Commissioning Engineer

Job Description
Position Tittle: Turbine Commissioning Engineer

Department: Mechanical

Purpose Of the Position :
To ensure the successful maintenance, commissioning and optimal
performance of turbines and their auxiliary systems in a thermal power plant,
aligning with project schedules, safety standards, and efficiency targets.
The role involves planning, supervising, and executing the maintenance and
commissioning of turbines and their auxiliary systems in a thermal power

Job Summary:

The engineer ensures compliance with design parameters, safety
protocols, and operational efficiency while coordinating with multidisciplinary
teams.
• Plan and execute routine and preventive maintenance activities for
turbines and auxiliary systems.
• Maintain and update maintenance logs, schedules, and equipment
history records.
• Coordinate with engineering, maintenance, and operations teams for
smooth integration of maintenance and commissioning processes.
• Plan and execute commissioning activities for turbines and auxiliary
systems.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform pre-commissioning checks, operational readiness inspections,
and functional tests.
• Ensure system alignment with technical specifications and project
standards.
• Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues during commissioning.
• Monitor and ensure the availability of critical spare parts for turbine
and auxiliary systems.
• Prepare detailed commissioning and maintenance documentation,
reports, and protocols.
• Adhere to HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) standards during all
activities.
• In-depth knowledge of turbine systems (steam) and auxiliaries like
Pumps, Valves, PHE, Heaters, Condensers, and cooling systems.

Technical Skill:

• Proficiency in reading P&ID and mechanical drawings.
• Diagnostic and troubleshooting skills for mechanical and thermal
systems.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills. • Analytical mindset with attention to detail.

Soft Skill:

• Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
• Proactive problem-solving abilities.
• Time management and multitasking skills.

Qualification:
• Bachelors degree in mechanical/Power Engineering. (masters degree
is a plus).
• Certification in commissioning or turbine systems is a plus.

Experience :
• 3 to 5 years of experience in power plant maintenance, commissioning
or turbine operation.

• Hands-on experience in turbine auxiliary systems maintenance and
  commissioning is a must.