FIELD OPERATOR Position Title Field Operator / Field Engineer – SCGT Plant Department Operations Reporting To Shift In-Charge / CRO (functionally) Role Objective To execute and monitor field-level operation of equipment and auxiliaries, ensuring safe, reliable plant operation and supporting the CRO during all operational activities. Key Responsibilities A. Field Equipment Operation Operate and monitor:Pumps, compressors, valvesCooling water systemsLube oil systemsAir intake & filtration systemsPerform:Local start/stop of equipment B. Fuel System Handling (Critical for Dual Fuel) Monitor:Gas pressure & filtration systemsHSD storage, transfer, and forwarding systemsOperate:Fuel pumps, heaters, strainersEnsure:No leakage / contaminationAssist in fuel changeover operations C. GT Auxiliary Systems Check:Lube oil levels, pressures, temperaturesVibration & abnormal noiseInspect:Hydraulic systemsCooling systems D. Patrol & Inspection Conduct:Routine plant roundsIdentify:Leakages (oil, gas, water)Abnormal vibrations / temperaturesReport deviations immediately to CRO E. Maintenance Support Assist maintenance team during:ShutdownsBreakdown maintenanceEnsure proper isolation (LOTO) before maintenance F. Safety & Compliance Follow:Permit to Work (PTW)LOTO proceduresEnsure:Fire safety readiness (especially fuel systems)Handle:Emergency situations (fire, leaks) G. Housekeeping Maintain:Clean and safe plant conditionsEnsure:No oil spills / hazards Key Systems Handled Pumps, compressors, valvesFuel oil systems (HSD tanks, pumps)Gas skid systemsCooling water & lube oil systems Qualifications ITI / Diploma (Mechanical / Electrical) Experience 3–8 years in power plant operationsExperience in fuel oil handling preferred Key Skills Equipment handlingField troubleshootingSafety awarenessCommunication with CRO KPIs Equipment availability (field level)Timely reporting of abnormalitiesSafety compliance (zero incidents)Quality of inspection rounds Critical Competency Difference (CRO vs Field Operator) AspectCROField OperatorControlDCS / CentralizedLocal / FieldRoleDecision makingExecutionFocusTurbine + GridAuxiliaries + EquipmentFuel HandlingControl & switchingPhysical system operationSkill LevelHigher analyticalPractical & hands-onImportant Note for Dual Fuel SCGT Both roles must be trained in: Fuel changeover sequenceCombustion instability risksFire hazards (HSD handling)Emergency trip scenarios Apply now!

FIELD OPERATOR

Position Title

Field Operator / Field Engineer – SCGT Plant

Field Operator / Field Engineer – SCGT Plant

Department

Operations

Operations

Reporting To

Shift In-Charge / CRO (functionally)

Shift In-Charge / CRO (functionally)

Role Objective

To execute and monitor field-level operation of equipment and auxiliaries, ensuring safe, reliable plant operation and supporting the CRO during all operational activities.

Key Responsibilities

A. Field Equipment Operation

• Operate and monitor:Pumps, compressors, valvesCooling water systemsLube oil systemsAir intake & filtration systems
• Pumps, compressors, valves
• Cooling water systems
• Lube oil systems
• Air intake & filtration systems
• Perform:Local start/stop of equipment
• Local start/stop of equipment

B. Fuel System Handling (Critical for Dual Fuel)

• Monitor:Gas pressure & filtration systemsHSD storage, transfer, and forwarding systems
• Gas pressure & filtration systems
• HSD storage, transfer, and forwarding systems
• Operate:Fuel pumps, heaters, strainers
• Fuel pumps, heaters, strainers
• Ensure:No leakage / contamination
• No leakage / contamination
• Assist in fuel changeover operations

C. GT Auxiliary Systems

• Check:Lube oil levels, pressures, temperaturesVibration & abnormal noise
• Lube oil levels, pressures, temperatures
• Vibration & abnormal noise
• Inspect:Hydraulic systemsCooling systems
• Hydraulic systems
• Cooling systems

D. Patrol & Inspection

• Conduct:Routine plant rounds
• Routine plant rounds
• Identify:Leakages (oil, gas, water)Abnormal vibrations / temperatures
• Leakages (oil, gas, water)
• Abnormal vibrations / temperatures
• Report deviations immediately to CRO

E. Maintenance Support

• Assist maintenance team during:ShutdownsBreakdown maintenance
• Shutdowns
• Breakdown maintenance
• Ensure proper isolation (LOTO) before maintenance

F. Safety & Compliance

• Follow:Permit to Work (PTW)LOTO procedures
• Permit to Work (PTW)
• LOTO procedures
• Ensure:Fire safety readiness (especially fuel systems)
• Fire safety readiness (especially fuel systems)
• Handle:Emergency situations (fire, leaks)
• Emergency situations (fire, leaks)

G. Housekeeping

• Maintain:Clean and safe plant conditions
• Clean and safe plant conditions
• Ensure:No oil spills / hazards
• No oil spills / hazards

Key Systems Handled

• Pumps, compressors, valves
• Fuel oil systems (HSD tanks, pumps)
• Gas skid systems
• Cooling water & lube oil systems

Qualifications

• ITI / Diploma (Mechanical / Electrical)

Experience

• 3–8 years in power plant operations
• Experience in fuel oil handling preferred

Key Skills

• Equipment handling
• Field troubleshooting
• Safety awareness
• Communication with CRO

KPIs

• Equipment availability (field level)
• Timely reporting of abnormalities
• Safety compliance (zero incidents)
• Quality of inspection rounds

Critical Competency Difference (CRO vs Field Operator)

AspectCROField OperatorControlDCS / CentralizedLocal / FieldRoleDecision makingExecutionFocusTurbine + GridAuxiliaries + EquipmentFuel HandlingControl & switchingPhysical system operationSkill LevelHigher analyticalPractical & hands-on

ControlRoleFocusFuel HandlingSkill Level

Important Note for Dual Fuel SCGT

Both roles must be trained in:

• Fuel changeover sequence
• Combustion instability risks
• Fire hazards (HSD handling)
• Emergency trip scenarios

Apply now!