Description

Operators control power‑generation equipment during normal runs, scheduled maintenance, and emergency repairs while documenting activities and ensuring optimal production levels. They collaborate in planning and scheduling plant activities, develop and update operating procedures, and perform preventive maintenance, fire equipment testing, and lockout/tagout tasks. Flexibility is required to work rotating 12‑hour shifts, overtime, weekends, and holidays, and to travel safely using company vehicles.

• Adhere to safety procedures and complete operator safety qualifications within designated timeframes.
• Control power‑generation equipment during normal operation, scheduled maintenance, and emergency repairs.
• Review operating data, troubleshoot abnormal conditions, and take corrective actions.
• Use analog and digital displays to monitor performance, maintain activity logs, and ensure optimal production.
• Participate in planning and scheduling of plant activities.
• Prepare, review, edit, and recommend operating procedures.
• Perform preventive maintenance tasks.
• Conduct fire equipment testing.
• Assist with equipment isolation, evacuation, and lockout/tagout procedures.
• Operate a vehicle safely, including entering and exiting without assistance.
• Remain alert while driving for extended periods and read/understand maps.
• Serve 12‑hour rotating shifts and cover call‑outs as needed.
• Interpret mechanical process and electrical drawings.
• Monitor meters, gauges, and control boards; adjust equipment, generator output, voltage, and electricity flow rates per protocols and grid requirements.
• Participate in regular training to improve performance, obtain professional licenses, and maintain required certifications.
• Work in confined spaces and harsh weather conditions.
• Wear various protective equipment.

Requirements

Candidates must possess a high school education, fluent English communication skills, a valid driver’s license, and proficiency with basic computer applications such as MS Excel, Outlook, and internet tools. Strong oral and written communication abilities are essential for interpreting procedures, mechanical and electrical drawings, and for reporting. The role demands occasional lifting of 20 lb, frequent climbing on elevated platforms, work in confined spaces and adverse weather, and the ability to sit and stand for extended periods.

• Read and follow written procedures.
• Understand procedures and instructions equivalent to a high school graduate.
• Read, write, and speak English proficiently for safe and efficient job performance.
• Hold a valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record.
• Use computer software applications, including email and spreadsheets; proficient in MS Excel, Outlook, and internet usage.
• Communicate effectively both orally and in writing.
• Lift 20 lb periodically.
• Frequent climbing to and working from elevated platforms, ladders, and walkways.
• Sit 30 % of the time and stand 70 % of the time.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance