Turbine Field Operator at Dangote

Job Summary

• The Turbines Field Operator is responsible for conducting routine inspections, monitoring local equipment, and performing field operations to ensure the safe and reliable operation of steam turbines and associated auxiliaries.
• This role plays a critical part in start-up, shutdown, and emergency handling, working in coordination with the DCS operator and Shift Engineer

Key Duties and Responsibilities

• Conduct regular field inspections of turbine, condenser, pumps, and lube oil systems.
• Monitor vibration, temperature, pressure, and flow using local gauges.
• Report abnormalities (leaks, noise, overheating) to the Shift Engineer.
• Assist in turbine start-up and shutdown procedures.
• Support DCS operator in synchronizing and load changes.
• Check condition of auxiliary systems (seal oil, vacuum pumps, GSCs).
• Participate in routine equipment checks and log observations.
• Ensure field safety compliance and use of PPE.
• Maintain cleanliness and housekeeping of turbine floor area.
• Provide help in emergency shutdown and plant isolation activities

Educational Qualification and Work Experience

• Diploma or HND Electrical/Mechanical Engineering.
•  Professional Certification is an added advantage. (Turbine Field Operator Certificate preferred).
• Minimum 5–10 years of experience in turbine field operations in a cogeneration or thermal plant.

Skill and Competencies:

• Effective Communication skills
• People management skills
• Conflict Resolution Skills
• Project Management Skills
• Computer Skills
• Negotiation skills
• Presentation skills
• Interpersonal Skills
• Integrity
• Empathy
• Openness
• Discretion.