The Junior Instrumentation Supervisor supports the supervision and execution of day-to-day instrumentation activities within a power plant. This role ensures that instrumentation systems operate reliably and efficiently, focusing on routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and calibration under the guidance of senior engineers.
Instrumentation Maintenance – Assist in scheduled maintenance, sensor calibration, and repair of field instruments (temperature, pressure, flow, level, etc.).
DCS/PLC Interface Support – Support signal testing, loop checking, and troubleshooting involving distributed and programmable logic control systems.
Field Instrument Calibration – Conduct basic calibration tasks and maintain calibration records using standard tools and procedures.
Compliance & Safety – Adhere to plant safety protocols and ensure instrumentation complies with regulatory and operational standards.
Documentation & Reporting – Maintain logs, test reports, and inventory of tools/spares under supervision.
Support During Outages – Assist senior staff during planned outages and shutdowns in commissioning and decommissioning activities.
Preventive Maintenance Execution – Follow checklists and schedules for periodic checks on instruments and control devices.
Team Collaboration – Work closely with electrical, mechanical, and operations teams to coordinate instrumentation tasks.
Perform field inspection and support maintenance of transmitters, analyzers, and control valves.
Help in executing preventive and corrective maintenance work orders.
Assist in troubleshooting and root cause analysis for instrumentation-related issues.
Participate in loop checks, function tests, and system verifications.
Ensure tools, spares, and calibration kits are properly used and stored.
Maintain accurate records of daily activities and assist in preparing reports.
Comply with all safety and environmental regulations in daily tasks.
Diploma or Bachelor's Degree in Instrumentation, Electronics, or Electrical Engineering.
1–3 years of experience in instrumentation maintenance in a power plant or industrial setting.
Basic understanding of instrumentation logic, loop diagrams, and field calibration standards.
Familiarity with industrial DCS/PLC systems is a plus.
Strong technical aptitude and willingness to learn advanced instrumentation systems.
Basic fault diagnosis and problem-solving skills.
Team player with effective communication skills.
Knowledge of safety practices in hazardous and high-voltage environments.
Ability to follow instructions and complete documentation accurately.