Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer

Job Role: Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer

Location:

Project Duration: 3 to 6 Months

Experience:

Qualification:

Job Purpose:

To ensure smooth and reliable operation of electrical and instrumentation systems in the cement plant by planning, executing, and maintaining electrical and automation equipment with minimal downtime.

Key Responsibilities:

Electrical:

• Maintain and troubleshoot electrical systems including HT/LT motors, VFDs, MCCs, transformers, and power distribution panels.
• Plan and execute preventive, predictive, and breakdown maintenance of electrical equipment.
• Ensure uninterrupted power supply and support energy optimization initiatives.
• Ensure compliance with safety and statutory electrical norms (e.g., CEA, IE Rules).

Instrumentation:

• Maintain, calibrate, and troubleshoot field instruments (pressure, level, temperature transmitters), analyzers, and control systems (DCS/PLC/SCADA).
• Support process control optimization and automation upgrades.
• Maintain documentation and loop diagrams for all instrumentation.
• Monitor and control the performance of bag house, kiln, preheater, cooler, and packing plant instrumentation.

General:

• Prepare and maintain reports on maintenance activities, equipment history, and downtime analysis.
• Coordinate with production and process teams for smooth plant operation.
• Handle spares inventory and vendor coordination for repairs and services.
• Participate in Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and implement corrective actions.

Skills & Competencies:

• Strong technical knowledge of cement plant equipment (Kiln, Raw Mill, VRM, Cooler, etc.).
• Hands-on experience with PLCs (Siemens, Allen Bradley, etc.), SCADA, and DCS systems.
• Good understanding of power distribution, instrumentation, and automation.
• Proficient in reading electrical and instrumentation drawings.
• Safety-conscious with knowledge of electrical safety practices.
• Troubleshooting and analytical thinking.
• Good communication and team coordination.