Bagging Executive

As a Field Equipment Operator, your primary responsibility will be to monitor and control field equipment to maintain normal operating parameters, ensuring safety and efficiency. You will need to strictly adhere to safe operating procedures and act as the first responder in case of emergencies. Additionally, you will be expected to suggest safety improvements and ensure the safe handling of hazardous materials and plant wastes, while contributing to housekeeping efforts. Supporting contract workmen in practicing safe working procedures and following SOPs, SOCs, and LLF checklists will be crucial aspects of your role. You will also be required to closely coordinate with the shift superintendent or panel executive, collect and deliver samples for laboratory testing, and report any abnormal observations promptly to the shift engineer. Furthermore, you will be responsible for the handover and takeover of equipment during maintenance, performing condition monitoring, minor troubleshooting, and maintenance tasks. Your contribution towards waste reduction, efficient equipment operation, and identification of improvement opportunities will be highly valued. Adhering to the latest safety guidelines and management principles such as TQM, EFQM, QCC, and 5S, maintaining shift logs, and following instructions from superiors will be essential in ensuring smooth operations. Being a member of the Auxiliary Fire Squad will also be part of your role. To qualify for this position, you should hold a Diploma in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, or Instrumentation) and have 2-3 years of relevant experience. Effective organizational and coordination capabilities, good verbal and written communication skills, trustworthiness, dependability, self-motivation, and self-discipline are key competencies required for this role. Your ability to take initiative, demonstrate logical thinking, and exhibit good observation skills will also be essential for success in this position.,