KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES:

Ensures that the Local Equipment’s are operated and monitored as per established procedure in order to meet the dispatch instructions received from the Water Control Centre.
Operation, control, monitoring and emergency handling of local equipment from local PLC / SCADA.
Carry over the RO equipment start-up and shutdown as per the standard operation procedure (SOP).
Coordinate with Shift Engineers (SE) / Control Room Operator for Work Permit Isolations i.e. in isolating the equipment for Maintenance activities.
Collect local data for normalized permeate flow, normalised salt passage and normalised differential pressure calculation by using membrane normalization software program.
Preparing and maintaining the data for Daily and Monthly reports.
Closely monitor the chemical dosing system operation.
Help in Chemical Unloading and chemical stock monitoring.
Help in the chemical Cleanings, Flushing , Preservation (CIP) activities as and when required
Taken active participation in all types of operation activities, diagnosis and troubleshooting of Desalination Facility.
Record local data for shift reports and data reports in accordance with the WPA, O&M Agreement and Company procedures.
Records the routine data from local in the Shift Log Sheet.
Performs and monitors equipment changeovers and ensures healthiness of standby equipment.
Monitors the operational parameters of the systems and equipment and identifies the out of specification operations and suggests the corrective measures that need to be taken.
Supports the O&M Manager /Shift Engineer in performing Incidents Report and Root Cause Analysis and recommends corrective actions.

Health & Safety:

Responsible for the safe local operation of the Desalination plant in the shift.
To be aware to the Engie Yanbu for O&M Company Emergency Response Procedure and follows it in case of Emergency.
Responsible as Designated Person/Issuer under Company Safety Rule
Comply with Local legislations, Engie Yanbu for O&M company HSES Policy and procedures.
To be Responsible and accountable for safety of himself, others and the environmental protection.
Report and mitigate unsafe acts/conditions, near misses and accidents.
The Job Holder will work in a controlled hazardous environment .

Work Levels and Conditions and Risks:

Work Level 5 (OSHA scale 1 to 6): the tasks that he performs as part of their daily work activities represent risks and are controlled by means of procedures, supervision, safety devices and HSE Teams in such a way that its non-observance that could lead to a serious accident or even death.

Exposure to Risks:

Traffic/automobile accidents, ergonomic problems and accidents;
Risks inherent to the job while performing inspections, site visits, operations and maintenance activities, etc.

Personal Protective Equipment:

Hard hat/safety helmet;
Ear protection (plugs or ear muffs);
Safety glasses;
Safety shoes;
Dust mask;
Cotton coveralls;
Safety Gloves;
Cotton vest;
Respiratory mask.

Recommended HPE (Health Protection Equipment):

Ergonomic office equipment;

Medical Exams/Laboratory Exams before Taking the Position:

Complete medical physical examination;
Visual acuity examination.
Color blindness test
PFT (lung capacity)
Audiometric test

Recommended for persons older than 45 years:

Laboratory tests: complete blood biometrics, blood chemistry: 3 elements (glucose, urea and creatine) and a general exam of urine;
Electrocardiogram;
X-ray PA of thorax.

Medical Criteria for the Position:

High Blood Pressure: not to present a TA greater than 135/85 in case of present alteration and individual monitoring program;

Obesity: in case of obesity, implement a monitoring and reduction of weight program.

Essential Qualifications:

B. Sc. Engineering/Diploma in either of Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Electronics, Instrumentation and Control Engineering.
1 to 2 Years of industry experience in the field of Water Treatment/MSF/MED/RO or Power Plant.

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