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.