Control Room Technician at SPIE Oil & Gas Services

Job description

 TOTAL SOLAR TURBINE OPERATION & LEVELS 1 – 3 *MAINTENANCE

QHSE

• Ensures HSE policy fulfillment during his activities
• Establishes and maintains a strong safety culture in line with Company HSE Requirements and Rules
• Is responsible for ensuring compliance with HSE Legislation, Company Standards, and Procedures under his area of responsibility to ensure employees' safety, legislative compliance, and a responsible environment attitude
• Ensures compliance with Operating Procedures & Guidelines with the asset to ensure Process Safety, Operational Safety, and Plan Integrity
• Contribute to achieving and improving HSE targets
• Performs the updating of technical documentation.
• He contributes to Hazard Analyses, incident investigations, Root Cause Failure Analyses, and process incidents advising his hierarchy about HSE issues and proposing corrective solutions.

Main Activities

• Making sure that all equipment is working properly by running tests and diagnosing problems
• Monitor equipment conditions using all indications available in the control room, on-site, and portable test equipment.
• Inspect plant and equipment and prepare defect reports; ensure maintenance requests are completed to a satisfactory standard; assist in planning, organizing, and executing unit outages for inspections, overhauls, repairs, and cleaning.
• Read, interpret, and implement technical information found in manufacturer's and OEM technical manuals, electrical and mechanical P & IDs, and operating and maintenance procedures.
• Participate in ongoing training to maintain and enhance the skills required to perform all unit operator and equipment operator duties and assist in training others.

Operations

• Conduct shift change by fully briefing the incoming Unit Operator
• Monitoring alarms to ensure that equipment is functioning properly
• Recording data on computer systems or writing down information on paper charts
• Controlling all plant operations and monitoring plant performance during emergencies to ensure they are functioning correctly
• Quickly respond and take corrective action to plant alarms
• Maintaining records of daily operations, including maintenance schedules and equipment performance
• Responding to alarms by contacting operators at other facilities or initiating emergency response procedures
• Documenting events in a logbook or computerized system to track equipment status and record system performance
• Responding to emergencies by operating equipment such as alarm systems, generators, pumps, and sprinkler systems
• Monitoring real-time data from equipment such as radiation levels or chemical concentrations to ensure that it does not exceed safe limits
• Quickly respond and take corrective action to plant alarms

Profile

Local, preferably resident in PHC or willing to relocate to PHC at your cost

Minimum level of experience required

• 3 years or more

Required authorisations

• Read, interpret, and implement technical information found in manufacturer's and OEM technical manuals, electrical and mechanical P & IDs, and operating and maintenance procedures.