Job Summary
The Centrifugal Technician is responsible for operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting centrifugal machines and rotating equipment to ensure efficient and reliable production operations. The role includes the design support, analysis, and mechanical maintenance of components and systems in line with DSR’s engineering and safety standards.
The technician ensures system-level performance that balances cost, manufacturability, reliability, and equipment lifespan while supporting continuous improvement initiatives.
Key Duties & Responsibilities
Operational & Technical Responsibilities
- Conduct routine operation, monitoring, and maintenance of industrial centrifuges and related rotating equipment.
- Review samples, drawings, work orders, and technical instructions to accurately interpret engineering specifications.
- Perform mechanical system analyses, diagnostics, and corrective actions to minimize downtime.
- Lead and manage mechanical maintenance tasks using automation and control systems.
- Ensure proper alignment, balancing, and functionality of centrifuges, pumps, motors, and auxiliary components.
Maintenance & Reliability
- Carry out preventive and corrective maintenance activities in line with maintenance schedules.
- Conduct site inspections, equipment condition monitoring, and fault detection on centrifugal units.
- Participate in equipment upgrades, commissioning, testing, and optimization exercises.
- Troubleshoot mechanical failures and recommend engineering improvements to enhance performance.
Project & Team Responsibilities
- Plan, schedule, and supervise mechanical engineering tasks relating to centrifuge operations.
- Work with engineers and technicians to ensure timely execution of maintenance programs.
- Support recruitment, coaching, mentoring, and performance review of junior technicians (where applicable).
- Track key performance indicators (KPIs) to drive reliability, operational efficiency, and cost optimization.
Compliance, Safety & Quality
- Ensure all work complies with quality standards, technical procedures, and regulatory requirements.
- Adhere strictly to Occupational Safety, Health and Assessment Series (OSHAS) and DIL safety protocols.
- Maintain accurate documentation for maintenance activities, inspections, and equipment history.
- Promote a safe workplace by identifying hazards and enforcing safety best practices.
Qualifications & Experience Requirements
Educational Qualifications
- Bachelor’s Degree (B.Eng / B.Tech) in Mechanical Engineering or equivalent discipline.
Experience
- 7–15+ years’ hands‑on experience in mechanical systems maintenance within a manufacturing or industrial environment.
- Minimum of 5 years in senior or supervisory roles.
- Strong exposure to utilities and rotating equipment, including boilers, compressors, centrifuges, and pumps.
Competencies & Skills
- Strong knowledge of centrifugal equipment operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
- Proficiency in strategic planning, budgeting, and resource management.
- Excellent communication, teamwork, and stakeholder management abilities.
- Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills.
- Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings, schematics, and OEM manuals.
- Familiarity with automation systems and mechanical control systems.
- High level of safety consciousness and adherence to engineering best practices.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Reduction in centrifuge and rotating equipment downtime.
- Timely execution of preventive maintenance schedules.
- Compliance with safety and quality standards.
- Equipment availability and reliability ratios.
- Cost savings achieved through effective maintenance planning
Work Environment
- Industrial/manufacturing refinery environment.
- Frequent exposure to rotating machinery, heat, and high‑noise areas (proper PPE required).
- May require shift work, weekend duties, and emergency response depending on operational needs.
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