Mechanical Supervisor – Power Plant

The Junior Mechanical Supervisor is responsible for supporting the operation and maintenance of mechanical equipment and systems in a power plant environment. This includes assisting in preventive and corrective maintenance tasks, ensuring compliance with safety standards, and coordinating with cross-functional teams. The role is hands-on and intended for early-career professionals with foundational experience in plant mechanical systems.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Maintenance Support

   • Assist in executing preventive and corrective maintenance on mechanical equipment such as pumps, valves, turbines, compressors, heat exchangers, and piping systems.

   • Follow daily work instructions and ensure job completion as per standard procedures.

2. Team Coordination

   • Support senior technicians and supervisors in planning and executing maintenance tasks.

   • Coordinate with operations, electrical, and instrumentation teams during shutdowns and equipment handovers.

3. Inspection and Monitoring

   • Conduct routine checks on mechanical systems for wear, leaks, or abnormal conditions.

   • Report observations and raise maintenance requests as needed.

4. Documentation and Reporting

   • Maintain accurate logs of daily activities, maintenance records, and equipment condition reports.

   • Use CMMS to close work orders and document findings under guidance.

5. Safety and Compliance

   • Adhere strictly to safety protocols and PPE usage in all plant areas.

   • Participate in safety drills and toolbox talks, and report unsafe conditions immediately.

Key Focus Areas:

• 🧰 Foundational Technical Skills: Develop core mechanical skills in installation, repair, and inspection.

• ⚙️ Preventive Maintenance: Support structured maintenance programs to minimize unplanned downtime.

• 🛠 Hands-On Learning: Gain experience with plant equipment and apply mechanical knowledge in real-time tasks.

• 🧾 Work Documentation: Build competence in logging work activities, maintenance status, and issue tracking.

• 🛡 Safety Discipline: Cultivate a safety-first mindset and learn to identify and mitigate risks proactively.

Qualifications:

• Education: Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or ITI (Industrial Training Institute) in Mechanical Trade

• Experience: 1–3 years in power plants, utilities, or industrial mechanical maintenance

• Certifications (Preferred): Basic safety training, lockout/tagout procedures, working at heights

Skills & Competencies:

• Basic understanding of rotating and static mechanical equipment

• Ability to interpret mechanical drawings and maintenance manuals

• Good communication skills and willingness to learn

• Familiarity with maintenance tools, lifting and rigging techniques, and alignment methods

• Knowledge of basic health, safety, and environmental (HSE) regulations

Working Conditions:

• Field-based role in a high-temperature, high-noise environment

• Requires wearing PPE and working in confined spaces or at heights when needed

• May involve shift duties and emergency callouts