Captive Power Plant - Maintenance

Job Overview

Power Plant Engineer

Key Responsibilities

Operational Management

• Oversee on and off-shift operations of various boiler systems, including

  CFBC and AFBC units

  , ensuring compliance with SOPs.
• Facilitate O&M activities using work permit systems, positive isolation, and ESI/ENSAFE safety measures.

Safety Compliance

• Ensure strict adherence to safety protocols for protections and interlocks of boilers and turbines.
• Conduct

  monthly safety meetings

  and

  daily toolbox talks

  to promote a safety-first culture and strengthen 5S practices.

Equipment Management

• Troubleshoot and resolve issues with turbines and boilers, especially trip-related problems, in coordination with relevant departments.
• Prepare boilers for light-up and hydraulic testing; ensure safe startup/shutdown of the plant.

Emergency Response

• Manage emergencies such as

  blackouts, turbine trips, and boiler trips

  , ensuring prompt and safe resolution.

Project Operations

• Handle end-to-end project operations including

  planning, resource utilization, operations, maintenance, and manpower management

  .
• Coordinate interdepartmentally for smooth operations and effective task distribution.

Performance Analysis

• Analyze generation reports and plan follow-up actions during plant shutdowns.
• Optimize performance of

  parallel operation controls

  for multiple generation units.

Construction Planning

• Lead planning and erection of

  utility and cable galleries

  , and installation of utility gas/water supply lines.
• Oversee lifting schemes, manpower allocation, and alignment with vendor workforces.

Documentation and Reporting

• Maintain detailed documentation including

  fault analysis, job reports, and operational logs

  .

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, or related discipline).

• 6 to 16 years of experience

  in power plant operations/maintenance, ideally in 500 MW or similar capacity units.
• In-depth knowledge of power generation processes and equipment.
• Strong understanding of safety regulations and operational best practices.
• Proficiency in engineering tools/software.
• Excellent

  problem-solving

  , communication, and teamwork skills.
• Ability to perform under pressure and manage critical situations confidently.