

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 ...