We are looking for a proactive and technically skilled Mid-Level Turbine Engineer to support and enhance the performance, reliability, and integrity of gas and/or steam turbine systems. In this role, you will work on diagnostics, maintenance planning, and project execution, while contributing to performance optimization, root cause analysis, and engineering support. You will collaborate closely with operations, maintenance, and OEM specialists to ensure the continuous and efficient operation of turbine systems within a power plant or industrial facility.
Monitor turbine operational parameters and performance trends, identifying potential issues before failure occurs.
Troubleshoot operational and mechanical problems related to turbine units and auxiliary systems.
Provide technical assistance during start-ups, shutdowns, and abnormal operating conditions.
Develop and refine preventive and predictive maintenance programs for turbine systems.
Assist with major overhauls, inspections, and repairs in coordination with OEMs and contractors.
Recommend spare part strategies, upgrades, and system improvements based on condition assessments.
Conduct vibration analysis, thermodynamic assessments, and efficiency evaluations to enhance reliability.
Support root cause failure analysis (RCFA) for turbine-related breakdowns or deviations.
Identify areas for performance improvement and support implementation of enhancements.
Participate in planning and execution of turbine-related projects and upgrades.
Ensure that engineering documentation, such as drawings, manuals, and logs, are up to date and accessible.
Assist in budget estimation and technical evaluations for turbine-related work scopes.
Ensure all turbine work adheres to applicable safety standards, industry codes (e.g., API, ASME), and regulatory requirements.
Participate in HAZOPs, risk assessments, and turbine-specific safety reviews.
Support site-wide initiatives for process safety and asset integrity.
Turbine performance diagnostics and reliability
Preventive and corrective maintenance planning
Operational troubleshooting and technical support
Cross-functional collaboration and reporting
Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Power Engineering, or related field
3–6 years of experience working with steam or gas turbines in a power generation or heavy industrial environment
Hands-on experience in turbine monitoring, diagnostics, and overhaul support
Strong understanding of turbine design, operation, and maintenance practices
Familiar with DCS/SCADA systems, vibration analysis, thermodynamic cycle performance
Proficiency in engineering software (AutoCAD, CMMS, MS Project, Excel, etc.)
Knowledge of OEM equipment (GE, Siemens, Mitsubishi, etc.) is a plus
Strong problem-solving and analytical abilities
Effective communication and teamwork
Ability to work independently in a high-pressure environment
API, ASME, or OEM turbine training certifications
Vibration Analyst (CAT I or II), Thermography, or similar reliability certifications
HSE certification (OSHA 30, NEBOSH) preferred