Shift In-charge - Instrumentation Maintenance (Copper Industry)

Shift In-charge – Instrumentation - Copper

Responsibilities

Shift In-charge - Instrumentation – Copper

Breakdown and Routine Maintenance:

• Execute preventive and corrective maintenance of control and instrumentation systems within the respective shifts to ensure system reliability and performance.
• Monitor and analyze the performance of control systems, implementing necessary adjustments to enhance process efficiency.
• Identify and troubleshoot issues in control and instrumentation equipment swiftly to minimize operational downtime and maintain system integrity.

Safety Adherence:

• Adhere to established safety protocols and ensure that all maintenance activities are conducted following safety regulations and best practices.
• Foster a culture of safety within the team by conducting regular safety briefings and ensuring compliance with safety standards.
• Promptly report and investigate any safety incidents or near-misses to improve safety measures and prevent future occurrences.

Vendor Management:

• Manage relationships with external vendors and contractors, ensuring that their services meet the required standards and specifications.
• Monitor and evaluate the performance of vendors to ensure timely and effective delivery of services and materials.
• Document and maintain accurate records of inventory, including equipment, spare parts, and maintenance supplies.

Training and Resource Utilization:

• Provide training and mentorship to team members and contractual workforce, enhancing their skills and ensuring effective utilization of resources.
• Ensure optimal use of manpower, tools, and equipment to achieve maintenance goals and maintain system efficiency.
• Stay informed about the latest advancements in control and instrumentation technologies and integrate relevant innovations into maintenance practices.

Special Projects and Digitization:

• Manage and contribute to special projects related to control and instrumentation systems, including system upgrades and process improvements.
• Drive the adoption of digital tools and solutions to enhance maintenance processes, data analysis, and system performance.
• Maintain comprehensive documentation of maintenance activities, system performance, and project outcomes, providing regular reports to the Section Incharge.

Key Stakeholders - Internal:

• Operations Team
• Engineering Team
• Safety Team
• Procurement Team

Key Stakeholders - External:

• Vendors
• Contractors
• Equipment Suppliers

Qualifications

Education Qualification:

Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Instrumentation, or related engineering discipline.

Work Experience (Range of years):

5-12 years of experience in maintenance operations in Copper Industry

Certifications:

• Professional certification in Control and Instrumentation maintenance is preferred