The Lead Engineer Turbine Field Instrumentation is responsible for all preventive, corrective and breakdown maintenance of Turbine field instrumentation.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

• Ensure adherence to breakdown/corrective maintenance schedule.
• Develop and improve breakdown/corrective maintenance culture.
• Ensures/assigns all breakdown/corrective maintenance is duly carried out and documented.
• Review weekly all breakdown/corrective maintenance processes.
• Liaise with Lead Engineer Turbine controls to re-assess equipment breakdowns for preventive maintenance schedule.
• Monitor the closure of Trouble Memo’s on IBM Maximo.
• Addresses issues bordering on human resources and personnel issues and escalate them upward if not addressed or for further action where necessary.
• Ensures all monthly reports are duly done.
• Ensures all special reports are duly done and documented.
• Periodically assess all staff under him for training needs for optimal performance.
• Ensures availability of materials and tools required for the job.
• Supervise control systems and instruments with a focus on both efficiency and environmental sustainability.
• Ensures HSE guidelines are adhered to strictly during and on the job.
• Develop Plant Patrol and monitoring check sheet to be reviewed periodically as determined.
• Provide support in spare parts planning, budget planning, purchase, and inspection activities.
• Execute documentation according to IMS standards.
• Implement strategies that improve performance and reliability.
• Ensures all risk registers for breakdown/corrective maintenance and the section are kept and reviewed periodically.
• Perform a covering role in the absence of the Unit Head, Turbine Systems.
• Perform other duties as assigned by other Unit Heads/Head of Section/ Head of Department.

Education and Work Experience

• Bachelor’s degree or its equivalent in Computer/Electrical/Mechanical/Chemical or Systems Engineering or other related engineering field.
• Minimum of 5 ~ 10 years of work experience with at least 3 years at a supervisory level and direct exposure to I&C systems and power plant maintenance processes.
• Postgraduate/relevant professional qualification.

Skills and Competencies

• Good Technical Knowledge and understanding of operations and history of Instrumentation & Control Systems.
• Sound Technical troubleshooting skills.
• Good knowledge of computerized maintenance management systems or its equivalent.
• Good knowledge of technical disciplines.
• Good problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Knowledge of Engineering Design of I&C systems.
• Good knowledge of health and safety regulations and quality standards.
• Ability to pay attention to details.
• Sound communication and reporting skills.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suites.