2 Opening(s)
2.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
1.80 LPA TO 2.40 LPA
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 ...
4 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
2.40 LPA TO 3.00 LPA
The Turbine Operator is responsible for the safe, reliable, and efficient operation of steam turbines and their auxiliary systems (lube oil, seal oil, condensers, cooling towers). The operator monitors performance, conducts routine inspections, performs minor maintenance, and manages startup/shutdown procedures based on steel production demands and power load requirements.
Key Responsibilities
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1 Opening(s)
2.0 Year(s) To 3.0 Year(s)
1.80 LPA TO 2.16 LPA
A Turbine Operator controls, monitors, and maintains steam, gas, or industrial turbines to generate reliable power.
Key Responsibilities
Turbine Operation: Start up, shut down, and regulate turbine speed, pressure, temperature, and generator output.
Monitoring and Inspection: Check gauges, meters, and digital control systems to track performance and spot abnormal vibrations or temperatures.
Maintenance and ...
- Turbine Operator
- Turbine Technician
- Power Plant Operator
- Turbine Plant Operator
- Steam Turbine Operator
- Turbine Shift Operator
- Power Plant Technician
- Boiler Turbine Operator
- Utility Operator
- Control Room Operator
- Ccr Operator
- Plant Operator
- Turbine Operations
- Steam Turbine Operations
- Power Plant Operations
- Turbine Start Up
- Turbine Shutdown
- Turbine Monitoring
- Load Management
- Steam System
- Boiler Operations
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)
5.0 Year(s) To 8.0 Year(s)
3.60 LPA TO 4.20 LPA
A outlines a leadership role responsible for overseeing daily store operations, driving sales performance, managing staff, and maintaining customer satisfaction.
Overview
As a store manager, you lead the store team to achieve business goals, ensure smooth day-to-day functioning, and represent the company’s brand values on the shop floor.
According to , upper management ...
- Turbine Operator
- Turbine Dcs Operator
- Dcs Operator
- Turbine Control Room Operator
- Turbine Field Operator
- Power Plant Operator
- Steam Turbine Operator
- Turbine Operator Dcs
- Control Room Operator
- Ccr Operator
- Central Control Room Operator
- Boiler Turbine Operator
- Turbine Shift Operator
- Turbine Plant Operator
- Power Plant Technician
- Turbine Technician
- Dcs Control
- Dcs Operation
- Turbine Operation
- Steam Turbine Operation
- Turbine Monitoring
1 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
2.40 LPA TO 3.00 LPA
A Turbine Operator is a technical role responsible for the safe and efficient operation, monitoring, maintenance, and troubleshooting of steam, gas, or industrial turbines and auxiliary systems in power plants.
Job Overview & Objective
Role Summary: Ensure continuous, optimal power generation and equipment performance while strictly managing high-temperature and high-pressure machinery.
Work Environment: ...
- Turbine Operator
- Steam Turbine Operator
- Turbine Dcs Operator
- Turbine Field Operator
- Turbine Control Room Operator
- Power Plant Operator
- Turbine Technician
- Turbine Engineer
- Turbine Shift Operator
- Turbine Shift Incharge
- Boiler Turbine Operator
- Plant Operator
- Control Room Operator
- Ccr Operator
- Dcs Operator
- Power Plant Technician
1 Opening(s)
12.0 Year(s) To 20.0 Year(s)
15.00 LPA TO 25.00 LPA
Qualification: Bachelor's degree in Mechanical / Energy Engineering or related field.Experience: min 10 to 20 years of experience in industrial B2B sales, preferably in steam turbines, power generation, energy efficiency, EPC or capital equipment.Location: Pune / Pan IndiaDepartment: Sales & Business DevelopmentReporting To: Business Head / Managing Director
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1 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
2.40 LPA TO 3.60 LPA
A TG (Turbine Generator) DCS Operator manages and monitors the steam turbine, generator, and associated auxiliary systems from a central control room using a Distributed Control System (DCS).
Key Responsibilities
DCS Monitoring & Control: Continuously track turbine parameters (speed, vibration, lube oil pressure, steam temperature, condenser vacuum, and generator voltage/frequency) via DCS ...
- Tg Dcs Operator
- Tg Dcs Engineer
- Tg Dcs Technician
- Tg Operator
- Turbine Generator Operator
- Turbine Generator Dcs Operator
- Tg Control Room Operator
- Turbine Control Room Operator
- Dcs Operator
- Dcs Control Room Operator
- Distributed Control System Operator
- Control Room Operator
- Central Control Room Operator
- Ccr Operator
- Turbine Operator
- Steam Turbine Operator
- Power Plant Operator
- Thermal Power Plant Operator
- Power Plant Dcs Operator
1 Opening(s)
5.0 Year(s) To 7.0 Year(s)
2.60 LPA TO 3.00 LPA
A Turbine Operator in a steel manufacturing plant (typically 25MW–39MW+ capacity) is responsible for the safe, efficient startup, operation, and shutdown of steam turbine-generator (TG) units and auxiliary systems to provide consistent power for production processes. This role involves managing parameters such as steam pressure, RPM, lube oil pressure, and ...
8 Opening(s)
3.0 Year(s) To 5.0 Year(s)
1.80 LPA TO 2.40 LPA
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 ...