Mechanical Systems Supervisor – Turbines and Energy Equipment

The Junior Mechanical Systems Supervisor – Turbines and Energy Equipment supports the day-to-day supervision of mechanical operations, focusing on turbines, compressors, pumps, and other energy recovery equipment. This entry-level supervisory role is responsible for assisting in coordinating maintenance tasks, overseeing small teams, monitoring equipment performance, and ensuring operational safety and compliance in utility or water treatment environments.

Key Responsibilities:

Operational Oversight & Team Support

• Assist in supervising routine maintenance and operational tasks for turbines, blowers, and associated mechanical systems.

• Coordinate with maintenance technicians and contractors to schedule inspections and minor repairs.

Monitoring & Equipment Performance

• Track equipment condition and operating parameters using SCADA or manual data collection.

• Support root cause analysis and troubleshooting under the guidance of senior supervisors or engineers.

Maintenance & Documentation

• Maintain maintenance logs, daily checklists, and incident reports for rotating and energy-related equipment.

• Ensure work orders are completed in a timely and compliant manner using the facility’s CMMS.

Safety & Compliance

• Monitor adherence to safety procedures, lockout/tagout (LOTO), and environmental standards.

• Participate in safety toolbox talks, audits, and compliance briefings.

Communication & Reporting

• Report abnormal operating conditions to senior staff and escalate technical issues as needed.

• Provide updates to engineering or plant leadership on completed tasks and equipment concerns.

Key Focus Areas:

1. Support Supervision of Turbines, Pumps, Blowers, and Mechanical Systems

2. Execution of Preventive and Predictive Maintenance Activities

3. Monitoring of Mechanical Asset Health and Reporting Irregularities

4. Assisting in Troubleshooting and Repair Coordination

5. Promotion of Safety, Compliance, and Documentation Accuracy

6. Collaboration with Operations, Engineering, and Maintenance Teams

Qualifications & Experience:

• Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Technology, or related field

• 1–3 years of hands-on experience with mechanical systems in utilities, power plants, or water facilities

• Familiarity with rotating equipment (e.g., turbines, pumps, blowers, compressors)

• Basic understanding of maintenance procedures, alignment tools, and mechanical diagnostics

Skills & Competencies:

• Strong communication and teamwork skills

• Good mechanical aptitude with a willingness to learn supervisory functions

• Ability to read equipment manuals, P&IDs, and technical schematics

• Proficiency with CMMS systems and Microsoft Office tools

• Committed to safety, continuous improvement, and equipment reliability