To plan and coordinate both preventive and corrective maintenance on all instrumentation and control equipment in a timely and effective manner in order to minimize down time and ensure a continuously operating plant and aid Instrumentation Supervisor in achieving maintenance plans.
Day-to-day Operations
Complete the PPM Planner with appropriate coordination with Operations team for equipment availabilities. Plan for changeover of running equipment based on the schedule to complete the PM activities.
Attend the C&I complaints raised by Operations, perform fault finding and rectification with the Instrumentation Supervisor?s assistance as required by considering the operation methodologies.
Handle different types of calibrators & tools as per the field requirement.
Attend and rectify chiller/PLC/BMS control and instrumentation-related breakdown jobs.
Ensure appropriate usage and storage of material and equipment in hand. Keep proper tracking for the requested spares/consumables.
Ensure proper procedures are followed with respect to maintaining log / activities books, materials received from stores, material usage etc.
Review as-built drawings, P&I drawings of the district cooling plant equipment or components from an operation and maintenance perspective.
Understand RO system control philosophy and functioning principle of chilled water leak detection system.
Perform yearly calibration of instruments including HART, Fieldbus etc. of plant/ETS/Network control equipment.
Assist in identifying safety and other potential hazards so that appropriate steps can be taken to overcome the issues.
Minimum Qualifications:
High school diploma/Industrial training certificate in Instrumentation
Minimum Experience:
2 years of relevant work experience in a similar role and industry
Job-Specific Skills (Generic / Technical):
Proficiency in English
Ability to apply engineering theory, methods, and practices
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and O&M manuals
Thorough knowledge and understanding of the Instruments working principles based on installation
