Job PurposeCarry out all operational activities through DCS and keep continuous controlling & monitoring operating parameters and alarms of Desal/SWC and all related systems and take appropriate action to correct deviations to ensure continuity of operations and production of water and seawater supply in a safe and reliable manner.
Key Duties & Responsibility
- * Shift take over – review with outgoing shift control operator the activities of the previous shift such as, tripping, shut-downs, start-ups, deviations from normal operating standards, etc. to ensure that continuing problems are handled as necessary.
- Review logbook from previous shift and fill log sheets and other assigned sheets to determine condition/status of each unit. Check parameters, alarms, unit load, take corrective action in respect of deviations according to established procedures and report to Shift supervisor for further advice and action.
- Check and record readings, alarms, process parameters, electrical network etc. for plant/system/equipment and related auxiliaries and report abnormalities or deviations to shift supervisor for advice and further action.
- Follow all relevant safety, quality and environmental control procedures and instructions so that personal safety of others is not jeopardized, and a minimum level of product/service and environmental impact can be guarantee.
- Continuous monitoring for parameters and alarms of Desal/SWC and all related systems and take appropriate action to correct deviations to ensure continuity of operations and production of water and seawater
- Conduct routine equipment/system check, all routine tests and change over, routine test in coordination with field operator, supervisor and all related parties, and fill/maintain record.
- Coordinate/isolate with Field Operators and shift supervisor to resolve deviations from normal standards and problems on the plant electrical systems including isolation of equipment and auxiliaries, operating the electrical system, switching operation of the network.
- Communicate and coordinate with all internal/external parties to maintain and control interfaces and resources supply such as water, seawater, steam, chemical, condensate return, process air etc.
- Act and response to emergency situations; take appropriate steps to stabilize the problem as much as possible while simultaneously informing shift supervisor and other parties as indicated in the procedures to safeguard the unit.
- Ensure compliance with regulations, standard and procedures, provide feedback and recommendation for improvement where necessary.
- Maintain accurate and detailed reports including plant status, main activities and incidents and report any deviations, abnormalities, or issues and keep as a reference.
- Participate and provide support to train new control room operator, insure knowledge and experience transfer to maintain high level of capability.
- Maintain proper housekeeping in Control Room and insure all desk facility proper working.
- Review and analyze laboratory reports to verify compliance with water quality standards, identify any deviations, and implement corrective actions as necessary.
- Conduct regular assessments of equipment availability and prepare weekly reports outlining non-functional equipment, identifying underlying issues, and proposing solutions to ensure optimal operational efficiency.
Minimum Experience Requirements
- * 4 years’ relevant plant operational experience in a large industrial environment for a Diploma holder, OR
- 6 – 8 years’ relevant plant operational experience in a large industrial environment for a High School graduate.
- 2 years’ Field Operator experience.
Professional Certification(s)N/A
