Plant Manager

A Bachelor?s Degree (B.E/B.Tech) in Mechanical / Chemical / Electrical / Instrumentation / Industrial Engineering/Civil (Four years course) with industrial experience of Minimum 7 years, out of which 5+ years of experience should be in an LPG Bottling Plant (Preferably), in a Petrochemical plant or a Petroleum refinery in a supervisory/Lead role.

1. Thorough Knowledge of HSE, OISD standards, Familiar with various statutory department viz. PESO, Labor & Factories Department, Weights & Measure, Pollution control, etc.
2. Knowledge on TPM, TQM, Kaizen, Six Sigma, Asset and inventory Management are additional preferences.

Key Challenges and Expectations:
As a Plant Manager/Deputy Plant manager of an LPG Bottling plant you will be responsible for:

Strong team building, decision-making and people management skills. Ensuring proper operation and maintenance of plant and machineries viz. LPG carousel, pump, compressors, blowers, diesel engines, mounded storage vessels, fire-fighting systems and other equipment. You will also be responsible for ensuring financial discipline in plant operation as well as for optimising plant operations cost without compromising quality, safety, maintenance and security.

1. You are also accountable for ensuring preventive/predictive maintenance of all equipment and facilities as per norm, managing inventory, providing highest quality of service to our customers as well as for ensuring adherence to best HR practices and highest degree of safety and statutory norms in plant operations.
2. Responsible for production output and quality with optimal utilisation of assets and resources.
3. Monitor operations and trigger corrective actions along with team building, decision making and man management skills apart from designing performance metrics.
   • conflicts and lay paths for learning and development.
4. Maintain and manage budgets and documentation protocols.
5. Implement training modules and develop feedback system.

Candidates should preferably possess sufficient knowledge and skill in handling/operations of an LPG plant/Natural Gas processing unit. They should also have good knowledge in handling shift operations and ?Hazard area classification? in a process plant. They must have sound knowledge about various ?Safety systems? such as GMS, water sprinkler, hydrant, monitor etc. along with emergency handling procedure in an LPG/NG plant. They should also have thorough knowledge about various statutory norms applicable to Hazardous industries.

Pan India