Terms of Reference

For
Appointment of Operation & Maintenance Service Provider for Matarbari
2*600 MW Ultra-Super Critical Coal Fired Power Plant at Matarbari, Cox’s
Bazar, Bangladesh.
1. Background
Coal Power Generation Company Bangladesh Limited (CPGCBL), an enterprise of the
Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, is a public limited company registered
under the Companies Act, 1994 on 5th September 2011. CPGCBL has implemented a 2*600
MW Ultra Super Critical Coal Fired Power Plant (USC CFPP) in Bangladesh on Build, Own
and Operate basis (BOO) at Matarbari, Moheshkhali at its own land. The power plant
operates using imported coal.
The Power Plant is located in the coastal area of the Bay of Bengal, in Matarbari Union of
Moheshkhali Upazila under Cox’s Bazar District of Chattogram Division of Bangladesh.
The site is located near the only deep-sea port (Matarbari Port) of Bangladesh. The
commercial operation of the Unit 1 & 2 of the power plant started on 26/12/2023 and
29/08/2024 respectively.
The Power Plant was designed, supplied, erected and commissioned under the EPC contract
with the Consortium of Sumitomo Corporation, Japan, Toshiba Energy Systems and
Solutions Corporation, Japan and IHI Corporation, Japan. Currently, the power plant is
under defect notification period (2 years from the COD).
CPGCBL has already appointed 261 manpower (local Engineer/ Technician) for the O&M
of the power plant. A summary of the local Manpower has been attached (Appendix-1).
Now, CPGCBL intends to appoint a qualified Operation and Maintenance Service provider
to perform the smooth Operation and Maintenance of Matarbari 2*600 MW USC CFPP.
2. Objectives
The main objectives of the operation and maintenance contract are but not limited to:
• Carryout the Operation and Maintenance of 1,200MW (2 x 600MW) Ultra Supercritical
Coal Fired Power Plant.
• Carryout the scheduled and unscheduled maintenance of 1,200MW (2 x 600MW) Ultra
Supercritical Coal Fired Power Plant.
• Assist Employer with Spare parts and Materials inventory management and recommend
for the spare parts requirement.
• Ensure the plant performance parameters as per the contract.
• Ensure compliance with all statutory requirements including but not limited to
requirements of Department of Environment, Port Authority, Department of
Communications, Power Grid Company of Bangladesh, Bangladesh Power
Development Board, etc.
 • Administrative Management and Technical Supervision of works to further improve
performance in specific aspects of the power plant with the Employer's approval.
• Carry out training and transfer technology to Operation and Maintenance Personnel of
CPGCBL so that Owner staff can carry out the Operation and Maintenance
independently by the end of this Operation and Maintenance Contract (Detail training
requirement will be given in the RFP).
• To ensure obligations and commitments as per the agreement.
3. Duration and Location of the Services
The duration of this assignment will be 03 (Three) Years. The location of the service will be
at Matarbari under Cox’s Bazar district of Bangladesh.

4. Brief Description of the major equipment of the power plant

The power plant comprises a wide range of mechanical systems and equipment essential for
efficient and reliable power generation. Each component plays a critical role in the handling,
processing, and disposal of ash and associated byproducts.

A detailed breakdown and technical descriptions of these major systems has been attached
in the (Appendix-2) section for reference.

5. Scope of Services
The general scope of the services, to be performed by the service provider via deployed
manpower shall include but not limited to the following:
5.1 General scope of services:
1) Lead the Operation and maintenance work of all main equipment including but not
limited to Boiler, Turbine, Generator, DCS, Ash handling system, Coal Unloading
system, Electrical system including GIS, HV, MV, LV switchgear, GIS&AIS
switchgear, unit transformer, unit auxiliary transformer, station transformer, CT, PT,
Relay, breaker, isolator, motor, Coal Handling system, HSD unloading and forwarding
system, cooling water system, water & wastewater treatment system, compressed air
system, ESP & FGD system, transformers, hydrogen plant, coal yard management,
jetty, Chemical Handling, Workshop and all auxiliary systems of the power plant etc.
2) Service provider shall Provide the service for the safe operation of 2*600 MW USC
CFPP with the aim of attaining the optimum level of technical and economic indices.
3) Service provider personnel shall analyze different operational parameters and suggest
measures for the long-term smooth operation of the plant with optimum efficiency.
4) Service provider shall prepare all preventive, predictive and scheduled maintenance
plan of all equipment of the Power plant as per the OEM guideline.
5) Service provider shall prepare all kind of Maintenance schedule of the power plant
equipment’s within 3 months of the commencement and within one month for the next
contract years.
6) Service provider shall be responsible for managing all preventive, predictive, scheduled
and unscheduled/breakdown maintenance of all equipment of the Power plant
7) CPGCBL’s Operational personnel of the power plant will do all switching operations
in normal cases. Service providers personnel shall watch closely, guide, take care of,
supervise, assist, instruct, and perform the job as necessary for the safe operation of the
unit. In any emergency case, technical personnel from service provider shall perform
the job as necessary.
8) Service provider shall develop, implement, and maintain the emergency preparedness
procedures that allow an immediate appropriate response to events such as major
equipment failures, fires, explosions, and release of toxic chemicals, employee illness,
and other accidents.
9) Service provider provide technical assistance during emergency situations due to
system disturbances or any other major troubles of the plant.
10) Service provider’s maintenance personnel must be available at site as General
Engineers (Duty Hour: 09:00-18:00 hrs including one-hour lunch-break) as per
CPGCBL working days. In case of any kind of emergency including unit start-up, unit
shutdown, blackout situation or any other emergency cases, they must be physically
present at the site whatever the clock time is. In case of such emergency, additional
payment shall not be made to the service provider. The service provider personnel shall
not leave the site without consent (call/ e-mail/ letter) of the employer. The service
provider personnel will remain stand by 24 hours on telephone call service unless
sick/private affair leave allowed by the authority/ Head of the plant. The service
provider will ensure the physical presence and telephony service of the service
provider’s personnel at site. The Operation Engineers/ Technicians/ Operators of
service provider will be in rotating shift. Duty time of different personnel may be
changed as per the decision of the competent authority. Moreover, if any personnel
needs to leave the station, the service provider shall have to manage his responsibilities
before existing personnel leave with approval from the Employer, otherwise payment
will be deducted from payment for each day of absence.
11) Service provider shall Promptly and effectively respond to unscheduled outages.
12) Service provider shall be responsible for planning and management of all scheduled
and unscheduled outages.
13) Service provider shall perform supervision and coordination of the smooth start-up,
shutdown, test running, change over, preservation, etc of the Power plant equipment.
14) Service provider’s personnel shall conduct coordination meetings with the power
plant’s respective Engineers at least once in every week to explain any issue in
operation, maintenance, planning, exchange views, etc. In case of any incident/
 accident, the service provider shall conduct a meeting with the owner staff with a proper
root cause analysis report.
15) The performance expert shall have to prepare & submit the plant’s operation &
maintenance report with mentioning the plant status and performance indication
monthly basis from the day of commencement date. The experts will provide possible
feedback on area of improvement. The experts shall have to inform or provide a report
to the employer with necessary suggestions for the shutdown of the Plant/ Unit, whether
it needs shutdown or not, prior to the shutdown of the Plant/ Unit.
16) Service provider shall conduct inventory in timely manner and assess the requirement
of consumables/ spares/ Tools/ Chemicals and verifying the availability in store and
submit report as necessary. Considering the lead time for supply of the goods, Service
provider shall submit such report in advance (well-ahead of time) so that availability of
consumables/ spares/ tools/ chemicals can be ensured before any operational/
maintenance work.
17) For the smooth operation of the plant, service provider shall keep contact with different
vendors including spare parts suppliers, and major maintenance contractors/OEMs of
major equipment.
18) Prepare purchase requisition for the consumables/ spares/ Tools/ Chemicals in advance
as necessary for the smooth operation of the plant.
19) Service provider shall submit the daily activity report including the job list for the next
working days.
20) Maintenance Expert Engineers must carry out “Root Cause Analysis” i.e. they must
help CPGCBL’s maintenance engineers to prepare all plant incident Reports; analyze
equipment failures, determine causes; recommend recovery plans; and develop cost-
effective solutions to prevent reoccurrence. They must ensure “Lessons Learned”
process of all technical matters to CPGCBL’s Engineers/Technical stuffs and help to
develop all kind of engineering solutions to avoid repetitive failures and other
maintenance problems.
21) Service provider shall furnish the daily, monthly, annual report.
22) Service provider shall be responsible for maintaining strict discipline and good order
amongst its personnel and those of its Subcontractors at all times.
23) Employer will arrange interview of the key personnel before signing the contract. If
observe any unsatisfactory, employer may recommend to replace the personnel. Service
provider shall replace the personnel accordingly.
24) Service provider shall ensure that the deployed personnel carry out the services and
arrange replacement of personnel if required. If any service provider personnel
performance is not up to the mark, Employer shall give a replacement request. The
service provider shall replace the personnel within 30 working days.
25) Service provider’s personnel shall monitor and evaluate the O&M data to confirm the
plant performance meeting the designed standard value. if any abnormalities of the
Plant/ Unit are observed, they will inform to the Employer immediately.
26) Service provider shall prepare a budget and expenditure control system.
27) Service provider shall prepare a comprehensive set of safety procedures to ensure safe
working conditions as per CPGCBL HSE policy.
28) Service provider shall carry out the analysis of operational risk and accidents.
29) Service provider shall take necessary measures to safeguard any damage of the
equipment in case of any emergency.
30) Service provider shall assist to insure the power plant facility as well as claim/ recover
for any kind of damage or loss of the equipment’s.
31) Minor/ Major inspection of the major equipment’s will be carried out under supervision
of the OEM/ LTSA. Service provider shall support all kind of jobs as necessary for the
successful completion of the Minor/ Major inspection works.
32) Service provider shall operate and maintain the plant in conformity with Power
Purchase Agreement (PPA), attending any technical meetings with BPDB or any other
authority as necessary.
33) Service provider shall carry out the vulcanizing work of Coal Conveyer Belt/ Feeder
belt/ etc.
34) Service provider shall do all kind of welding (TIG, MIG or any other) of the HP/LP
piping, structure, as per the standard procedure etc.
35) Service provider shall carry out the welding job of HDPE/ GRP/ FRP/ FRE piping
system.
36) Service provider shall develop O&M procedure of different system/ sub-system.
37) Service provider shall review and update of the O&M manuals and prepare any new
manuals as necessary.
38) Service provider shall develop the following station-specific manual instructions and
procedures:
a. Safety;
b. Operating instructions;
c. Maintenance instructions;
d. Chemical procedures;
e. Administration procedures;
f. Incident reporting procedures;
g. Security procedures;
h. Performance monitoring procedures;
 i. Planned maintenance schedules;
j. First Aid:
k. Fire Fighting;
l. Emergencies;
m. Environmental Compliance;
n. Plant Heat Rate test and Plant Heat Rate determination procedures and
o. Fuel Testing procedures.
39) Service provider shall bear the entire responsibility, liability and risk (health/life)
relating to coverage of their Staff under Applicable Law including but not limited to
Bangladesh Labor Act 2006 and Labor Rules and any other relevant Act/regulations as
will be applicable during the Term.
40) Service provider shall operate and maintain the Plant including associated facilities in
such manner so as to enhance life and safety of Plant, minimize Operating Cost and
maximize power generation. Without prejudice to the preceding sentence, the service
provider shall perform the Services in accordance with the standard prescribed under
the Technical Specifications.
41) Service provider Shall take responsibility for all operational and maintenance activities
of the power plant with proper coordination with the owner staff.
42) Service provider shall carry out training and transfer technology to Operation and
Maintenance Personnel of CPGCBL so that they will be able to carry out the routine
Operation and Maintenance independently by the end of this Operation and Maintenance
Contract.
43) O&M Service provider shall ensure the sufficient training of the employer staff (Detail
training requirement will be given in the RFP).
44) Experts will help (suggest) CPGCBL’s Engineers to organize workshops as necessary.
45) Service provider shall maintain Environmental Guarantees as per Applicable
Regulations.
46) Assist employer with the proper management of Environmental Management Plan.
47) Service provider shall assist employer with the receipt and management of coal, fuel
oil, water, steam, chemicals etc. including record keeping, ordering, receiving,
sampling, laboratory analysis etc.
48) Develop standard O&M procedure of different system/ sub-system.
49) Review and update of the O&M manuals and prepare any new manuals as necessary.
50) Service provider Shall prepare the Scheduling, coordinating, handling deliveries of fuel.
51) Service provider shall monitor the coal quality and supervise CPGCBL as necessary.
 52) Failure to achieve the performance target mentioned in Guaranteed Performance
section, employer may impose penalty as per the contract.
53) Develop the station-specific manual instructions and procedures as necessary.
54) Any other works related to proper & safe operation of the unit, shall be done by the
Service Provider.
5.2 Specific scope of services:
A. Team Leader:

The scope of work for the Team Leader is described below but is not limited to the following:
1. Lead the operation and maintenance activities of 1200 MW (2x600 MW) Ultra
Supercritical Coal Fired Power Plant.
2. Ensure restoring the system/ equipment within the shortest possible time in case of any
sudden outage or breakdown.
3. Shall perform supervision and coordination of the smooth start-up, shutdown, test
running, change over, preservation, etc of the Power plant equipment.
4. Plan and assign daily tasks based on plant requirements.
5. Oversee the operation, performance, and reliability of the 1200MW Ultra-Supercritical
(USC) coal-fired power plant.
6. Ensure optimal Boiler, Turbine, and Generator (BTG) performance to maximize
efficiency and minimize downtime.
7. Implement heat rate optimization and energy efficiency strategies.
8. Perform the root cause analysis of any accident/ incident, equipment failure.
9. Monitor and analyze key performance indicators (KPIs) such as load factor, thermal
efficiency, and auxiliary power consumption.
10. Prepare the purchase requisition for the consumables/ spares/ Tools/ Chemicals in
advance as necessary for the smooth operation of the plant.
11. Submit daily activity report including the job list for next working days.
12. Ensure adherence to operational procedures and industry best practices for stable plant
operations.
13. Prepare all kind of Maintenance schedule of the power plant equipment’s within 3
months of the commencement and within one month for the next contract years.
14. Lead a multi-disciplinary team of engineers, operators, and maintenance personnel.
15. Ensure the sufficient training for the owner staff as per requirement.
16. Foster a culture of safety, discipline, teamwork, and operational excellence.
17. Provide technical guidance and strategic decision-making support.
18. Conduct performance reviews, training programs, and capacity-building initiatives.
19. Develop and implement preventive and predictive maintenance programs.
20. Oversee major overhauls, inspections, and equipment upgrades.
21. Coordinate with OEMs and service providers for troubleshooting and performance
optimization.
22. Prepare and optimize spare parts inventory and procurement strategies.
23. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
24. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
25. Monitor and manage SOx, NOx, CO₂ emissions, and other pollutants.
26. Lead emergency response planning, including forced outages and crisis management.
27. Develop and manage operational budgets, cost control measures, and financial
performance analysis.
28. Implement cost-effective strategies for fuel consumption, water usage, and auxiliary
power reduction.
29. Ensure compliance with Power Purchase Agreements (PPA), fuel supply contracts, and
grid code regulations.
30. Prepare and present operational reports and strategic recommendations.
31. Maintain strong relationships with government agencies, environmental bodies, and
industry stakeholders.
32. Maintain contact with different vendors including spare parts suppliers, and major
maintenance contractors/OEMs of major equipment.
33. Lead plant restoration efforts during outages, breakdowns, and failures.
34. Develop and implement business continuity and contingency plans for extreme
operational challenges.
35. Stay updated on global best practices, industry trends, and emerging USC technologies.
36. Promote digital transformation, automation upgrades, and continuous improvement
initiatives.
37. Develop and execute strategic plans for plant sustainability, efficiency improvements,
and future requirements.
38. Prepare a budget and expenditure control system.
39. Prepare a comprehensive set of safety procedures to ensure safe working conditions as
per CPGCBL HSE policy
40. Enforce strict HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) policies for workplace safety.
 41. Maintain the performance guarantee.
42. Ensure the proper management of coal, fuel oil, water, steam, chemicals etc.
43. Ensure the proper management of Environmental Management Plan
44. Monitor the coal quality and supervise CPGCBL as necessary
45. Ensure compliance with local and international safety standards, emission control
regulations, and environmental policies
46. Assist to insure the power plant facility as well as claim/ recover for any kind of damage
or loss of the equipment’s.
47. Carry out the analysis of operational risk and accidents
48. Take necessary measures to safeguard any damage of the equipment in case of any
emergency
49. Identify technology enhancements and cost-saving opportunities while maintaining
performance and safety.
50. Develop, implement, and maintain the emergency preparedness procedures.
51. Encourage a culture of research, innovation, and skill development.
52. Ensure the plant performance parameters as per the contract.
53. Shall conduct coordination meetings with the power plant’s respective Engineers at least
once in every week.
54. Oversee real-time plant operations to ensure efficiency and compliance with
performance parameters.
55. Monitor plant parameters and identify opportunities for efficiency improvements.
56. Ensure Health, Safety, and Environment as per the stipulated guideline.
57. Ensure regular/ preventive/ predictive/ breakdown maintenance activities for all
equipment of the power plant
58. Ensure overall coordination with CPGCBL
59. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.
B. Performance Expert

The scope of work for the Performance Expert is outlined below but is not limited to the
following:
1. Monitor the Heat Rate, Fuel Consumption, Auxiliary Consumption, Water Consumption,
and any other necessary parameters of the system.
2. Conduct efficiency calculation, heat rate analysis, energy balance calculation and loss
identification for different systems of the plant.
3. Ensure the reliable operation of the Power Plant.
4. Prepare & submit the plant’s operation & maintenance report with mentioning the plant
status and performance indication monthly basis.
5. Conduct real-time performance monitoring and efficiency analysis of the power plant.
6. Identify opportunities for heat rate reduction, fuel consumption optimization, and overall
plant performance improvement.
7. Develop and implement strategies for enhancing thermal efficiency and reducing
operational losses.
8. Perform root cause analysis (RCA) for performance deviations and suggest corrective
actions.
9. Collaborate with operations and maintenance teams to ensure optimal equipment
performance and reliability.
10. Analyze key performance indicators (KPIs) such as boiler efficiency, turbine heat rate,
condenser performance, and auxiliary power consumption.
11. Conduct inventory in timely manner and assess the requirement of consumables/ spares/
Tools/ Chemicals and verifying the availability in store and submit report as necessary.
12. Ensure compliance with environmental standards by monitoring flue gas emissions, air
quality, and pollution control measures.
13. Lead the implementation of predictive maintenance strategies to minimize unplanned
outages and downtime.
14. Provide training and technical guidance to plant engineers on performance improvement
techniques.
15. Deep understanding of thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, and combustion processes in
USC technology.
16. Maintain and refine performance baseline models and reference curves to ensure accurate
benchmarking of plant systems and equipment.
17. Leverage advanced diagnostics and analytics within the PADO system to drive data-
informed decision-making and optimize plant performance.
18. Validate performance test outcomes against OEM guarantees, identify variances, and
coordinate corrective actions to close performance gaps.
19. Deliver insightful performance trend analyses and concise reports to support strategic
decision-making by plant leadership.
20. Collaborate with respective teams in power plant to enhance real-time dashboards and
visualization tools for actionable performance monitoring.
21. Support strategic planning for startup, shutdown, and part-load operations through
performance modeling and predictive assessments.
22. Contribute to internal and external performance audits, ensuring compliance and
supporting the implementation of efficiency improvements.
23. Document and disseminate performance optimization insights, best practices, and
technical learnings across plant teams.
24. Drive continuous improvement initiatives by identifying opportunities for digital
enhancement and advanced analytics integration within PADO.
25. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

C. Maintenance Planner

The scope of work for the Maintenance Planner is outlined below but is not limited to the
following:
1. Lead the creation and implementation of maintenance strategies for all critical equipment
of a 1200 MW Ultra Super Critical Coal Fired Power Plant.
2. Integrate Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM), Predictive Maintenance (PdM),
Condition-Based Monitoring (CBM), and Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) to
maximize plant reliability and performance.
3. Develop long-term asset management strategies blending preventive, predictive, and
corrective maintenance practices to ensure continuous plant operation.
4. Develop and manage maintenance schedules, ensuring a balanced approach to preventive,
predictive, and corrective maintenance tasks.
5. Prepare all kind of Maintenance schedule of the power plant equipment’s within 3 months
of the commencement and within one month for the next contract years.
6. Develop comprehensive inspection and maintenance schedules in accordance with OEM
manuals, ensuring alignment with plant operational plans, activities, and technical
conditions.
7. Ensure efficient allocation of resources and task prioritization, particularly for major
shutdowns, overhauls, and critical maintenance activities.
8. Oversee performance analysis and diagnostic assessments to identify gaps in performance
and implement optimization strategies, focusing on areas like boiler efficiency, steam cycle
optimization, and turbine integrity.
9. Apply advanced optimization techniques to enhance operational efficiency and improve
plant performance.
10. Lead the planning and execution of major shutdowns and turnarounds, ensuring that
maintenance interventions are timely, cost-effective, and minimize operational downtime.
11. Manage the development of work packages for critical maintenance tasks, such as turbine
inspections, boiler overhauls, and generator maintenance.
12. Conduct Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA) for critical equipment failures, identifying
underlying issues and formulating effective solutions.
13. Implement Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) to prioritize corrective actions and
improve overall plant reliability.
14. Monitor the status of the spared/ consumables/ chemicals/ tools.
15. Act as the primary point of coordination between in-house teams and external contractors,
ensuring alignment on maintenance schedules, resources, and expectations.
16. Collaborate with operations, engineering, procurement, and supply chain teams to ensure
timely availability of critical spare parts, materials, and tools.
17. Lead the integration and continuous improvement of Predictive Maintenance (PdM)
techniques, utilizing technologies like vibration analysis, oil analysis, infrared
thermography, and ultrasonic testing.
18. Ensure the effective use of IoT technologies and advanced sensors for real-time condition
monitoring of plant equipment, minimizing unplanned downtimes.
19. Utilize Energy Management Systems (EMS) to monitor and improve the plant’s thermal
efficiency, ensuring operations are optimized for peak performance.
20. Identify opportunities for energy conservation within the maintenance function and
implement corrective actions to optimize plant performance and reduce costs.
21. Ensure that all maintenance activities comply with local, national, and international safety
regulations, including OSHA, EPA, and plant-specific standards.
22. Conduct Job Safety Analysis (JSA) and implement risk assessments for high-risk activities
such as turbine inspections and boiler repairs.
23. Develop, maintain, and update Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and task-specific
instructions to guide maintenance teams, improve efficiency, reduce errors, and support
staff training.
24. Maintain accurate, up-to-date maintenance records in compliance with industry standards
(ISO 55000, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001).
25. Lead and mentor the maintenance team, fostering a culture of safety, technical excellence,
and continuous improvement.
26. Ensure the maintenance team is equipped to handle complex tasks, such as major overhauls
and emergency repairs, while maintaining high safety and operational standards.
27. Ensure plant compliance with environmental regulations regarding emissions, waste, and
pollutant control systems like Continuous Emission Monitoring Systems (CEMS),
Electrostatic Precipitators (ESP), and Flue Gas Desulfurizers (FGD).
28. Develop and implement maintenance strategies for environmental control equipment to
ensure continuous regulatory compliance.
29. Drive continuous improvement initiatives across the maintenance function, focusing on
reducing unplanned downtime, lowering maintenance costs, and enhancing equipment
reliability.
30. Promote cost-effective practices that maximize asset life cycle and minimize overall
operational and maintenance costs.
31. Utilize advanced data analytics and machine learning techniques to predict maintenance
needs and enhance decision-making processes.
32. Leverage real-time data from condition monitoring systems to identify patterns, improve
equipment health monitoring, and optimize maintenance strategies.
33. Oversee the management of critical spare parts inventory to ensure availability, minimizing
delays and downtime while controlling costs.
34. Ensure proactive procurement and maintenance of spare parts, reducing operational
interruptions.
35. Maintain open communication with senior management and key stakeholders to align on
maintenance priorities, budgets, and schedules.
36. Provide transparent updates on maintenance progress, challenges, and achievements,
ensuring alignment across teams.
37. Promote and implement lean maintenance methodologies such as 5S and Kaizen to enhance
operational efficiency, reduce waste, and streamline maintenance processes.
38. Continuously evaluate and refine maintenance workflows to improve productivity and
reduce costs.
39. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

D. Operation Expert (Boiler):

The scope of work for the Operation Expert (Boiler) is outlined below but is not limited to the
following: [Total Shifts: 4; Experts per Shift: 1 Boiler Expert & 1 Turbine Expert; Total
Experts: 8 (2 experts per shift × 4 shifts)]
1. Manage and oversee the operations of large-scale thermal power plants, ensuring efficient
operation of IHI boilers in high-capacity Ultra-Supercritical Coal-Fired Power Plants
(1200 MW or Greater).
2. Supervise and guide teams during normal, critical, and emergency operations, ensuring
safe and efficient operation of Ultra-Supercritical boilers and auxiliaries, and effectively
managing emergency situations.
3. Operate, troubleshoot, and optimize boiler systems, adhering to efficiency principles and
maintaining strict safety protocols to ensure peak operational performance.
4. Develop and implement best practices and operational procedures for boiler operation,
ensuring safe and efficient plant performance and compliance with safety regulations.
5. Conduct routine and non-routine inspections of boilers and auxiliaries, planning
corrective and preventive actions based on operational status to ensure sustained
performance.
6. Interpret technical data from OEM manuals, DCS & PLC systems, and documentation,
providing insights for troubleshooting and optimization of boiler performance.
7. Analyze boiler conditions using field data, DCS parameters, trends, alarms, and SOE, and
develop action plans for safe and optimal boiler operation.
8. Diagnose and resolve boiler issues, addressing operational challenges from minor
disruptions to critical system failures, to ensure uninterrupted operations.
9. Implement proactive operational strategies to mitigate potential disruptions, leveraging
real-time insights for optimal boiler and auxiliary system performance.
10. Oversee operational activities for key USC Boiler equipment, including components like
Bunker, Coal Feeder, Pulverizer, Burner, Gas Air Heater, Induced Draft Fan, Forced
Draft Fan, Primary Air Fan, Water Soot Blower, Steam Soot Blower, Economizer, Re-
Heater and Super-Heater, ensuring efficient system performance.
11. Monitor and optimize boiler performance, identifying and implementing strategies to
enhance efficiency, reduce fuel consumption, and improve overall operational
performance.
12. Implement and optimize advanced boiler control systems, including Coal Adaptive
Control System (CAPS) and advanced combustion control technologies, to improve
system efficiency and performance.
13. Apply optimization techniques to enhance boiler efficiency, reduce emissions, and align
operational strategies with environmental and regulatory objectives.
14. Coordinate pre-startup, startup, shutdown, post-shutdown, post-trip, and extended
shutdown operations for boilers and auxiliaries, ensuring smooth transitions between
operational phases.
15. Implement short-term and long-term preservation techniques to protect boiler and
auxiliary integrity during idle periods, ensuring reliable startup after extended downtime.
16. Address the unique challenges of ultra-supercritical boilers, including managing high-
pressure, high-temperature operations and integrating specialized equipment for
enhanced system performance.
17. Ensure the safe operation of ultra-supercritical boiler systems, overseeing equipment,
devices, and control philosophies to manage emergency situations effectively.
18. Lead analytical and problem-solving efforts to interpret technical data and operational
challenges, applying expertise to improve plant performance and mitigate risks.
19. Diagnose and resolve boiler malfunctions or operational issues.
20. Conduct the root cause analysis of any incident/ accident.
21. Implement corrective actions to restore boiler operation.
22. Supervise and assist in the safe start-up and shutdown of the boiler.
23. Follow established procedures to ensure smooth transitions.
24. Ensure compliance with all company regulations, including health, safety, and
environmental (HSE) standards, and maintain full compliance during all operational
processes.
25. Ensure compliance with safety protocols by overseeing Permit to Work (PTW) and Lock
Out-Tag Out (LOTO) procedures during operational and maintenance activities.
26. Must comply with all environmental regulations related to coal-fired power plants,
including emissions standards and waste management requirements.
27. Ensure emergency equipment test run and scheduled changeover operations, and
associated tasks to improve system reliability, optimize equipment performance, and
reduce downtime.
28. Adhere to all safety procedures and regulations.
29. Ensure that all work activities are performed safely and that safety hazards are identified
and mitigated.
30. Oversee boiler water chemistry and treatment processes, ensuring water quality control
measures are met to safeguard plant equipment and avoid operational inefficiencies.
31. Perform routine inspections and maintenance tasks on boiler components and systems.
32. Monitor equipment performance and identify potential maintenance needs.
33. Must have a comprehensive understanding of boiler systems, components, and
equipment.
34. Identify and troubleshoot problems with various boiler components.
35. Evaluate operational data to optimize scheduling, resource allocation, and operational
strategies, ensuring maximum plant performance and alignment with generation goals.
36. Develop and implement operational tasks during maintenance programs, focusing on
improving plant reliability, minimizing downtime, and enhancing overall operational
efficiency.
37. Foster effective communication and collaboration across multidisciplinary teams,
contributing to a positive, productive work environment and promoting operational
excellence.
38. Train and develop team members, promoting continuous learning and ensuring high
operational performance standards are maintained across the team.
39. Train and mentor junior staff on boiler operation and maintenance procedures.
40. Provide technical guidance and support to other plant personnel.
41. Investigate plant issues and incidents, providing comprehensive analysis, actionable
recommendations, and follow-up action plans to prevent recurrence of operational
problems.
42. Identify plant equipment challenges and effectively communicate issues to management,
ensuring prompt and effective resolution through clear verbal and written
communication.
43. Drive continuous improvement initiatives, aligning plant operations with ISO and other
international standards, and fostering operational excellence throughout all stages of plant
operations.
44. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

E. Operation Expert (Turbine):

The scope of work for the Operation Expert (Turbine) is outlined below but is not limited
to the following:

1. Oversee and manage the operational processes of large-scale thermal power plants, with
a focus on TOSHIBA Steam Turbines, Generators, and associated auxiliaries in high-
capacity Ultra-Supercritical Coal-Fired Power Plants (1200 MW or greater).
2. Supervise the operation of USC Power Plant systems, including Steam Turbines,
Generators, and auxiliary systems, ensuring efficient operation of critical components
such as Turbine and Motor driven Feed Water Pumps and associated systems, Condensate
Extraction Pumps, Condensate Polishing Plant (CPP), Seal Oil Systems and more.
3. Optimize control and automation processes by applying expert knowledge of TOSMAP
Distributed Control System (DCS) and Plant Automation Systems (PAS).
4. Ensure safe and efficient operation by integrating and managing Ultra-Supercritical
Steam Turbine, Generator, and auxiliary systems, including their control philosophies
and emergency response strategies.
5. Provide leadership in overseeing critical operations of Steam Turbines, Generators, and
auxiliaries, ensuring optimal plant performance and safety protocols are met.
6. Manage routine, critical, and emergency operational scenarios, supervising teams during
emergencies to maintain safe operations of Steam Turbines, Generators, and auxiliaries.
7. Troubleshoot, optimize, and ensure the smooth operation of Steam Turbines, Generators,
and auxiliary systems, with a focus on energy efficiency and safety.
8. Implement best practices and operational procedures to maintain high-performance levels
and adhere to stringent safety standards throughout plant operations.
9. Monitor and analyze the condition of Steam Turbines, Generators, and auxiliaries using
field data, DCS parameters, trends, and alarms, and develop corrective action plans as
needed.
10. Diagnose and resolve operational issues efficiently, employing problem-solving
techniques to mitigate risks and ensure the stability of plant operations.
11. Proactively identify and implement strategies to prevent disruptions, leveraging real-time
system insights to optimize the performance of Steam Turbines, Generators, and
auxiliaries.
12. Conduct root cause analysis of plant issues, incidents, and unusual events, providing
detailed reports and actionable recommendations to prevent recurrence.
13. Monitor, evaluate, and enhance the performance of Steam Turbines, Generators, and
auxiliaries, implementing data-driven strategies to improve efficiency and reduce
operational losses.
14. Ensure optimal water quality control by overseeing Steam and Water Analysis Systems
(SWAS), water chemistry, and treatment processes to prevent inefficiencies.
15. Apply advanced optimization techniques to enhance plant efficiency, minimize
environmental impact, and meet regulatory and operational goals.
16. Lead and manage startup and shutdown operations, ensuring smooth execution in both
the Control Room (CCR) and field operations, with a strong focus on team safety and
operational efficiency.
17. Foster a collaborative environment across multidisciplinary teams, ensuring effective
communication and a productive work culture that drives operational excellence.
18. Mentor and develop team members, encouraging continuous learning, and setting high
operational performance standards within the team.
19. Clearly communicate plant equipment challenges to management and stakeholders,
ensuring timely and effective resolution strategies.
20. Leverage strong analytical and problem-solving skills to interpret complex technical data,
OEM manuals, DCS & PLC logic, and operational documentation for decision-making
and operational adjustments.
21. Conduct routine and non-routine inspections of Steam Turbines, Generators, and
auxiliaries, developing and executing preventive and corrective maintenance plans based
on operational assessments.
22. Implement preservation techniques (short-term and long-term) to safeguard the integrity
of Steam Turbines, Generators, and auxiliaries during idle periods, ensuring reliable
system startup.
23. Enforce Permit to Work (PTW) and Lock Out-Tag Out (LOTO) procedures, ensuring
strict safety compliance and risk mitigation during operational and maintenance
activities.
24. Ensure full compliance with health, safety, and environmental (HSE) regulations,
safeguarding personnel, equipment, and the environment during plant operations.
25. Plan and schedule outages, coordinating operational teams to ensure safe and efficient
maintenance, minimizing plant downtime and maximizing operational efficiency.
26. Interpret performance, efficiency, and operational data to provide strategic guidance for
corrective actions and operational adjustments to maximize plant efficiency.
27. Analyze and optimize scheduling, resource allocation, and strategic planning to ensure
maximum plant performance and alignment with generation goals.
28. Drive continuous improvement initiatives, aligning plant operations with ISO standards
and fostering ongoing operational excellence.
29. Develop and execute operational tasks during maintenance programs that enhance plant
reliability, reduce unscheduled downtime, and extend equipment lifespan.
30. Oversee outage planning and scheduling, ensuring the safe and effective execution of
shutdown activities, and directing operational engineers in their execution.
31. Apply cutting-edge optimization techniques to enhance plant performance, reduce
operational losses, and align goals with environmental stewardship and regulatory
standards.
32. Ensure emergency equipment test run and scheduled changeover operations, and
associated tasks to improve system reliability, optimize equipment performance, and
reduce downtime.
33. Analyze and interpret operational performance data, providing strategic insights to guide
plant adjustments and process enhancements for optimized operations.
34. Operate and control turbine start-up, shutdown, and load changes, ensuring smooth
transitions.
35. Adjust turbine controls to optimize performance and efficiency.
36. Detect and respond to abnormal operating conditions or potential problems.
37. Investigate and diagnose turbine malfunctions or performance issues.
38. Utilize diagnostic tools and techniques to identify root causes of problems.
39. Implement corrective actions to restore turbine operation and performance.
40. Work with other plant personnel to optimize turbine performance and efficiency.
41. Participate in performance testing and analysis to identify areas for improvement.
42. Implement best practices and procedures to maximize turbine availability and reliability.
43. Adhere to all safety regulations and procedures related to turbine operation.
44. Participate in safety training and drills.
45. Ensure compliance with environmental regulations and standards.
46. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

F. Operation Expert (Chemist)

The scope of work for the Operation Expert (chemist) is outlined below but is not limited to
the following:

1. Monitor and analyze water quality parameters, including pH, hardness, alkalinity,
dissolved oxygen, and conductivity to ensure plant operations are within required
specifications.
2. Perform routine chemical analysis of boiler feedwater, cooling water, and effluent water
to detect potential scaling, corrosion, and fouling issues.
3. Supervise and manage chemical dosing systems, ensuring accurate chemical
application and efficient use of resources in water treatment.
4. Ensure the proper chemical concentration in water systems, adjusting dosing levels as
necessary for optimal system performance.
5. Conduct regular sampling and analysis of coal quality, including calorific value, ash
content, sulfur content, and moisture levels, ensuring that the coal meets plant
specifications for efficient combustion.
6. Work with the coal handling team to optimize coal handling and storage practices,
ensuring coal quality is maintained and consistent with combustion requirements.
7. Ensure coal is properly prepared for combustion, identifying and addressing issues
related to coal blending and quality consistency.
8. Analyze the impact of coal quality on boiler performance, and provide
recommendations to mitigate negative effects, such as slagging, fouling, or inefficient
combustion.
9. Monitor and control the chemical makeup of the flue gas, including managing chemical
treatments to control emissions of sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxides (NOx), and
particulate matter.
10. Prepare detailed reports on coal quality analysis results, fuel performance, water quality
trends, and any required corrective actions for plant operations.
11. Conduct experience-based sampling for various chemical-related issues within the
plant, such as fuel additives, water treatment chemicals, and effluent management,
ensuring accurate and reliable sample collection.
12. Oversee the chemical lab procurement process, ensuring the timely acquisition of
necessary chemicals, equipment, and lab consumables.
13. Ensure that all chemicals, including fuel additives, are handled, stored, and disposed of
according to safety regulations and environmental guidelines.
14. Conduct safety assessments related to the handling of coal, chemicals, and water
treatment processes, ensuring that proper safety protocols and personal protective
equipment (PPE) are in place.
15. Lead and participate in training sessions for operators and other personnel on coal
quality management, safe handling practices, and water treatment techniques.
16. Review and update operating procedures for coal quality monitoring, chemical
treatment, and water management to reflect the latest industry practices and plant needs.
17. Work with external laboratories to conduct additional testing on coal, fuel, water, and
chemicals when required, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of results.
18. Ensure compliance with ISO, OHSAS, and environmental guidelines during all
chemical and coal handling activities.
19. Assist in the development and implementation of new technologies or practices for
improving coal combustion efficiency, reducing emissions, and enhancing overall plant
performance.
20. Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to coal quality, combustion inefficiencies, or
water treatment imbalances that could affect plant operation.
21. Monitor the effectiveness of coal additives, corrosion inhibitors, and other chemical
treatments in the combustion system, adjusting strategies as needed.
22. Collaborate with other departments to ensure that coal quality and chemical processes
align with overall plant performance goals and maintenance schedules.
23. Ensure proper documentation and record-keeping of all coal and chemical-related
activities, including coal quality analysis, water quality tests, and chemical usage.
24. Provide recommendations for improving coal blending and handling processes to
optimize combustion efficiency and minimize waste.
25. Monitor the performance of coal combustion systems and provide data-driven insights
on how to improve efficiency, fuel consumption, and emission reduction.
26. Assist in troubleshooting coal-related operational issues and work with the engineering
team to address root causes of problems like clinker formation or furnace slagging.
27. Monitor and report on coal procurement and supply chain issues, ensuring that the plant
receives consistent and high-quality coal as required.
28. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.
G. Operator (AHS, ESP, FGD):

The scope of work for the Operator (AHS, ESP, FGD) is outlined below but is not limited to
the following:
1. Oversee the operation and maintenance of Ash Handling System (AHS), Electrostatic
Precipitators (ESP) and Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) systems and associated
auxiliaries in high-capacity Ultra-Supercritical Coal-Fired Power Plants (1200 MW or
greater) ensuring safe, efficient, and environmentally compliant plant operations.
2. Supervise and guide teams during normal, critical, and emergency operations both at
control room and field involving AHS, ESP and FGD systems & all associated
auxiliaries, ensuring quick response and resolution of issues to maintain OEM
guidelines, compliance with safety and environmental standards.
3. Operate and troubleshoot AHS, ESP and FGD systems with an in-depth understanding
of system efficiency principles, pollutant removal technologies, and the application of
environmental regulations for optimal performance.
4. Ensure the equipment change over and test run operations as per schedule, safe and
reliable operation of AHS, ESP and FGD components and associated auxiliary systems
maintaining OEM guidelines.
5. Perform routine and non-routine inspections on AHS, ESP and FGD systems, planning
corrective and preventive actions based on equipment performance and operational
status to maximize system efficiency.
6. Analyze operational data from DCS and PLC systems, interpreting technical data,
process documentation, and logs to optimize ESP and FGD system performance,
identifying issues, and formulating actionable plans to prevent operational
inefficiencies.
7. Diagnose and resolve operational issues ranging from minor inefficiencies to critical
system failures, ensuring minimal downtime and optimal pollutant removal across all
plant emissions control systems.
8. Apply proactive measures using real-time insights to mitigate challenges faced by
AHS, ESP and FGD systems, enhancing performance and ensuring compliance with
environmental standards.
9. Develop and implement preservation techniques during idle periods or extended
shutdowns, ensuring the long-term integrity of AHS, ESP and FGD equipment and
minimizing the downtime.
10. Lead and supervise teams during startup, shutdown, and recovery operations of AHS,
ESP and FGD systems, both in the control room and field, ensuring safe and efficient
restoration of plant operations.
11. Ensure compliance with Permit to Work (PTW) and Lock Out-Tag Out (LOTO)
procedures, ensuring safety protocols are followed rigorously during operational and
maintenance activities of AHS, ESP and FGD systems.
12. Interpret system tuning parameters and conduct performance impact analyses on AHS,
ESP and FGD systems, ensuring maximum pollutant removal efficiency and minimal
operational losses based on plant conditions and fuel characteristics.
13. Provide leadership and expertise in analyzing AHS, ESP and FGD system conditions
using field data, DCS/PLC parameters, and other diagnostic tools to formulate
improvement plans for system performance optimization.
14. Guide the operational team through troubleshooting processes and corrective actions to
address inefficiencies such as scaling, fouling, and other operational failures in AHS,
ESP and FGD systems.
15. Monitor and optimize the performance of AHS, ESP and FGD systems through
advanced control systems, ensuring real-time operational control to meet both
environmental compliance and plant operational goals.
16. Implement optimization techniques for AHS, ESP and FGD systems to enhance their
performance, reduce operational costs, and minimize the environmental impact,
aligning with plant sustainability objectives.
17. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including operators, engineers, and
management, to develop integrated action plans that improve the overall performance
of ESP, FGD, and other plant subsystems.
18. Assess and improve flue gas chemistry management, ensuring optimal removal of
particulate matter and sulfur compounds while minimizing inefficiencies in ESP and
FGD systems.
19. Develop operational strategies for ESP and FGD systems during pre-startup, post-
shutdown, and extended downtime, ensuring efficient restoration of operations with
minimal downtime.
20. Ensure that ESP and FGD systems are operating within environmental compliance
standards, proactively addressing flue gas emissions issues and ensuring that pollutant
removal efficiencies are optimized.
21. Direct the planning and scheduling of maintenance outages for ESP and FGD systems,
ensuring that all activities are executed safely and efficiently with minimal impact on
plant operations.
22. Develop and implement training programs for team members to ensure continuous
learning and high operational standards for ESP and FGD systems.
23. Investigate and resolve incidents related to ESP and FGD systems by performing
detailed analyses and developing action plans to prevent recurrence, contributing to
continuous improvement initiatives.
24. Maintain detailed operational records and reports on ESP and FGD system
performance, providing data-driven insights and recommendations to management for
system optimization.
 25. Ensure the application of advanced diagnostic tools to identify and address performance
issues, optimize operational strategies, and minimize system downtime for ESP and
FGD systems.
26. Promote continuous improvement initiatives aligned with international standards, such
as ISO certifications, to ensure the efficient, sustainable, and regulatory-compliant
operation of ESP and FGD systems.
27. Ensure the safe management of chemicals used in ESP and FGD systems, including
proper storage, handling, and disposal, in full compliance with safety and
environmental regulations.
28. Evaluate and manage the interdependencies between ESP, FGD, and other subsystems
in the plant, ensuring the efficient integration and synchronization of water, fuel, and
emission control systems.
29. Collaborate with management to develop and implement strategic plans for optimizing
ESP and FGD system performance, ensuring alignment with overall plant objectives
and goals.
30. Supervising, Troubleshooting and resolving critical issues during plant startup and
operation as well as operating FGD systems to ensure they meet the environmental
regulations and performance targets.
31. Developing and implementing maintenance plans for FGD systems.
32. Monitoring system performance and identifying areas for improvement.
33. Must demonstrate strong participatory leadership ability and strong analytical and
problem-solving skills.
34. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

H. Operator (BOP System WTP, WWTP, H2 Generation Plant, Aux.

Boiler):
The scope of work for the Operator (WTP, WTTP, H2 Generation Plant, Aux. Boiler,
400 KV GIS, Intake Water Screening Plant, Main Cooling Water System, Electro-
Chlorination Plant, CCCW System, ACW System, Service Air and Instrument Air
System, Fire Fighting and Fire Protection Systems, HSD Handling System, Dust
Extraction Systems etc.) is outlined below but is not limited to the following:

1. Oversee and manage the water and wastewater treatment operations within the power
plant, ensuring the optimal performance of systems while adhering to the highest
operational standards.
2. Ensure seamless operation and continuous optimization of various systems and
subsystems, including but not limited to: DCS/PLC-controlled and field-operated
systems such as Clarifiers, Ultra Filtration/Micro Filtration, Reverse Osmosis Systems,
 Ion Exchangers, Mixed Bed Polishers, Remineralization Systems, Demi Water
Systems, Service Water Systems, Potable Water Systems, Electro-Chlorination Plants,
Intake Water Screening Plant (Stop Log, Coarse Screen, Fine Screen, Travelling Band
Screens, Screen Wash water Pump etc.)Main Cooling Water Systems, Total Power
Plant Fire Fighting Systems including Fire Protection systems and Fire Water Systems
with emergency Fire Pump assemblies, Sludge Treatment Plants (STP), Oily-Water
Drainage Systems, Chemical Drain Neutralization Systems, Sludge Thickeners, Central
Effluent Monitoring Systems (CEMS), dosing systems for water/wastewater treatment,
Main Cooling water system, Closed Cooling water system, Auxiliary Cooling water
system.
3. Lead the operation and troubleshooting of critical water treatment processes, such as
reverse osmosis, filtration, and demineralization, ensuring the consistent supply of
high-quality feed water to Ultra-Supercritical boilers and cooling systems.
4. Ensure compliance with environmental and regulatory standards governing water and
wastewater discharge, effectively managing effluent treatment processes to meet both
local and international discharge requirements.
5. Leverage real-time data from advanced monitoring technologies, including DCS,
online analyzers, and PLC systems, to evaluate water treatment system performance,
diagnose issues, and optimize operations for improved efficiency.
6. Implement and continuously refine chemical dosing and optimization strategies,
ensuring the precise application of anti-scalants, corrosion inhibitors, biocides, and
other chemicals to prevent scaling, fouling, and corrosion within critical plant systems.
7. Troubleshoot and resolve system inefficiencies, including scaling, fouling, and
operational disruptions, ensuring that water treatment systems run at peak performance.
8. Lead the development and execution of action plans in response to performance issues,
utilizing operational data to identify root causes and implement corrective actions that
restore optimal system performance.
9. Supervise wastewater treatment operations, including sewage treatment, sludge
management, and oily-water drainage, ensuring systems comply with environmental
discharge standards and minimizing the plant's environmental footprint.
10. Collaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams, including operators and engineers, to
ensure the seamless integration of water treatment systems with the overall plant
operations, enhancing system reliability and preventing issues like scaling and
corrosion.
11. Manage and optimize water treatment and wastewater systems during key operational
transitions, such as start-ups, shut-downs, or extended downtime, ensuring proper
system preservation and efficient recovery during restart operations.
12. Provide leadership and training to water treatment staff, fostering a culture of
continuous improvement and ensuring that staff are equipped with the knowledge and
skills necessary to maintain high standards of operational excellence.
13. Direct the planning and execution of water treatment-related outages, ensuring safe and
efficient maintenance and repair activities with minimal disruption to overall plant
operations.
14. Ensure strict adherence to health, safety, and environmental (HSE) standards in all
water treatment and wastewater management activities, maintaining full compliance
with safety regulations and minimizing environmental risks.
15. Utilize advanced diagnostic tools and techniques to monitor water treatment system
performance, identify inefficiencies, and implement solutions that maximize system
reliability and minimize downtime.
16. Spearheaded water conservation initiatives, focusing on optimizing water recycling,
reuse, and zero-liquid discharge (ZLD) systems to reduce operational costs and
minimize environmental impact.
17. Monitor and optimize the efficiency of critical water treatment equipment, such as ion
exchange resins, reverse osmosis membranes, and filtration units, ensuring long-term
reliability and high performance.
18. Maintain comprehensive operational records and reports on water treatment processes,
chemical usage, and effluent quality, ensuring accurate documentation for compliance
and performance analysis.
19. Drive continuous improvement in water treatment processes, aligning plant operations
with international standards, ISO certifications, and industry best practices for
improved operational efficiency, sustainability, and regulatory compliance.
20. Oversee chemical dosing and water quality management to optimize treatment
processes, protect plant equipment, and enhance system performance while minimizing
both environmental and operational risks.
21. Monitor plant-wide water consumption and develop strategies to optimize water usage,
minimize waste, and enhance the overall efficiency of water treatment systems.
22. Coordinate with management and engineering teams to ensure water treatment systems
align with broader plant operational goals, including maximizing efficiency,
minimizing downtime, and supporting long-term sustainability.
23. Ensure the effective operation of essential water treatment infrastructure, such as fire
water systems, cooling water systems, and potable water systems, guaranteeing
uninterrupted supply under all operational conditions.
24. Establish and implement water treatment system maintenance programs, ensuring the
regular servicing of all critical equipment to enhance system reliability, optimize
performance, and extend the lifespan of key water treatment assets.
 25. Mentor and oversee junior staff in water treatment procedures, providing continuous
training and professional development to ensure adherence to best practices and high
operational standards.
26. Investigate water treatment-related incidents, conducting thorough root cause analysis,
providing actionable recommendations, and implementing corrective measures to
prevent future occurrences.
27. Manage the safe handling, storage, and disposal of water treatment chemicals, ensuring
full compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
28. Proactively address potential operational disruptions using real-time data and historical
performance analysis to mitigate risks and ensure optimal water quality control.
29. Lead process optimization efforts, focusing on enhancing the reliability, efficiency, and
sustainability of water treatment systems across the entire plant.
30. Evaluate and manage the interactions between water treatment systems and other plant
subsystems, ensuring seamless integration of water quality management with overall
plant operations.
31. Provide comprehensive reports to management on water treatment system performance,
recommending improvements, offering operational updates, and devising strategic
plans for optimization to ensure alignment with broader plant objectives.
32. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

I. Maintenance Expert (Turbine and its Auxiliaries):

The scope of work for the Maintenance Expert (Turbine and its Auxiliaries) is outlined
below but is not limited to the following:

1. Instruct/ lead the CPGCBL’s O&M team to troubleshoot any problem in the relevant
equipment of the power plant.
2. Restore the system/ equipment within the shortest possible time in case of any sudden
outage or breakdown.
3. Develop the predictive maintenance plan as required.
4. Supervise the scheduled/ preventive maintenance activities.
5. Plan, supervise, and execute scheduled overhauls, major inspections, and repairs of
Toshiba USC steam turbines and all auxiliaries including pumps, valves, blowers, air
compressors, dosing system etc.
6. Lead disassembly, inspection, and reassembly of turbine components and other
auxiliary equipment’s under turbine maintenance division ensuring adherence to OEM
guidelines.
7. Implement preventive and predictive maintenance programs to enhance turbine
reliability and lifespan.
8. Monitor rotor alignment, blade conditions, and critical clearances to prevent
performance degradation.
9. Optimize steam path efficiency by identifying and rectifying wear, erosion, and
deposition issues.
10. Diagnose abnormal vibrations, temperature fluctuations, and pressure deviations in
turbine operation.
11. Respond to unexpected failures, forced outages, and breakdowns, ensuring rapid
restoration of operations.
12. Utilize condition monitoring tools (vibration analysis, oil analysis, thermography, etc.)
to detect potential faults early.
13. Coordinate with OEM engineers and technical support teams for complex
troubleshooting and modifications.
14. Analyze turbine performance trends and implement heat rate improvement strategies.
15. Optimize turbine steam consumption, efficiency curves, and auxiliary power usage.
16. Recommend and implement upgrades, retrofits, and new technology adoption for
better performance.
17. Work with boiler and generator teams to ensure holistic optimization of BTG (Boiler-
Turbine-Generator) systems.
18. Strictly enforce HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) protocols during maintenance
activities.
19. Ensure compliance with regulatory safety standards, emissions norms, and OEM
specifications.
20. Conduct risk assessments, hazard identification, and failure mode analysis to mitigate
operational risks.
21. Lead safety audits, emergency response drills, and incident investigations for turbine-
related issues.
22. Conduct training programs for plant engineers and maintenance teams on Toshiba
turbine maintenance.
23. Develop standard operating procedures (SOPs)/ Standard Maintenance Procedures
(SMPs) and maintenance manuals for reference.
24. Share best practices in failure prevention, troubleshooting techniques, and maintenance
innovations.
25. Work closely with plant managers, operations teams, and regulatory authorities to
ensure smooth turbine operations.
26. Prepare and present detailed reports on maintenance activities, failure analysis, and
performance trends.
27. Coordinate with OEM representatives and third-party service providers for specialized
maintenance work.
28. Ensure seamless integration of maintenance schedules with grid synchronization and
load dispatch plans.
29. Steam Turbine Maintenance Expert shall play a crucial role in ensuring the reliability,
efficiency, and longevity of the 1200MW USC thermal power plant. By implementing
best-in-class maintenance strategies, troubleshooting methodologies, and performance
 optimization techniques, help to minimize downtime, improve heat rate efficiency, and
ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
30. Carry out the root cause analysis (RCA) of any incident or accident and submit the
report to CPGCBL.
31. Provide proper training so that, plant staff can acquire knowledge and skills to perform
regular maintenance works ensuring proper safety measures
32. Analyze Operating Parameters of the Main turbine by coordinating with the operation
team.
33. Study OEM manual and Interpretation to owner’s personnel if necessary.
34. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
35. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
36. Develop an optimum spare parts management strategy to minimize downtime and
inventory costs.
37. Ensure availability of critical spare parts such as bearings, seals, rotors, and valve
components.
38. Assess and procure OEM-recommended spare parts while optimizing cost-
effectiveness.
39. Assist CPGCBL personnel in sourcing the spares (mostly foreign)
40. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

J. Technician-Maintenance (Turbine and its Auxiliaries):

The scope of work for the Technician-Maintenance (Turbine and its Auxiliaries) is
outlined below but is not limited to the following:

a) Technician (CPP System and Chemical Dosing System in STG area) Responsibilities:

1. Perform preventive, corrective, and predictive maintenance & troubleshooting of CPP

(Condensate Polishing Plant) and Chemical Dosing equipment (Vessels, pumps, valves,
blower, chemical pipelines etc.) and keep records.
2. Ability to inspect, disassemble, and reassemble chemical dosing pumps. Skilled in
alignment, calibration, and performance testing of diaphragm pumps, plunger pumps.
3. Clean and replace CPP resin as per manufacturer guidelines. Supervise and actively
participate in system backwashing, regeneration, and resin replacement procedures.
And perform chemical pipelines leakage rectification work.
4. Work with owner technicians, operators, and supervisors to ensure timely repairs and
smooth operations.
5. Ensure proper operation of pumps, valves, pipelines, blower and other equipment in
CPP and chemical dosing, SWAS system by conducting rapid maintenance.
6. Conduct root cause analysis (RCA) and provide technical input for equipment failures
and details maintenance report to owner team leader
7. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
 8. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
9. Follow safety procedures during maintenance and repairs, and ensure equipment meets
safety regulations.
10. During maintenance work, transfer knowledge to owner maintenance team by
explaining and supervising the work.
11. Fluent in English Language.
12. Strong communication and reporting skills.
13. Any other jobs have to do to achieve the contracted performance.
14. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

b) Technician (Turbine and Auxiliaries) Responsibilities:

1. Perform preventive, corrective, and predictive maintenance of turbines and auxiliary
systems.
2. Inspect, troubleshoot, and repair mechanical components such as bearings, seals,
valves, pumps, blower, compressor and piping systems, Heat exchangers, and heater.
3. Dismantle, clean, reassemble, and align rotating equipment like turbines, compressors,
and pumps, blowers and other auxiliaries.
4. Replace worn-out parts, such as seals, gaskets, and bearings, ensuring proper torque
and alignment
5. Overhaul, calibration, and maintenance of main steam valves, stop valves, and control
valves and other valves in STG area. Capable and perform gland packing replacement,
seat grinding, and lapping of valves.
6. Perform condenser, heater tube leak repair work.
7. During maintenance work, transfer knowledge to owner maintenance team by
explaining and supervising the work.
8. Conduct root cause analysis (RCA) and provide technical input and details maintenance
report for equipment failures to owner team
9. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
10. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
11. Follow safety procedures during maintenance and repairs, and ensure equipment meets
safety regulations.
15. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

K. Maintenance Expert (Boiler and its Auxiliaries):

The scope of work for the Maintenance Expert (Boiler and its Auxiliaries) is outlined
below but is not limited to the following:

1. Develop a comprehensive schedule, preventive and predictive maintenance plan for the
IHI 600MW USC coal fired boiler and it’s all auxiliary equipment ensuring compliance
with Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) specifications, industry standards and
regulatory requirements.
2. Prepare a year wise spare parts list to ensure all maintenance work on time. Ensure
availability of critical spare parts, including boiler tubes, pulverizer, coal feeder, burner
components, safety & control valves, soot blowers and ID, FD, PA Fan components.
3. Develop an optimal spare parts management strategy to reduce downtime and
maintenance costs.
4. Coordinate with OEMs and third-party vendors for procurement of spare parts and
inventory control.
5. Develop Standard Maintenance Procedures (SMPs) and maintenance manuals for
reference.
6. Plan, supervise and execute scheduled overhauls, major inspections and repairs of IHI
600MW USC boilers.
7. Lead disassembly, inspection and reassembly of boiler critical components.
8. Prepare, supervise and implement preventive and predictive maintenance programs to
extend equipment life and for ensuring minimal plant downtime.
9. Inspect and maintain boiler tubes, headers, burners, superheaters, reheaters,
economizers, separator and air preheater.
10. Monitor and assess boiler circulation system and steam purity to ensure stable
operations.
11. Diagnose and rectify boiler tube leaks, overheating, slagging, fouling and refractory
failures.
12. Respond to emergency breakdowns, forced outages and combustion instability issues.
13. Lead the emergency maintenance work during the plant outage or breakdown to ensure
quick resolution.
14. Conduct root cause analysis (RCA) and failure investigations to improve boiler
reliability.
15. Utilize thermal imaging, vibration monitoring and acoustic detection techniques for
early fault detection.
16. Conduct thorough inspections of USC Boiler all components and auxiliary equipment
for implementing condition-based monitoring and predictive analytics.
17. Analyze and optimize boiler heat rate, combustion efficiency and flue gas temperature.
18. Diagnose abnormal vibrations, temperature fluctuations and pressure deviations in boiler
operation.
19. Implement low NOx combustion techniques and optimize air-fuel ratio to enhance
environmental compliance.
20. Improve fuel flexibility and burner performance to maximize energy output. Assist in
boiler combustion tuning and optimization.
21. Trouble shooting complex mechanical, thermal and operational issues in the Boiler
system.
22. Work with the steam turbine and generator teams to optimize overall BTG (Boiler-
Turbine-Generator) performance.
23. Ensure strict adherence to HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) protocols during
maintenance activities.
24. Maintain compliance with ASME BPVC, OSHA, NFPA and local environmental laws.
 25. Conduct risk assessments, safety drills and failure mode analysis (FMEA) to prevent
accidents.
26. Lead boiler safety inspections, emission monitoring and pressure vessel integrity
assessments.
27. Share best practices in failure prevention, combustion optimization and corrosion
control.
28. Work closely with plant managers, operation teams and regulatory authorities to ensure
smooth boiler operation.
29. Prepare and present detailed reports on maintenance activities, failure analysis and
performance improvements.
30. Coordinate with OEM representatives and third-party service providers for specialized
maintenance tasks.
31. Ensure maintenance schedules are aligned with grid synchronization and load dispatch
plans.
32. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
33. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
34. Identify efficiency improvement opportunities and performance optimization. Provide
recommendations for system improvements and long-term reliability.
35. An IHI 600MW USC Boiler Maintenance Expert plays a vital role in ensuring the
efficiency, reliability and longevity of the 1200MW USC thermal power plant boiler
through advanced maintenance strategies, troubleshooting methodologies and
performance optimization techniques, they contribute to reducing downtime, improving
heat rate, efficiency and ensuring regulatory compliance.
36. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

L. Technician-Maintenance (Boiler and its Auxiliaries):

The expert work scope has been described below but not limited to the followings:

1. Ensure proper maintenance of the ultra-supercritical coal-fired boiler and it’s all
auxiliary equipment including IDF, FDF, PAF, Coal Feeder, Pulverize, Burners, Soot
Blowers, All Valves & Dampers, LOP, COP, BCP, WSBP etc. and Auxiliary Boiler for
the power plant safe, efficient and reliable operation.
2. Perform preventive, corrective and predictive maintenance. Conduct inspections,
repairs, replacements and testing of all components.
3. Maintain records of inspections, repairs and replacements. Submit periodic
maintenance reports.
4. Conduct risk assessments before performing maintenance tasks. Follow industry best
practices and OEM guidelines. Adhere to safety protocols and regulatory compliance.
5. Provide immediate response to critical failures. Manage spare parts and quickly
mobilize technical support. Conduct root cause analysis and implement corrective
actions.
6. Support implementation of advanced monitoring and automation solutions.
7. Coal Bunker and its fire detection system periodic inspection and maintenance for wear,
remove blockages, repair linings and clean internal surfaces etc.
8. Coal Feeder calibration, belt alignment & replacement, servicing & replacement of
bearing, rollers, gearbox, coupling and motors etc.
9. Pulverizer and its reduction gearbox periodic inspection and maintenance, maintain
proper lubrication systems, perform dynamic balancing, align & maintain couplings,
classifier vane tuning etc. as required.
10. Inspection and periodic maintenance of coal and oil burner, check alignment & service
actuators and conduct thermal scanning for any leaks.
11. Conduct Safety Valves pressure testing, adjust spring tension and resurface seats etc.
12. Calibrate Control Valves actuators, test for leakage, tune positioners and resurface seats
etc.
13. Steam Soot Blowers poppet valve, lance & feed tube, auxiliary support, nozzle, drive
mechanisms, CSA line etc. periodic inspection & servicing and troubleshoot control
systems.
14. Water Soot Blowers hydro jet and it’s all mechanism & joint periodic inspection and
servicing.
15. Water Soot Blower Pump seals replacement, conduct pressure testing and perform all
preventive maintenance.
16. Boiler Circulation Pump periodic inspection and perform all preventive maintenance.
17. Regenerative Gas Air Heater including its RDU, Sector plate drive unit, SB & lube oil
system periodic inspection and maintenance, replace seals & bearing, align rotors, test
for air leakage, cleaning & replace basket elements as required.
18. IDF, FDF, PAF, SAF, FDCC monitor vibration, measure airflow, clean blades,
maintain proper greasing & lubrication, analyze oil quality, service & replace seals &
bearings, balance impellers, align & maintain couplings etc.
19. Air & Flue Gas Dampers periodic inspection & servicing including service actuators
and replace seals etc.
20. Conduct visual inspections, tighten bolts, seal leaks etc. of all Expansion Joints.
21. Super Heater and Re Heater tube, coil & header periodic inspection and servicing
including measure tube thickness, remove slag, test for leaks and repair.
22. Economizer tubes & coil cleaning, inspect supports and monitor erosion, test for leaks
and repair.
23. Water Wall perform ultrasonic thickness gauging, remove slag and patch refractory,
test for leaks and repair.
24. Furnace Refractory inspection for checking cracks, weld anchors, patch damaged areas
and replace full linings when necessary.
25. Boiler Supporting Structure check for structural integrity, tighten bolts and prevent
corrosion.
26. Service valves, clean sprinkler nozzles and test pressure of the Boiler Fire-Fighting
System.
27. Auxiliary Steam System periodic inspection, check piping, valves and steam traps etc.
28. Conduct load testing, inspect gears and wire ropes and perform safety checks of Boiler
Lift & Electrical Hoist and other lifting device,
 29. Inspection of furnace Gondola, check cable condition, service motors and troubleshoot
control panels.
30. Perform all schedule and breakdown maintenance of Auxiliary Boiler all system and
equipment.
31. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
32. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
33. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

M. Maintenance Expert (FGD and ESP system):

The expert work scope has been described below but not limited to the followings:
1. Develop preventive and predictive maintenance plans for FGD (Flue Gas
Desulfurization) and ESP (Electrostatic Precipitator) systems.
2. Perform preventive, corrective and predictive maintenance. Conduct inspections,
repairs, replacements and testing of all components.
3. Ensure proper maintenance of the FGD and ESP systems including GGH, Soot blower,
absorber tower auxiliaries, aeration blower, sea water pumps and caustic dosing systems,
rappers, Transformers Rectifiers (TR sets), hoppers, discharge/collecting electrodes, gas
distribution device, insulator.
4. Supervise and guide the maintenance team in complex troubleshooting tasks and repairs.
5. Conduct routine and detailed inspections of mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation
components of FGD and ESP systems.
6. Inspect, troubleshoot, and repair mechanical components such as bearings, seals, valves,
pumps, blower, fan, dampers, duct and piping systems etc.
7. Dismantle, clean, reassemble, and align rotating equipment like GGH, soot blower, and
pumps, blowers, duct damper and other auxiliaries etc.
8. Replace worn-out parts, such as seals, gaskets, and bearings, ensuring proper torque and
alignment.
9. Maintain records of inspections, repairs and replacements and Submit periodic
maintenance reports.
10. Conduct risk assessments before performing maintenance tasks. Follow industry best
practices and OEM guidelines. Adhere to safety protocols and regulatory compliance.
11. Provide immediate response to critical failures. Manage spare parts and quickly mobilize
technical support. Conduct root cause analysis and implement corrective actions.
12. Support implementation of advanced monitoring and automation solutions.
13. Conduct routine and detailed inspections of mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation
components of FGD and ESP systems.
14. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
15. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
16. Ensure maintenance activities comply with environmental regulations and plant
emission permits (SO₂, PM levels).
 17. Collaborate with performance and operations teams to implement performance
improvement.
18. Ensure all maintenance activities follow plant HSE procedures, especially when dealing
with confined space entry, chemical handling (lime/gypsum), or high-voltage
components.
19. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

N. Technician-Maintenance (FGD and ESP system):

The scope of work for the Technician-Maintenance (FGD and ESP system) is outlined below
but is not limited to the following:

1. Perform preventive, corrective, and predictive maintenance of GGH, Soot blower,

absorber tower auxiliaries, aeration blower, sea water pumps and caustic dosing systems.
2. Inspect, troubleshoot, and repair mechanical components such as bearings, seals, valves,
pumps, blower, fan, dampers, duct and piping systems etc
3. Dismantle, clean, reassemble, and align rotating equipment like GGH, soot blower, and
pumps, blowers, duct damper and other auxiliaries etc
4. Replace worn-out parts, such as seals, gaskets, and bearings, ensuring proper torque and
alignment
5. Overhaul, calibration, and maintenance of valves in FGD area. Capable and perform
gland packing replacement, seat grinding, and lapping of valves.
6. Perform duct expansion joint assembly, disassembly and repair work.
7. Perform duct lining repair work.
8. During maintenance work, transfer knowledge to owner maintenance team by
explaining and supervising the work.
9. Conduct root cause analysis (RCA) and provide technical input and details maintenance
report for equipment failures to owner team
10. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
11. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
12. Follow safety procedures during maintenance and repairs, and ensure equipment meets
safety regulations.
13. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

O. Maintenance Expert (BOP):

The scope of work for the Maintenance Expert (BOP) is outlined below but is not
limited to the following:

1. Lead the maintenance, inspection, and performance optimization of all Balance of Plant
(BOP) systems, including:
2. Cooling Towers & Circulating Water Systems (condenser performance, water flow
optimization, fouling prevention).
3. Water & Wastewater Treatment Plants (deionization, RO plants, chemical dosing,
sludge management).
4. Firefighting & HVAC Systems (pump stations, hydrants, sprinkler systems, chillers,
ventilation systems).
5. Compressed Air & Pneumatic Systems (air compressors, air dryers, instrument air
piping).
6. Develop and implement preventive & predictive maintenance strategies for all BOP
equipment.
7. Conduct vibration analysis, infrared thermography, ultrasound testing, and oil condition
monitoring to detect early faults.
8. Optimize equipment life-cycle management through advanced maintenance practices.
9. Utilize RCM (Reliability-Centered Maintenance) techniques to improve plant
efficiency and reliability.
10. Diagnose and resolve equipment failures, misalignments, bearing wear, leaks, and
overheating issues.
11. Lead root cause analysis (RCA) and failure investigations for major BOP system
breakdowns.
12. Ensure quick restoration of critical plant services during forced outages and emergency
shutdowns.
13. Monitor BOP system efficiency, including pump and fan power consumption, water
treatment efficiency, and ash disposal effectiveness.
14. Implement energy-saving strategies for auxiliary systems to reduce parasitic loads and
operational costs.
15. Optimize cooling water chemistry to enhance condenser performance and reduce
fouling.
16. Improve coal and ash handling logistics to minimize bottlenecks and fuel wastage.
17. Develop an optimized spare parts strategy for all BOP auxiliary systems.
18. Ensure availability of critical spares (pumps, valves, bearings, gearboxes, seals,
gaskets, motors, sensors).
19. Coordinate with OEMs and third-party suppliers for timely procurement and stock
control.
20. Ensure strict adherence to HSE policies, fire safety protocols, and environmental
standards.
21. Implement best practices for hazardous material handling, fuel spillage prevention, and
water treatment compliance.
22. Lead safety drills, audits, and risk assessments for BOP maintenance teams.
23. Ensure compliance with SOx, NOx, particulate matter (PM) emissions, and wastewater
discharge regulations.
24. Provide training and technical guidance to plant engineers on performance
improvement techniques.
25. Develop standard operating procedures (SOPs)/ Standard Maintenance Procedures
(SMPs), technical manuals, and maintenance schedules for auxiliary systems.
 26. Share knowledge on failure prevention, predictive maintenance techniques, and system
optimization.
27. Collaborate with plant managers, operations teams, and regulatory bodies to ensure
smooth and safe plant operations.
28. Prepare and present detailed reports on maintenance activities, failure analysis, and
system improvements.
29. Work closely with OEM representatives and third-party service providers for
specialized maintenance support.
30. Ensure alignment of maintenance schedules with plant operation and grid dispatch
requirements.
31. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
32. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
33. Ensuring the reliability, efficiency, and compliance of the 1200MW USC thermal
power plant by implementing advanced maintenance strategies, troubleshooting
methodologies, and performance optimization techniques.
34. Contribute to minimizing downtime, improving auxiliary system efficiency, and
ensuring regulatory compliance.
35. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

P. Technician-Maintenance (BOP)

The scope of work for the Technician-Maintenance (BOP) is outlined below but is not
limited to the following:
1. Perform regular and preventive maintenance on the Main Cooling Water (MCW) pump
and auxiliary systems, Circulating Water Supply System, including Fine Screen, Coarse
Screen, and Travelling Band Screen and related auxiliaries.
2. Maintain and repair Chemical Dosing systems, pumps, and piping, ensuring efficient
operation of the system.
3. Carry out maintenance tasks on the Desalination Plant, Service Water, and Potable
Water System, including pumps, valves, and associated piping.
4. Oversee the maintenance of Service Air and Instrument Air systems, ensuring
compressors and dryers are fully operational and meet required specifications.
5. Perform routine checks and maintenance on the Demineralization Plant (DM Plant),
ensuring all related pumps, valves, and filtration systems are in good working order.
6. Troubleshoot and carry out maintenance on the Hydrogen Generation System,
including compressors, electrolyzers, pumps, DM pumps, regulators, valves, and
associated piping.
7. Carry out all required maintenance activities for the Sewage Treatment Plant (STP),
Electro-Chlorination Plant (ECP), Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP), and related
equipment.
8. Ensure proper functioning of the Closed Cycle Cooling Water (CCW) system,
including the pumps, valves, and associated auxiliaries.
9. Perform maintenance and ensure the correct operation of the Fire Fighting system,
including Diesel Engines, Electrically Operated Engines, Booster Pumps, and
associated valves and piping.
10. Carry out maintenance on high-speed diesel (HSD) unloading, forwarding, and
recirculation systems, including pumps, piping, and related equipment.
11. Maintain and troubleshoot HVAC systems, ensuring all related equipment and piping
are operating at peak efficiency.
12. Provide hands-on maintenance for Air Compressors and Dust Extraction Systems,
ensuring effective operation of both systems within the plant.
13. Perform dismantling and overhauling of large and small pumps, blowers, valves,
motors, actuators, and other equipment across various systems within the plant.
14. Oversee and perform the dismantling, maintenance, and overhauling of
Instrument/Conveying Air Compressors and Dryers for mechanical maintenance and
checks.
15. Perform all types of maintenance works related to Fire Fighting Systems, including
pumps, valves, and hydraulic equipment, ensuring proper readiness and functionality
during emergencies.
16. Ensure all maintenance works related to FRP, GRP, PVC, and CPVC piping systems
used in the BOP area are performed in compliance with plant standards.
17. Maintain the chemical dosing line, providing repair and modification works as required,
ensuring the system is operating efficiently.
18. Monitor and maintain hydraulic and pneumatic systems used in various BOP areas,
ensuring they are properly maintained and function correctly.
19. Ensure all work is done in a timely manner according to the scheduled maintenance
plans, with proper records kept in a prescribed format as mandated by plant authorities.
20. Conduct troubleshooting and repair activities when systems such as chemical dosing,
cooling, and water supply fail or underperform.
21. Support all planned and unplanned maintenance outages by preparing necessary
resources and materials for quick turnaround of BOP system components.
22. Perform maintenance of valves, actuators, and associated piping systems, ensuring that
all components are tested and operational as per plant standards.
23. Provide support during the overhauling and commissioning of BOP-related systems and
components.
24. Collaborate with colleagues to ensure smooth and safe operations, fostering a friendly,
cooperative work environment.
25. Maintain and repair all auxiliary systems related to water treatment and cooling,
ensuring they operate efficiently and support the overall plant operations.
26. Review technical documentation and plant drawings to ensure the correct methods are
followed during repairs and maintenance.
27. Identify opportunities for improvement and propose modifications to increase the
efficiency and reliability of the BOP systems.
28. Follow all safety guidelines and procedures, ensuring that all equipment is maintained
in accordance with plant safety standards.
 29. Work as part of a team to resolve maintenance issues quickly and efficiently,
maintaining effective communication with supervisors and other team members.
30. Ensure all work areas are clean and safe, following proper decommissioning and
commissioning procedures during any maintenance tasks.
31. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
32. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
33. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.
Q. Maintenance Expert (Electrical):

The scope of work for the Maintenance Expert (Electrical) is outlined below but is not
limited to the following:
1. Oversee the maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of all electrical equipment,
ensuring high plant availability and reliability.
2. Implement preventive, predictive, and condition-based maintenance (CBM) strategies
to enhance equipment lifespan.
3. Monitor and analyze electrical system performance, identifying potential failures and
taking corrective actions.
4. Conduct generator health assessments, including partial discharge testing, insulation
resistance testing, and thermographic analysis.
5. Ensuring operation, maintenance, and handling of all Electrical systems strictly adhere
to the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Standard Maintenance Procedures
(SMPs) provided by the OEM. In the absence of SOPs and SMPs, develop procedures
based on the specific requirements of each piece of equipment.
6. Ensure optimal performance of transformers, switchgear, motors, excitation systems,
and UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) systems.
7. Ensure the integrity and reliability of HV and MV switchgear, busbars, and circuit
breakers.
8. Perform routine testing and maintenance of power transformers, isolators, and
grounding systems.
9. Oversee protection relay coordination and ensure compliance with grid code
requirements.
10. Manage emergency power restoration, black start procedures, and load dispatch
coordination with grid operators.
11. Enforce electrical safety procedures, ensuring compliance with international standards
(IEC, IEEE, NFPA, etc.).
12. Conduct safety audits, risk assessments, and electrical hazard analysis.
13. Implement arc flash protection measures and ensure proper grounding of electrical
systems.
14. Ensure strict adherence to HSE policies, minimizing risks associated with high-voltage
operations.
15. Lead electrical fault investigations, root cause analysis (RCA), and corrective action
implementation.
 16. Manage emergency maintenance during forced outages, blackouts, and major
equipment failures.
17. Coordinate with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and external specialists
for major repairs and upgrades.
18. Develop and implement contingency plans to mitigate risks during critical failures.
19. Provide training and technical guidance to plant engineers on performance
improvement techniques.
20. Mentor junior engineers, ensuring skill development in electrical maintenance best
practices.
21. Promote a culture of continuous improvement, innovation, and knowledge sharing
within the maintenance team.
22. Implement smart diagnostics, digital monitoring, and AI-based predictive maintenance
tools.
23. Optimize electrical energy consumption and reduce auxiliary power losses.
24. Identify opportunities for upgrading outdated electrical systems and integrating new
technologies.
25. Work closely with operations, mechanical, and instrumentation teams to ensure
seamless plant operation.
26. Coordinate with grid authorities, regulatory bodies, and corporate leadership on
electrical system performance.
27. Prepare and present detailed reports on electrical system health, maintenance schedules,
and performance trends.
28. Ensuring the reliability, safety, and efficiency of the 1200MW USC Thermal Power
Plant's electrical systems.
29. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
30. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
31. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.
R. Technician-Maintenance (Electrical):

The scope of work for the Technician-Maintenance (Electrical) is outlined below but is
not limited to the following:

1. Perform routine inspections, preventive, and corrective maintenance of electrical

systems and equipment, including: Transformers, Generators, Circuit breakers, Motors,
Switchgear etc.
2. Diagnose electrical faults and take necessary corrective actions.
3. Conduct electrical load testing and condition monitoring.
4. Assist in the installation, testing, and commissioning of new electrical systems.
5. Repair or replace damaged electrical components such as relays, switches, and fuses.
6. Perform insulation resistance tests, earth resistance measurements, and thermal
scanning.
 7. Conduct voltage, current, and power quality analysis to ensure efficient power
distribution.
8. Ensure compliance with electrical safety procedures and power plant safety regulations.
9. Implement Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures before maintenance work.
10. Report and document any hazardous conditions or incidents.
11. Maintain accurate records of maintenance activities, test results, and equipment
performance.
12. Prepare reports on equipment health status and recommend improvements.
13. Provide technical support during emergency breakdowns and outages.
14. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
15. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
16. Assist engineers and senior technicians in shutdown and overhauling activities.
17. Stay updated with new technologies and maintenance techniques in power plant
operations.
18. Participate in training programs and workshops for professional development.
19. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.
S. Maintenance Expert (Coal Handling system):
The scope of work for the Maintenance Expert (Coal Handling system) is outlined
below but is not limited to the following:

1. Supervise coal unloading, stacking, reclaiming, crushing, and feeding operations.

2. Ensure optimal coal moisture, size, and blending to maintain combustion efficiency.
3. Monitor belt conveyors, crushers, stackers, and reclaimers for smooth operations.
4. Optimize coal supply chain logistics for uninterrupted plant operation.
5. Develop and implement predictive, preventive, and corrective maintenance schedules.
6. Perform root cause analysis (RCA) for coal handling equipment failures.
7. Carry out/ guide the vulcanizing work of Coal Conveyer Belt/ Feeder belt/ etc
8. Improve system reliability by adopting modern condition monitoring techniques.
9. Ensure compliance with air quality, dust suppression, and fire safety regulations.
10. Implement advanced coal dust control measures to reduce environmental impact.
11. Enforce workplace safety protocols to prevent accidents and hazards.
12. Manage and train coal handling system operators, engineers, and maintenance teams.
13. Collaborate with power plant operation, procurement, and quality control teams.
14. Conduct periodic safety drills and technical training for staff. Conduct structured
training programs (classroom & on-the-job) for maintenance engineers and technicians.
 15. Monitor coal handling system KPIs (efficiency, losses, availability) and prepare reports.
16. Recommend and implement technological upgrades for enhanced efficiency.
17. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
18. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
19. Participate in strategic decision-making for coal procurement and utilization.
20. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

T. Technician-Maintenance (Coal Handling system):

The scope of work for the Technician-Maintenance (Coal Handling system) is outlined
below but is not limited to the following:
T.1). Electrical Technician-Maintenance (Coal Unloading System)
1. Perform routine maintenance on electrical systems, including motors, VFD, control
panels, sensors, and wiring. Inspect components for wear or malfunctions.
2. Diagnose and fix electrical issues like power failures or faulty wiring. Repair or replace
defective components.
3. Assist in setting up and testing new electrical equipment (motors, drives, control panels)
to ensure it meets standards.
4. Follow electrical safety protocols to prevent accidents and ensure systems comply with
safety regulations.
5. Inspect electrical systems regularly, monitor equipment performance, and use
diagnostic tools for testing.
6. Collaborate with technicians, operators, and supervisors for smooth operations and
quick repairs. Provide support to junior staff as needed.
7. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
8. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
9. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

T.2). Electrical Technician-Maintenance (Stacker & Reclaimer):

Responsibilities:
1. Power Distribution and Drives: Maintenance of electric motors, variable frequency
drives (VFDs), and other electrical components involved in the power distribution for
stackers and reclaimers.
2. Troubleshooting Electrical Faults: Troubleshoot electrical faults in the machinery,
including wiring, motors, control panels, and sensors.
T.3). Mechanical Technician-Maintenance (Coal Unloading System)

1. Maintenance of hydraulic and pneumatic systems used in Coal Unloader for lifting,
positioning, and controlling machinery. This includes troubleshooting and maintaining
hydraulic cylinders, pumps, and valves.
 2. Maintenance of large gearboxes and motors that are integral to Unloader movement,
including inspection, lubrication, conveyor gearbox dial gauge alignment, and
replacement.
3. Maintenance, and repair of conveyor belts used in coal conveying systems. This includes
adjusting tension, replacing rollers, and fixing belt tracking issues & conveyor deviation
adjustment.
4. Maintenance of bearings, shafts, and rotating components of Coal unloading system to
ensure smooth operation.
5. Conduct regular inspections of mechanical systems, identify wear or damage, and keep
records.
6. Work with technicians, operators, and supervisors to ensure timely repairs and smooth
operations.
7. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
8. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
9. Follow safety procedures during maintenance and repairs, and ensure equipment meets
safety regulations.
10. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.
T.4). Mechanical Technician-Maintenance (Stacker & Reclaimer):
1. Conveyor Systems & Belt Maintenance: Maintenance, and repair of conveyor belts
used in stacker, reclaimer & coal conveyors. This includes adjusting tension, replacing
rollers, and fixing belt tracking issues & conveyor deviation adjustment.
2.Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems: Maintenance of hydraulic and pneumatic systems
used in stacker and reclaimer equipment for lifting, positioning, and controlling machinery.
This includes troubleshooting and maintaining hydraulic cylinders, pumps, and valves.
3.Gearboxes and Motors: Maintenance of large gearboxes and motors that are integral to
stacker and reclaimer movement, including inspection, lubrication, conveyor gearbox dial
gauge alignment, and replacement.
4. Bearings and Shafts: Maintenance of bearings, shafts, and rotating components within
the stacker and reclaimer to ensure smooth operation.
5. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
6. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
7. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

T.5). Instrumentation and Control (I&C) Technician-Maintenance (Coal

Unloading system)
1. Perform regular maintenance on sensors, transmitters, controllers, and actuators.
Calibrate instruments for accurate performance.
2. Diagnose and fix issues with PLCs, DCS, SCADA systems, and control components.
Respond quickly to minimize downtime.
3. Maintenance of position sensors, load cells/belt scale, PCRD, HRD and other
instrumentation used in Unloader systems to ensure accurate feedback for proper
machine operation.
4. Assist with installing new control systems and test them to ensure they meet standards.
5. Monitor control systems during operation, optimize settings, and address any issues for
better efficiency.
6. Follow safety protocols and ensure systems comply with safety regulations.
7. Keep detailed records of maintenance, repairs, and calibrations. Prepare performance
and maintenance reports.
8. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
9. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
10. Work closely with other technicians, operators, and supervisors for smooth operations
and timely repairs.
11. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

T.6). I&C Technician-Maintenance (Stacker & Reclaimer):

1. Control Systems (PLC/SCADA): Maintenance of programmable logic controllers

(PLCs) and SCADA systems for automation control in stackers and reclaimers.
2. Sensors and Feedback Systems: Maintenance of position sensors, load cells/belt scale,
and other instrumentation used in stacker and reclaimer systems to ensure accurate
feedback for proper machine operation.
3. Calibration of Instruments: Ensuring the proper calibration and functioning of sensors
and actuators to maintain machine performance and accuracy in operations.
4. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
5. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
6. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

U. Operator (Coal Handling System):

The scope of work for the operator (Coal Handling system) is outlined below but is not
limited to the following:
1. Monitor the operations of reclaimer, stacker, Coal Unloader and coal Conveying systems
of a 1200 MW USC coal-fired power plant.
2. Ensure efficient coal stacking, reclaiming, and transfer processes to support uninterrupted
plant operations.
3. Identify equipment issues (e.g., conveyor jams, motor failures) and coordinate with
maintenance team to implement corrective actions.
4. Guide and train the operations team on best practices, safety protocols, and emergency
procedures.
5. Monitor system performance and minimize coal loss, dust emissions, and energy
consumption.
 6. Ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations (dust, noise, spill control).
7. Coordinate with maintenance teams for preventive upkeep and timely repairs.
8. Make critical decisions during emergencies including process adjustments.
9. Maintain logs of coal inventory, equipment performance, and incidents.
10. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

V. Maintenance Expert (Ash Handling system):

The scope of work for the Maintenance Expert (Ash Handling system) is outlined below
but is not limited to the following:

1. Supervise fly ash, bottom ash, and mill reject handling operations.
2. Ensure smooth functioning of conveyors, silos, hoppers, slurry pumps, and
pneumatic/hydraulic ash transportation systems.
3. Optimize ash utilization strategies to comply with environmental policies and maximize
revenue generation.
4. Develop and implement preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance schedules.
5. Perform root cause analysis (RCA) for ash handling equipment failures.
6. Improve system reliability by adopting modern condition monitoring techniques.
7. Ensure compliance with fly ash management regulations and emission control norms.
8. Implement dust suppression, wastewater treatment, and ash recycling measures.
9. Conduct safety inspections and risk assessments to prevent hazardous conditions.
10. Manage and train ash handling system operators, engineers, and maintenance
personnel.
11. Coordinate with power plant operation, environmental, and procurement teams.
12. Maintain records of inspections, repairs and replacements and submit periodic
maintenance reports.
13. Conduct periodic safety drills and technical training for staff. Conduct structured
training programs (classroom & on-the-job) for maintenance engineers and technicians.
14. Monitor ash handling system KPIs (efficiency, availability, losses) and prepare reports.
15. Recommend and implement technological upgrades for enhanced efficiency and
sustainability.
16. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
17. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
18. Participate in strategic decision-making for ash handling system improvements and
utilization projects.
19. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

W. Technician-Maintenance (Ash Handling system)

The scope of work for the Technician-Maintenance (Ash Handling system) is outlined
below but is not limited to the following:
1. Develop preventive and predictive maintenance plans for Ash Handling system.
2. Perform preventive, corrective and predictive maintenance. Conduct inspections,
repairs, replacements and testing of all components.
3. Supervise and guide the maintenance team in complex troubleshooting tasks and
repairs.
4. Supervise fly ash, bottom ash, and mill reject handling operations.
5. Conduct routine and detailed inspections of mechanical, electrical, and
instrumentation components of Ash Handling system.
6. Conduct risk assessments before performing maintenance tasks. Follow industry best
practices and OEM guidelines. Adhere to safety protocols and regulatory compliance.
7. Provide immediate response to critical failures. Manage spare parts and quickly
mobilize technical support. Conduct root cause analysis and implement corrective
actions.
8. Collaborate with performance and operations teams to implement performance
improvement.
9. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
10. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
11. Ensure all maintenance activities follow plant HSE procedures, especially when
dealing with confined space entry, chemical handling (lime/gypsum), or high-voltage
components.
12. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

X. Maintenance Expert [Instrumentation and Control (I&C) system]

Maintenance of all Instrument & Control (I&C) equipment’s of the plant including Turbine,
Boiler, BOP, CHP system are considered as the work scope of the expert. The scope of
work for the Maintenance Expert [Instrumentation and Control (I&C) system system] is
outlined below but is not limited to the following:
1. To instruct/ lead the CPGCBL O&M team to restore the Turbine, Boiler, BOP systems
including Coal & Ash Handling system within the shortest possible time in case of any
sudden outage or breakdown.
2. To prepare the preventive/ scheduled maintenance plan as per the Original Equipment
Manufacturer (OEM) guideline/ O&M manual.
3. To develop the predictive maintenance plan of all the I&C equipment of the whole
power plant.
4. Handle all the I&C equipment’s as per the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) of
Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).
5. To supervise the scheduled/ preventive maintenance activities of all the I&C
equipment’s of the whole power plant for ensuring the rated performance and minimal
plant downtime.
6. Assist/ instruct CPGCBL O&M team to perform the routine inspection of all the I&C
equipment of the plant (as required).
7. Supervise the inspection works of all the I&C equipment of the plant.
8. Monitor and analyze the key performance data of all the I&C equipment’s of the plant.
9. To assist/ instruct CPGCBL O&M team in case of sudden breakdown of any I&C
equipment.
10. To advise maintenance team for ensuring proper spare parts management of the
Electrical and I&C system.
11. To assist/ instruct CPGCBL O&M team to carry out the root cause analysis (RCA) of
any incident or accident of any I&C equipment of the plant.
12. To provide proper training to maintenance personnel, so that, plant staffs can acquire
knowledge and skills to perform the regular maintenance works ensuring proper safety
measures.
13. Ability to integrate instrumentation and control systems with other systems like PLCs,
DCS.
14. Expertise in diagnosing, troubleshooting, and maintaining control loops, instruments,
and automation systems.
15. Ability to commission and calibrate instruments and systems to ensure optimal
operation.
16. Proficiency in Toshiba’s TOSMAP DS DCS for complex process control applications
17. Knowledge of industry-standard protocols such as Modbus, Profibus, Ethernet/IP,
HART, OPC, and Foundation Fieldbus for seamless integration between PLCs, DCS,
and other industrial systems.
18. Designing and programming logic for control systems in PLC and DCS, ensuring
smooth integration and operation. Strong troubleshooting skills in diagnosing and
resolving system faults in PLCs and DCS.
19. Loop tuning for process control and optimization of control systems to achieve desired
process outcomes
20. Commissioning, maintenance, and calibration of PLC and DCS-based systems to
ensure optimal performance.
21. Troubleshooting of different I&C equipments made by Siemens, ABB, LS, Allen
Bradely, Emerson, Mitsubishi, Schnider etc.
22. Maintenance of coal and conveying and unloading facilities eg. Coal unloader, Coal
stacker, Coal Reclaimer, SWAS and CEMS system.
23. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
24. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
25. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

Y. Technician-Maintenance (Instrumentation and Control (I&C) system)

The scope of work for the Technician-Maintenance [Instrumentation and Control (I&C)
system system] is outlined below but is not limited to the following:
1. Perform regular preventive and corrective maintenance on field instruments, including
pressure, temperature, flow, level sensors, transmitters, RTDs, thermocouples, and
vibration sensors.
2. Ensure the proper calibration and functionality of field devices to maintain accurate
measurements and safe plant operation.
3. Troubleshoot and resolve instrumentation faults affecting plant systems such as boilers,
turbines, and cooling systems.
4. Carry out maintenance, testing, and calibration of oxygen analyzers, CEMS for SOx,
NOx, O2, CO, pH, conductivity, turbidity, and silica analyzers.
5. Conduct regular checks and calibration of all sensors, transmitters, control loops, and
analytical devices to ensure accurate control and monitoring of critical systems.
6. Perform maintenance and troubleshooting on motor-operated valves, pneumatic control
valves, hydraulic control valves, and other actuators.
7. Implement preventive maintenance schedules based on OEM guidelines and O&M
manuals for instrumentation and control systems.
8. Oversee the installation, testing, and commissioning of new instrumentation systems
and control devices, ensuring they meet plant requirements.
9. Integrate instrumentation systems with DCS, PLC, and SCADA systems for proper
communication and control of plant operations.
10. Perform routine inspections and maintenance of firefighting system instrumentation,
including detection sensors, alarms, and control panels.
11. Ensure accurate and reliable operation of control systems in critical plant systems,
including boiler control, turbine instrumentation, and cooling water systems.
12. Respond promptly to instrumentation system failures and conduct troubleshooting to
minimize operational downtime.
13. Maintain detailed records of all instrumentation and control system maintenance
activities, including calibration and inspection logs.
14. Monitor and optimize the performance of systems and other emission-related
instrumentation to ensure compliance with environmental regulations.
15. Collaborate with the operations team to ensure that instrumentation systems align with
plant operational requirements and improve efficiency.
16. Monitor the reliability and performance of plant instrumentation, proposing
improvements to enhance system uptime and reduce maintenance costs.
17. Oversee and perform the maintenance of pneumatic, hydraulic, and electric actuators
used throughout the plant.
18. Ensure instrumentation systems meet all safety and compliance standards, including
hazardous area certification and explosive atmosphere requirements.
19. Provide training to junior technicians on calibration, troubleshooting, and the safe
operation of I&C equipment.
20. Perform loop checks and calibration of control systems to ensure accurate signal
transmission between field instruments and control devices.
21. Support commissioning, start-up, and shutdown activities by providing I&C system
expertise to ensure smooth transitions.
22. Maintain and calibrate instruments related to emission monitoring, such as gas
analyzers, to meet regulatory and safety standards.
23. Develop and implement standard operating procedures (SOPs) for I&C system
maintenance, troubleshooting, and calibration.
24. Work with other departments to ensure coordinated maintenance and timely resolution
of instrumentation issues that affect overall plant performance.
25. Stay up to date with the latest trends and technologies in instrumentation, control
systems, and plant automation.
26. Carry out root cause analysis (RCA) for any instrumentation failures or inefficiencies
and recommend corrective actions.
27. Ensure proper documentation of calibration activities, repair logs, and other
maintenance tasks for auditing and regulatory compliance.
28. Respond to emergency situations where instrumentation failures could impact plant
safety, ensuring quick recovery and minimal downtime.
29. Conduct spare parts inventory, recommend for necessary spares.
30. Prepare purchase requisition for the spare parts in advance as necessary for the smooth
operation of the power plant.
31. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

Z. Scaffolding Supervisor (Technician)

The scope of work for the Scaffolding Supervisor (Technician) is outlined below but is
not limited to the following:
1. Plan and oversee all scaffolding activities across the power plant—boiler, ESP, FGD,
turbine hall, chimney, and auxiliary areas.
2. Assess the job site and determine the type and quantity of scaffolding materials required
for safe and effective access.
3. Interpret work-at-height requirements from other departments and schedule scaffold
erection/dismantling accordingly.
4. Supervise scaffolding crew during erection of scaffolding structures, modification or
adjustment to scaffolds based on work requirements and Safe dismantling after work
completion.
5. Liaise with different maintenance teams (Mechanical, Electrical, C&I, Civil) to
prioritize scaffolding needs.
 6. Prepare incident or near-miss reports related to scaffold usage or failure.
7. Keep accurate inventory of scaffolding material—tubes, couplers, planks, base plates,
ladders, etc.
8. Report material shortages or damaged components to the maintenance store or
procurement team.
9. Conduct scaffolding items inventory, recommend for necessary materials.
10. Prepare purchase requisition for the scaffolding items in advance as necessary for the
smooth operation of the power plant.
11. Provide comprehensive training on various types of scaffolding systems (e.g., tube and
coupler, frame, and modular systems) to owner resource person.
12. Ensure proper storage and periodic inspection of scaffolding gear.
13. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

AA. Rigger Supervisor (Technician)

The scope of work for the Rigger Supervisor (Technician) is outlined below but is not
limited to the following:
1. Assess lifting and rigging requirements for routine and critical maintenance jobs.
2. Prepare rigging plans for lifting heavy equipment like parts of Turbine, Boiler, motors,
pumps, fans, valves, ducts, ESP electrodes, FGD components, etc.
3. Participate in critical lifts during shutdowns, turbine overhauls, boiler drum lifts, ESP
rappers replacement, FGD absorber internals installation, etc.
4. Select suitable lifting tools: wire ropes, slings, shackles, D-links, chain blocks, hoists,
spreader bars, etc.
5. Identify weight, load center, clearance, and movement paths for safe and efficient
handling.
6. Supervise the rigger crew during: heavy lifting and lowering, precise positioning and
alignment of components, equipment shifting, loading/unloading from trucks/cranes
etc.
7. Ensure safe rigging practices are followed at all times.
8. Conduct inventory, recommend for necessary rigging materials.
9. Prepare purchase requisition for the rigging materials in advance as necessary for the
smooth operation of the power plant.
10. Ensure compliance with site HSE regulations, OSHA/IS standards during rigging
activities.
11. Regularly inspect rigging tools and tackle; report damaged or worn-out equipment.
12. Train and mentor CPGCBL staff in safe practices, load estimation, hand signals, and
proper use of equipment.
13. Support emergency breakdowns involving large or inaccessible components.
 14. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

BB. Workshop Machinist

The scope of work for the Workshop Machinist is outlined below but is not limited to
the following:
1. Perform precision machining tasks such as turning, milling, drilling, boring, slotting,
and grinding on workshop machinery (lathe, milling machine, surface grinder, etc.)
2. Operate/ Maintain Lapping machine, Balancing machine (10 Ton) (Koeng, Model: HE-
10000), Horizontal boring, drilling and milling machine, Heavy-duty high-speed lathe,
Universal milling machine, Heavy-duty high-speed shaping machine, Crucible melting
furnace etc.
3. Fabricate or refurbish mechanical components such as shafts, bushes, pins, spacers,
wear rings, couplings, sleeves, and keys.
4. Ensure tight tolerances and high surface finish as per drawing or OEM specifications.
5. Re-machine worn-out or damaged parts during overhauls (e.g., valve stems, pump
shafts, fan sleeves, journal housings).
6. Read and interpret mechanical and fabrication drawings, including tolerances and fits.
7. Plan machining operations by selecting suitable tools, feeds, speeds, and machining
sequences.
8. Train machinists and technician on the correct operation, maintenance, and safety
procedures of workshop machinery. Conduct hands-on practical sessions and
workshops to reinforce theoretical knowledge.
9. Carry out routine, breakdown, preventive maintenance activities on workshop
equipment’s.
10. Ensure machines are properly lubricated and in good working condition.
11. Manage workshop tool inventory, consumables, and coordinate with stores for
reordering.
12. Adhere to power plant safety regulations and ISO/OHSAS guidelines.
13. Support mechanical maintenance teams during major overhauls, shutdowns, and
emergency jobs by preparing critical components.
14. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

CC. Safety & Environmental Specialist (EHS Specialist)

The scope of work for the Safety & Environmental Specialist (EHS Specialist) is outlined
below but is not limited to the following:

Health & Safety:

• Develop and implement HSE policies, procedures, and management systems (ISO
45001 & ISO 14001).
• Conduct hazard identification, risk assessments (HIRA), and job safety analysis (JSA).
• Ensure compliance with local and international safety regulations (Bangladesh Labor
Law, IFC EHS Guidelines, OSHA, NFPA).
 • Oversee Permit-to-Work (PTW) system, Lockout-Tagout (LOTO), and confined space
entry safety.
• Organize and conduct safety training programs and toolbox talks.
• Lead accident investigations, root cause analysis, and implementation of corrective
actions.
• Fire Protection & Emergency Response Responsibilities:
• Ensure proper maintenance and functionality of firefighting systems (hydrants,
sprinklers, extinguishers, inert gas, fire pumps).
• Conduct fire drills, emergency evacuations, and first responder training.
• Conduct inventory, recommend for necessary safety materials.
• Prepare purchase requisition for the safety items in advance as necessary.
• Monitor fire detection and alarm systems (control panels, smoke/heat detectors,
alarms).
• Train plant personnel on fire safety, first aid, and emergency response.
• Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.
Environment:
• Monitor air emissions, water quality, and waste management in compliance with DOE
& IFC standards.
• Ensure compliance with coal ash disposal and fly ash management protocols.
• Oversee stack emissions monitoring, ambient air quality testing, and wastewater
treatment.
• Conduct environmental impact assessments (EIA) and environmental audits.
• Develop and implement spill prevention, waste minimization, and pollution control
programs.
• Report environmental performance and compliance to regulatory agencies (DOE, JICA,
IFC).
• Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

DD. Assistant Safety & Environmental Officer/ Supervisor

The scope of work for the Assistant Safety & Environmental Officer/ Supervisors
outlined below but is not limited to the following:

Health & Safety:

• Assist in enforcing safety policies, PPE compliance, and workplace safety rules.
• Conduct daily safety inspections and report hazards to the EHS Specialist.
• Monitor compliance with PTW, LOTO, working at height, and confined space
procedures.
• Support in accident investigations, root cause analysis, and documentation.
• Conduct safety toolbox talks and job-specific safety briefings.
• Fire Protection & Emergency Response Responsibilities:
 • Inspect and monitor fire safety equipment (hydrants, fire extinguishers, fire alarm
systems).
• Assist in conducting fire drills and emergency response training.
• Report fire hazards or malfunctioning safety systems.
• Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.
Environment:
• Monitor waste disposal, air emissions, and wastewater treatment compliance.
• Conduct site environmental inspections (coal yard, water discharge points, chemical
storage).
• Assist in spill response and pollution control measures.
• Maintain records of waste management, water sampling, and environmental incidents.
• Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance.

EE. Welding Supervisor

The scope of work for the welding supervisor outlined below but is not limited to the
following:
1. Develop, review, and implement Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS) for
Matarbari Coal Power Plant.
2. Perform arc welding (SMAW/GTAW/GMAW), TIG Welding, Gas welding on HP/LP
pipes, structural components, ducts, and boilers, pressure vessels, tanks etc. Ensure
welding is performed in accordance with: WPS, Applicable codes and standards (e.g.,
ASME, AWS, ISO), Client/project specifications
3. Weld and replace damaged or eroded parts in high-temperature or high-pressure zones.
4. Perform/ supervise the welding job of HDPE/ GRP/ FRP/ FRE piping system.
5. Maintain up-to-date welder performance qualification records (WPQR). Ensure
welders are using correct welding techniques, including arc welding, gas welding, TIG
(argon) welding, MIG welding, stick welding, and plastic welding, maintaining high
standards of quality. Fill out Weld Procedure Specification (WPS) and Procedure
Qualification Records (PQR) as needed.
6. Supervise and coordinate daily welding activities on-site. Organize and supervise a
team of welders, ensuring proper work allocation based on skills and experience.
7. Monitor welding consumables such as electrodes, filler materials, and plastic welding
rods to ensure they are stored correctly and used efficiently.
8. Lead safety meetings, toolbox talks, and other training sessions to reinforce a culture
of safety.
9. Organize and coordinate training programs to ensure welders’ skills in specialized
welding techniques (such as arc, gas, argon, MIG, plastic welding, etc.) are kept up to
date with industry practices.
10. Monitor welding progress, quality, and adherence to timelines
11. Perform visual inspections, NDT (PT, or MT) and check welds for quality and
compliance. Address and rectify weld defects or non-conformities
12. Manage the procurement and inventory of welding materials, consumables, and tools,
coordinating with stores for replenishment.
13. Troubleshoot and resolve any welding-related issues during regular operations or
outages.
14. Maintain accurate records of all welding activities, inspections, and certifications for
internal and external audits.
15. Support mechanical maintenance teams during major overhauls, shutdowns, and
emergency jobs by preparing critical components.
16. Conduct or arrange training for welders (especially for new procedures or codes)
17. Any other tasks necessary to achieve the contracted performance must be completed.
5.3 Division and Interface of scope of services:
SL. Topic O&M LTSA Owner Remark
Service Vendor
provider
I Operation & Maintenance
1 Operation & Maintenance Staff
- Operation Staff × × O&M Service provider shall provide 87 persons
- Maintenance Staff × × as mentioned in the Appendix-3.
- HSE Staff × × Owner staff details has been attached as
appendix-1.
- Insurance for employee × × O&M Service provider will be responsible for
insurance of their Personnel.
Owner will be responsible for insurance of
Owner Staff.
2 Spare Parts
- Inventory of spare parts × ×
- Recommendation on spare parts requirement ×
- Budget preparation ×
- Budget control ×
- Preparation and submission of purchase × ×
requisitions
- Procurement of spare parts for the power plant ×
3 Day to Day Plant Operation & Maintenance × × As per scope mentioned in the contract.
4 Training × Details will be provided in RFP
5 Maintenance ×
- Schedule/ Unscheduled maintenance × ×
 #Long Term Service Agreement of Major Minor/ Major inspection of the major
Equipment’s (LTSA) equipment’s will be carried out under
- Minor Inspection × × × supervision of the OEM/ LTSA service
provider. O&M service provider and owner staff
- Major Inspection × × × shall support all kind of jobs as necessary for the
successful completion of the Minor/ Major
inspection works.
-Additional manpower for Minor and Major ×
Inspection
Review and update of the O&M manuals and ×
prepare any new manuals as necessary
6 Net Dependable Capacity Test/ Performance × ×
Test
7 Fuel (Coal, HSD, etc)
- Consumption Projection ×
- Fuel Purchase ×
- Consumption Recording & Reporting × ×
- Discrepancy between projection and usage- if × ×
applicable
- Fuel analysis ×
8 Monthly Coordination Meeting × ×
9 Tools and Measurements
- General/ Standard tools and special tools × Employer will arrange the tools as per O&M
service provider recommendations.
- Repair special tools × ×
- Scaffolding × × Scaffolding job will be done by CPGCBL staff
under Supervision of O&M service provider.
 - Lifting Equipment × × Special lifting job will be done by CPGCBL
staff under Supervision of O&M service
provider.
II General Aspects
1 Providing facilities:
- Office Space × Employer will provide the office space only
- Office Internal decoration and furniture ×
- Office equipment and establishment ×
- Office electricity bill, internet, house keeping ×
-Accommodation Space × Employer will provide the office space only
- Internal decoration and furniture ×
- Accommodation area electric bill, gas bill, ×
house keeping, etc
- Accommodation area internet ×
- Local transport ×
- First aid support ×
- Medical treatment of Service provider ×
personnel
- Air fare × Reimbursable (Details will be provided in RFP)
2 Personnel protective equipment as overalls, ×
smocks, coats, rubber boots, safety shoes,
helmets, goggles, gloves, aprons and ear
defenders, etc as necessary for Service provider's
personnel.
6. Guaranteed Performance
The performance guarantees of each Unit shall be maintained as set out below:
i. Service provider shall maintain guaranteed availability factor 85% or more.
ii. Service provider shall maintain the Net Energy output 2x575 MW or more.
iii. Service provider shall maintain Gross Heat Rate 2245 kCal/ kWh
iv. Service provider shall maintain the Guaranteed Secondary Fuel oil consumption
≤0.3ml/kWh
v. Environmental Guarantees as per Applicable Regulations shall be maintained as
follows:
✓ Air Emissions (Stack Emission) shall be maintained as follows:
Parameter Value (mg/Nm3)
Dust/PM 50
SO2 400
NOx 400

✓ Ambient Air Quality: Emission as Specified in Air Pollution Control Rules, 2022;
Schedule – 01 (Ambient Air Quality Standards)
✓ Seawater Discharge Temperature at Outfall: As Specified in Environmental Conservation
Rules, 2023 [Schedule – 4 for Wastewater discharge at Coastal Waters (Not More than 5
degree Celsius)]
✓ Limits of Liquid Effluent: As Specified in Environmental Conservation Rules, 2023
[Schedule – 4 for Wastewater discharge at Coastal Waters]
✓ Noise Limit: As Specified in Noise Pollution Control Rules, 2006 [Schedule – 1 of area
wise Noise Limit Standard]
vi. Safety Guarantee:
❖ The O&M Service provider shall guarantee to the Owner that the monthly score for
safety in respect of the Facility shall not be less than 90%. The safety score marking
criteria shall be developed covering the following factors:

Safety Criteria Max Points

Lost time incidents (0 = 10 points) 10
First aid cases (0–2 = 10 points) 10
Fire incidents (none = 10 points) 10
Near miss closure (100% = 10 points) 10
Incident closure (within 7 days) 10
Work permit compliance 10
PPE compliance 10
Safety meetings 10
Refresher training 10
Total 100
 ❖ The O&M Service provider shall also ensure zero fatality.
❖ If the achieved score is below 90% that means the service provider would fail to
meet the safety guarantee. In that case, it may lead to penalties, corrective actions,
or even contractual repercussions. Additionally, the service provider must ensure
zero fatalities as an absolute condition.

Note: The O&M service provider shall be responsible for achieving the performance
guarantees outlined above. Failure to meet the required performance standards may result in
the application of penalties, implementation of corrective actions, or other contractual
consequences, including but not limited to those specified within the terms of the contract.
(Details will be specified in the RFP document)

7. Qualification
7.1 Qualifying Requirements for the Bidder
The bidder needs to fulfill the following criteria:
1. The bidder shall have at least Seven (7) years of experience in Operation and
Maintenance of Thermal Power Plants.
2. The bidder shall have the experience for executing the full Operation & Maintenance
Contract of Ultra Super Critical Coal Fired Power Plant.
3. The bidder shall have minimum average annual turnover of USD 7.0 million for the
last three years and minimum Liquid asset USD 1.75 million.
7.2 Qualification of Experts (Individuals)
Educational
Category Requirements
Background
Team Leader • Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 25 years of experience in thermal power plant
Mechanical/ Electrical/ • Minimum 10 years of experience in USC CFPP with unit size 600 MW or higher.
Power Engineering or • Minimum 5 years of experience in a 330 MW or higher capacity Power plant as Plant
Equivalent from a Manager/Plant Head.
recognized institution. • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant will earn extra points.
• A Master’s degree in • Proven track record in managing Ultra-Supercritical USC CFPP of similar or higher
Power Plant capacity.
Engineering, Energy • Extensive experience in plant start-up, commissioning, and performance optimization.
Management, Business • In-depth understanding of Boiler, Turbine, and Generator (BTG) systems in USC
Administration, technology.
Energy Audit or a • Expertise in high-pressure steam cycle operations, heat rate improvement, and thermal
related field is efficiency optimization.
preferred.
• Having experience with Spare Parts Management System.
• Certification in power • Candidate having overseas experience is preferable.
plant operation and • Proficiency in Distributed Control Systems (DCS)/SCADA for power plant automation and
management or monitoring.
advanced thermal • Strong grasp of fuel handling systems, water treatment, cooling system, ESP, and flue gas
power technologies is desulfurization (FGD) systems.
an advantage. • Knowledge of predictive and preventive maintenance strategies to ensure plant reliability
and availability.
• Familiarity with load dispatch operations and grid synchronization.
• Strong leadership and decision-making abilities to oversee multi-disciplinary teams.
• Ability to develop and implement strategic plans for plant efficiency and cost optimization.
• Experience in managing emergency shutdowns, forced outages, and crisis situations.
 Educational
Category Requirements
Background
• Excellent communication, coordination, and stakeholder management skills.
• Experience in training and mentoring plant engineers and technical staff.
• Thorough understanding of local and international power sector regulations, safety
standards, and environmental policies.
• Experience in ensuring compliance with emission control standards (e.g., Sox, Nox, CO2
reduction requirements).
• Knowledge of power purchase agreements (PPA), fuel supply contracts, and grid code
regulations.
• Strong commitment to health, safety, and environmental (HSE) best practices.
• Adaptability to new technologies, digital transformation, and CMMS predictive
maintenance in power generation.
• Ability to work under pressure in a high-demand operational environment.
• Capable of preparing technical plans and summary reports.

• Strong incident/ accident analysis and problem-solving capability.

• Rich technical experience with good team spirit.

• Proficiency in English Language.

Performance • A Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 12 years of experience in Coal fired thermal power plant operations
Expert Mechanical/ Electrical/
• Minimum 7 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
or Power Engineering.
higher.
• A Master’s degree in
Energy Systems, • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant with unit size 600MW
Power Plant or higher will earn extra points.
Engineering, Business
Administration, or a
 Educational
Category Requirements
Background
related field is • Familiar with large USC Coal fired power plant equipment structure, analysis of
preferred. performance characteristics, equipment inspection, operation & maintenance activities.

• A strong academic • In-depth understanding of Ultra-Supercritical (USC) technology and thermodynamic

background and principles.
published research
• Strong knowledge of Boiler, Turbine, Generator (BTG) performance and high-pressure
papers on power plant
steam cycle operations.
performance will be
given preference. • Expertise in heat rate analysis, energy balance calculation, efficiency improvement, and
energy optimization techniques.

• Proficiency in Distributed Control Systems (DCS), Supervisory Control and Data

Acquisition (SCADA), Performance Analysis Diagnostics & Optimization (PADO),
Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) for monitoring plant
performance and process control.

• Hands-on experience with thermal performance modeling, efficiency calculations, and data
analysis tools.
• Ability to work under pressure in a high-demand operational environment.
• Able to collaborate with all relevant departments.

• Rich technical experience with good team spirit.

• Proficiency in English Language.

• Strong communication and reporting skills.

Maintenance • Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 12 years of experience in Coal fired thermal power plant maintenance.
Planner Mechanical • Minimum 7 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
Engineering, Power higher.
 Educational
Category Requirements
Background
Engineering, Thermal • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with
Engineering, or a unit size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
related field. • Expertise in Maintenance Strategy Development, including Reliability-Centered
• Master’s degree in Maintenance (RCM), Predictive Maintenance (PdM), Condition-Based Monitoring
Power Plant (CBM), and Total Productive Maintenance (TPM).
Engineering, Energy • Proficient in Performance Analysis, Diagnostics, and Optimization (PADO) to enhance
Systems, or Industrial plant reliability and efficiency.
Maintenance is • Deep understanding of USC power plant steam cycles, with a focus on boiler efficiency,
preferred. turbine integrity, and maintenance impact.
• Extensive experience in maintaining critical equipment: high-pressure boilers, steam
turbines, generators, condensate extraction pumps, high-capacity cooling water pumps, and
motor or turbine driven feedwater pumps etc.
• Knowledge of thermal fatigue, creep, and material degradation patterns specific to USC
plants.
• Experience with non-destructive testing (NDT), ultrasonic testing (UT), radiographic
testing (RT), and eddy current testing (ECT).
• Skilled in Predictive Maintenance (PdM) using vibration analysis, oil analysis, infrared
thermography, and ultrasonic testing to preempt failures and ensure high plant uptime.
• Proficient in condition monitoring systems with technologies like advanced sensors, IoT
integration, and machine learning for real-time data analysis.
• Root Cause Failure Analysis (RCFA) expertise, incorporating FMEA to systematically
prioritize maintenance actions.
• Extensive experience with CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management Systems) for
effective planning, scheduling, and documentation of maintenance tasks.
• Ability to develop and manage long-term asset management strategies, including
preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance for USC plant systems.
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• Skilled in balancing maintenance schedules with operational requirements to minimize
downtime and ensure smooth operations during outages.
• Experience in managing routine/non-routine maintenance works, major maintenance
shutdowns and overhauls, ensuring resource optimization and minimal downtime.
• Expertise in applying RCM strategies to improve reliability, system availability, and reduce
operational costs.
• Proficient in leveraging advanced data analytics and machine learning to develop
condition-based maintenance strategies.
• Experience with Energy Management Systems (EMS) to optimize thermal efficiency and
ensure optimal plant performance.
• Strong understanding of plant process flow, including coal handling, boiler combustion,
steam generation, turbine expansion, and electricity generation for large scale coal based
thermal power plant.
• Knowledge of environmental control systems, including Continuous Emission Monitoring
Systems (CEMS), Electro Static Precipitator (ESP), and Flue Gas Desulfurizer (FGD), with
expertise in developing maintenance strategies for compliance with regulations.
• Familiarity with control systems (DCS, SCADA, PLC) for seamless plant monitoring and
operation.
• Familiarity with local and international safety regulations, ASME, API, and ISO
maintenance standards.
• End-to-end management of planned shutdowns and turnarounds, optimizing resource
allocation and minimizing downtime.
• Proficient in developing work packages for routine and non-routine maintenance, including
complex tasks such as boiler and turbine inspections.
• Skilled in leading maintenance teams, ensuring adherence to schedules and quality
standards during turnarounds and shutdowns.
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• Strong coordination skills, able to collaborate with operations, engineering, procurement,
and supply chain teams for critical spare parts and material management.
• Exceptional stakeholder management and communication skills to align priorities, budgets,
and timelines with plant management and other teams.
• Demonstrated leadership in mentoring and developing teams, fostering a culture of safety,
technical competency, and continuous improvement.
• Experience in implementing lean maintenance practices (5S, Kaizen) to enhance efficiency,
reduce waste, and streamline maintenance operations.
• Deep knowledge of HSE standards and compliance with OSHA, EPA, and local regulations
specific to high-pressure, high-temperature operations.
• Expertise in preparing Job Safety Analysis (JSA) and risk assessments for high-risk
activities like turbine inspections and boiler repairs.
• Familiarity with international standards, including ISO 55000 (Asset Management), ISO
9001 (Quality Management), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management), and ISO 45001
(Occupational Health and Safety).
• In-depth understanding of electrical, mechanical, and environmental regulations applicable
to coal-fired power plants.
• Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 12 years of experience in large USC thermal power plant operation
Mechanical or • Minimum 7 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
Electrical Engineering, higher.
Operations Power Engineering, • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant operation with unit
Expert Thermal Engineering, size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
(Boiler) or a related field. • Extensive experience in normal, critical, and emergency operations, with a proven ability
• Master’s degree in to supervise and guide teams during emergency situations in the operation of Ultra-
Power Plant Supercritical (USC) boilers and auxiliaries.
Engineering, Energy • Proficient in boiler operation and troubleshooting, with a strong understanding of
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Systems, or Industrial efficiency principles and strict adherence to safety protocols.
Maintenance is • Deep knowledge of boiler components, operational best practices, and procedures ensuring
preferred. safe operation and efficient plant performance.
• Comprehensive expertise in routine and non-routine inspections, with the ability to plan
corrective and preventive actions based on the operational status of the boiler and
auxiliaries.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret technical data,
OEM provided manuals, DCS & PLC logics and documentation.
• Proven record of work experience in TOSMAP Distributed Control System (DCS) and
Plant Automation System (PAS).
• Skilled in analyzing boiler conditions using field data, DCS parameters, trends, alarms,
and SOE, and formulating action plans for safe and optimal operation.
• Adept at diagnosing and resolving boiler operational issues, ranging from minor troubles
to critical operational conditions and equipment malfunctions.
• Proficient in proactive measures to mitigate operational challenges, leveraging real-time
insights into the status of boilers and auxiliaries.
• Comprehensive understanding with hands-on operational experience on USC Boiler key
equipment including but not limited to- Bunker, Coal Feeder, Pulverizer, Draft System,
Furnace, Burner, BCP, Bottom Ash System, Fly Ash System, GAH, Economizer,
Reheater, Super-Heater, Soot Blowing System etc.
• Hands-on experience in operational activities during pre-startup, post-shutdown, post-trip,
and extended shutdowns for boilers and auxiliaries.
• Thorough understanding of preservation techniques, both short-term and long-term, to
maintain boiler and auxiliary integrity during idle periods.
• Expert in Permit to Work (PTW) and Lock Out-Tag Out (LOTO) procedures, ensuring
safety and compliance during all operational activities.
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• Proven leadership in guiding teams during startup and shutdown operations, both in the
Control Room (CCR) and in the field.
• Proficient in interpreting boiler tuning parameters and conducting impact analyses on
boiler performance, efficiency, and operating conditions based on coal characteristics,
while proactively guiding the team in implementing corrective actions and operational
adjustments.
• Exceptional analytical and problem-solving abilities, with expertise in interpreting
technical
• Well-versed in the unique challenges of ultra-supercritical boilers, including high-pressure,
high-temperature operations and the integration of specialized equipment.
• Comprehensive understanding of ultra-supercritical boiler systems, including equipment,
devices, and control philosophies, with the ability to safely manage emergency situations.
• Extensive hands-on experience with critical boiler and auxiliary operations, providing
expert guidance to ensure safe and efficient plant operations.
• In-depth understanding of system interdependencies, with the ability to develop integrated
action plans that optimize the performance of both the boiler and associated power plant
subsystems.
• Proven track record in monitoring and optimizing boiler performance, identifying and
implementing strategies to enhance efficiency and overall operational performance.
• Expert in boiler water chemistry and treatment processes, ensuring optimal water quality
control and preventing operational inefficiencies.
• Extensive experience with advanced boiler control systems, including the Coal Adaptive
Control System (CAPS), DCS, and advanced combustion control technologies.
• Skilled in applying optimization techniques to enhance boiler efficiency, reduce fuel
consumption, and minimize emissions, aligning with both environmental and operational
objectives.
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• Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, enabling effective collaboration
within multidisciplinary teams and fostering a positive, productive work environment.
• Proficient in investigating plant issues, incidents, and unusual events, providing in-depth
analysis, actionable recommendations, detailed reports, and follow-up action plans to
prevent recurrence.
• Adept at identifying plant equipment issues and clearly communicating challenges to
management, both verbally and in writing, to ensure effective resolution strategies.
• Experienced in outage planning and scheduling, directing operational engineers to ensure
the safe and efficient execution of outage activities.
• Skilled in training and developing team members, promoting continuous learning and
maintaining high operational performance standards.
• Proficient in developing and implementing operational tasks during maintenance
programs, focusing on improving plant reliability and minimizing downtime.
• Adheres to all company regulations and policies, including health, safety, and
environmental (HSE) standards, ensuring full compliance in all operational processes.
• Expert in evaluating operational data to optimize scheduling and strategies, ensuring
maximum plant performance while meeting generation and operational goals.
• Proactively contributes to planning and process improvements, aligning with ISO and
other international standards to drive continuous operational excellence.
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• Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 12 years of experience in large USC thermal power plant operation
Mechanical or • Minimum 7 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
Electrical Engineering, higher.
Power Engineering, • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant operation with unit
Thermal Engineering, size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
or a related field. • Profound hands-on experience in the operation of USC Power Plant, Steam Turbine,
• Master’s degree in Generator, and auxiliary systems, encompassing critical components such as Motor &
Power Plant Turbine-driven Feed Water Pumps (BFP), Condensate Extraction Pumps (CEP),
Engineering, Energy Condensate Polishing Plants (CPP), Seal Oil Systems, Stator Cooling Water Systems, H2
Systems, or Industrial Generation Systems, Cooling Water Systems, Instrument Air Systems, HP & LP Heaters,
Maintenance is and more.
preferred. • Extensive practical knowledge of TOSMAP Distributed Control System (DCS) and Plant
Operations
Automation Systems (PAS), with a proven ability to optimize control and automation
Expert
processes.
(Turbine)
• Deep expertise in Ultra-Supercritical Steam Turbine, Generator, and auxiliary systems,
with a grasp of equipment integration, control philosophies, and emergency response
strategies to ensure safe and efficient operations.
• Demonstrated excellence in overseeing critical operations of Steam Turbines, Generators,
and auxiliaries, providing expert direction to ensure optimal plant performance and safety.
• Comprehensive experience in managing routine, critical, and emergency operational
scenarios, coupled with a demonstrated ability to effectively supervise and guide teams
during emergency situations in the operation of Steam Turbines, Generators, and
associated auxiliaries.
• Hands-on skilled in the operation, troubleshooting, and optimization of Steam Turbines,
Generators, and auxiliary systems, with a thorough understanding of energy efficiency
principles and an unwavering commitment to rigorous safety standards.
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• Extensive knowledge of best practices and operational procedures for Steam Turbines,
Generators, and auxiliaries, ensuring utmost performance and adherence to safety
protocols throughout plant operations.
• Expertise in condition-based monitoring and performance analysis of Steam Turbines,
Generators, and auxiliaries using field data, DCS parameters, trends, alarms, and SOE,
alongside the ability to formulate and execute corrective action plans for safe and efficient
operation.
• Highly skilled in diagnosing and resolving complex operational issues, from minor
disruptions to critical system failures, employing systematic problem-solving techniques
to mitigate risks and maintain operational stability.
• Proficient in implementing proactive strategies to prevent operational disruptions,
leveraging real-time system insights to optimize the performance of Steam Turbines,
Generators, and auxiliaries.
• Expert in conducting root cause analyses of plant issues, incidents, and unusual events,
providing comprehensive reports, actionable recommendations, and follow-up action plans
to preempt recurrence.
• Proven ability to monitor and enhance the performance of Steam Turbines, Generators,
and auxiliaries, implementing data-driven strategies to improve efficiency, reduce losses,
and enhance overall operational performance.
• Specialized knowledge in Steam and Water Analysis Systems (SWAS), water chemistry,
and treatment processes, ensuring optimal water quality control to safeguard plant
equipment and prevent operational ineptitudes.
• Skilled in applying advanced optimization techniques to increase plant efficiency,
minimize environmental impact, and meet both operational and regulatory targets.
• Exceptional leadership in overseeing both startup and shutdown operations, ensuring
smooth execution in the Control Room (CCR) and at field, with a focus on team safety and
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operational efficiency.
• Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills, fostering collaboration across
multidisciplinary teams, and cultivating a positive and productive work environment that
drives operational excellence.
• Adept at mentoring and developing team members, promoting continuous learning, and
instilling high operational performance standards across the team.
• Proficient in identifying and clearly communicating plant equipment challenges to
management, ensuring timely resolution through well-articulated verbal and written
communication.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving acumen, with the ability to interpret complex
technical data, OEM manuals, DCS & PLC logic, and operational documentation to inform
decision-making and operational adjustments.
• Extensive expertise in conducting both routine and non-routine inspections, with the ability
to develop and implement corrective and preventive maintenance plans based on
operational status assessments of Steam Turbines, Generators, and auxiliaries.
• Thorough knowledge of preservation techniques: both short-term and long-term; for
safeguarding the integrity of Steam Turbines, Generators, and auxiliaries during idle
periods, ensuring reliable startup after extended downtime.
• Mastery of Permit to Work (PTW) and Lock Out-Tag Out (LOTO) procedures, ensuring
strict safety compliance and risk mitigation during all operational and maintenance
activities.
• Rigorous adherence to all health, safety, and environmental (HSE) regulations,
guaranteeing full compliance in all operational processes to protect personnel, equipment,
and the environment.
• Proven track record in outage planning and scheduling, coordinating operational teams to
ensure the safe and efficient execution of maintenance and shutdown activities while
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minimizing plant downtime.
• Expertise in interpreting performance, efficiency, and operational data of Steam Turbines,
Generators, and auxiliaries, providing strategic guidance to implement corrective actions
and operational adjustments that maximize plant efficiency.
• Advanced proficiency in analyzing operational data to optimize scheduling, resource
allocation, and strategic planning, ensuring maximum plant performance and alignment
with generation goals.
• Proactive in driving continuous improvement initiatives, aligning operations with ISO and
other international standards, and ensuring ongoing operational excellence across all
levels.
• Skilled in developing and executing operational tasks during maintenance programs that
enhance plant reliability, reduce unscheduled downtime, and extend equipment lifespan.
• Experienced in outage planning and scheduling, directing operational engineers to ensure
the safe and effective execution of shutdown works.
• Adept at applying cutting-edge optimization techniques to enhance plant performance,
minimize losses, aligning operational goals with environmental stewardship and regulatory
standards.
• Skilled in designing and implementing operational test runs, changeover operations &
associated frameworks, focusing on improving system reliability, optimizing equipment
performance, and reducing operational downtime.
• Highly proficient in the analysis and interpretation of operational performance data,
providing strategic insights to guide plant adjustments and process enhancements.
• Strong leadership, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities in high-pressure steam
turbine and associated auxiliaries operational scenarios.
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• Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 12 years of experience in large USC thermal power plant operation
Chemistry, Chemical • Minimum 7 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
Engineering, Applied higher.
Chemistry, Industrial • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant operation with unit
Chemistry or a related size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
field. • Profound hands-on experience in the chemical operation process of a USC coal fired Power
• Master’s degree in Plant.
relevant field is • Proficient in boiler water chemistry, steam-water cycle treatment, cooling water treatment,
preferred. and condensate polishing units (CPU).
• Solid understanding of FGD chemistry, ESP ash characterization, effluent/wastewater
treatment, and demineralization plant (DM plant) operation.
Operations • Ability to monitor emission norms compliance and ash/water discharge limits.
Expert • Skilled in using lab instruments: pH meters, conductivity analyzers, TOC analyzers, UV
(Chemist) spectrophotometers, turbidity meters, titration equipment, etc.
• Familiarity with ISO 14001, ISO 45001, EMS compliance, and chemical safety protocols.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills for coordination with operations,
maintenance, and environmental teams.
• Competent in preparing daily, monthly, and incident reports, test certificates, calibration
records, and compliance documentation.
• Able to analyze trends, generate reports, suggest corrective actions based on chemical
deviations and alarms.
• Willingness to work in challenging environments, perform emergency repairs, and travel
for specialized inspections.
• Strong accident analysis and problem-solving capability.
• Proficiency in English Language.
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Operator Bachelor or Diploma in • Minimum 8 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 12 years of experience for
(AHS, ESP, Electrical & Diploma/ equivalent degree in large coal fired thermal power plant operation
FGD) Electronic/Mechanical • Minimum 5 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
Engineering or higher.
equivalent • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant operation with unit
size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
• Extensive operational experience both from DCS/PLC & Field in normal, critical, and
emergency operations, with a proven ability to supervise and guide teams during
emergency situations involving AHS, ESP and FGD systems, ESP Generated Fly Ash
System to ensure safe, efficient, and environmentally compliant plant operations.
• Proficient in the operation and troubleshooting of AHS, ESP and FGD systems, with a
strong understanding of system efficiency principles, pollutant removal technologies, and
strict adherence to environmental regulations.
• In-depth knowledge of AHS, ESP and FGD components, operational best practices, and
procedures, ensuring safe operation, optimal pollutant removal, and long-term reliability
of the plant’s emissions control systems.
• Profound knowledge of processes with an ability to read and interpret P & ID drawings
and schematics and proficiency in using in field & DCS/PLC for process operation.
• Comprehensive expertise in routine and non-routine inspections of AHS, ESP and FGD
systems, with the ability to plan corrective and preventive actions based on the operational
status and performance of the equipment.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret technical data,
OEM manuals, DCS & PLC logs, and process documentation to optimize AHS, ESP and
FGD system performance.
• Skilled in analyzing AHS, ESP and FGD system conditions using field data, DCS/PLC
parameters, trends, alarms, and SOE, formulating actionable plans to improve system
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performance and prevent operational inefficiencies.
• Adapt at diagnosing and resolving operational issues with AHS, ESP and FGD systems,
ranging from minor inefficiencies to critical operational failures, ensuring minimal
downtime and optimal pollutant removal.
• Proficient in applying proactive measures to mitigate operational challenges, leveraging
real-time insights into the status of AHS, ESP and FGD systems to optimize their
performance and ensure compliance with environmental standards.
• Comprehensive understanding of key AHS, ESP and FGD equipment, including but not
limited to electrostatic collectors, gas ducts, scrubbers, slurry pumps, absorber towers, and
associated auxiliary systems.
• Hands-on experience in operational activities during pre-startup, post-shutdown, post-trip,
and extended shutdowns for AHS, ESP and FGD systems, ensuring their safe and efficient
restoration and minimizing downtime during these periods.
• Thorough understanding of preservation techniques, both short-term and long-term, to
maintain the integrity of AHS, ESP and FGD equipment during idle periods or extended
shutdowns.
• Expert in Permit to Work (PTW) and Lock Out-Tag Out (LOTO) procedures, ensuring
strict adherence to safety protocols and compliance during all operational and maintenance
activities of AHS, ESP and FGD systems.
• Proven leadership in guiding teams during startup and shutdown operations, both in the
Control Room (CCR) and in the field, ensuring efficient and safe operation of AHS, ESP
and FGD systems during these critical activities.
• Proficient in interpreting system tuning parameters and conducting impact analyses on
AHS, ESP and FGD performance, ensuring maximum removal efficiency and minimal
operational losses based on fuel characteristics and plant conditions.
• Exceptional analytical and troubleshooting abilities, with expertise in interpreting
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technical data and formulating corrective actions to maintain and optimize the efficiency
of AHS, ESP and FGD systems.
• Well-versed in the unique challenges of Ultra-Supercritical power plants, particularly those
related to high-efficiency AHS, ESP systems and seawater FGD systems, including
handling variations in coal composition and flue gas conditions.
• Comprehensive understanding of AHS, ESP and FGD systems, including their
components, operating principles, control philosophies, and their integration into overall
plant emissions management strategies.
• Extensive hands-on experience with critical ESP and FGD operations, providing expert
guidance to ensure the safe, efficient, and environmentally compliant operation of these
emission control systems.
• In-depth understanding of system interdependencies, with the ability to develop integrated
action plans that optimize the performance of ESP, FGD, and other plant subsystems to
improve overall plant efficiency.
• Proven track record in monitoring and optimizing ESP and FGD performance,
implementing strategies to enhance system efficiency, reduce emissions, and maintain
compliance with environmental standards.
• Expert in handling flue gas chemistry and its impact on ESP and FGD systems, ensuring
optimal removal of particulate matter and sulfur compounds while minimizing operational
inefficiencies.
• Extensive experience with advanced control systems such as DCS and other automation
technologies, enabling precise control and optimization of ESP and FGD operations to
meet both environmental and operational goals.
• Skilled in applying optimization techniques to improve ESP and FGD performance, reduce
operational costs, and minimize environmental impacts, in alignment with plant
sustainability goals.
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• Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, fostering effective collaboration
within multidisciplinary teams, and promoting a positive and productive work
environment.
• Proficient in investigating plant issues, incidents, and unusual events, providing in-depth
analysis, actionable recommendations, detailed reports, and follow-up action plans to
prevent recurrence and ensure continuous improvement.
• Adept at identifying equipment issues in ESP and FGD systems and clearly
communicating challenges to management, both verbally and in writing, to ensure
effective and timely resolution strategies.
• Experienced in outage planning and scheduling for ESP and FGD systems, ensuring safe,
efficient execution of maintenance activities while minimizing downtime and plant
disruptions.
• Skilled in training and developing team members, promoting continuous learning and
maintaining high operational performance standards for ESP and FGD systems.
• Proficient in developing and implementing operational tasks during maintenance
programs, focusing on enhancing the reliability and availability of ESP and FGD systems
to minimize plant downtime.
• Adheres to all company regulations and policies, including health, safety, and
environmental (HSE) standards, ensuring full compliance in all operational activities
related to ESP and FGD systems.
• Expert in evaluating operational data to optimize scheduling and strategies for ESP and
FGD systems, ensuring maximum efficiency and compliance with emission standards
while meeting plant performance goals.
• Proactively contributes to process improvements, aligning with ISO and other international
standards to drive continuous operational excellence and maintain superior performance
of ESP and FGD systems.
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• Understanding and applying different FGD technologies, performing process simulations
and calculations to optimize FGD system performance.
Operator Bachelor or Diploma in • Minimum 8 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 12 years of experience for
(BOP System Electrical & Diploma/ equivalent degree in large coal fired thermal power plant operation
WTP, WTTP, Electronic/Mechanical • Minimum 5 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
H2 Engineering or higher.
Generation equivalent • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant operation with unit
Plant, Aux. size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
Boiler) • Hands-on experience in Water Treatment & Waste Water Treatment of large scale Power
Plant operating both from DCS/PLC and Field which includes but not limited to: Clarifier,
Ultra Filtration/Micro Filtration, Reverse Osmosis System, Ion Exchanger, Mixed Bed
Polisher, Remineralization System, Demi Water Systems, Service Water System, Potable
Water System, Service Water System, Electro Chlorination Plant, Intake Water Screening
Plant (Stop Log, Coarse Screen, Fine Screen, Travelling Band Screens, Screen Wash
water Pump etc.), Main Cooling Water System, Auxiliary Cooling water system, Closed
Cooling water system, Total Power Plant Fire Fighting Systems including Fire Protection
systems and Fire Water System with emergency Fire Pump assembly, Sludge Treatment
Plant (STP), Oily-Water Drainage Systems, Chemical Drain Neutralization System,
Sludge Thickener, Central Effluent Monitoring System (CEMS), water treatment/waste
water treatment dosing system etc.
• Extensive expertise in water treatment processes, including pre-treatment, desalination,
demineralization, boiler feedwater treatment, cooling water treatment, and effluent
treatment, ensuring compliance with stringent environmental and operational standards.
• Proven track record in maintaining and optimizing water treatment systems, ensuring the
consistent quality and efficiency of water used across critical plant operations, including
feedwater, cooling systems, and wastewater management.
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• In-depth knowledge of water chemistry, with hands-on experience in monitoring and
controlling key water quality parameters such as pH, conductivity, dissolved oxygen,
hardness, silica, and alkalinity, to ensure the water treatment system meets plant
operational needs.
• Expertise in advanced water treatment technologies, including Reverse Osmosis (RO),
Electro-Chlorination, Ion Exchange (IX), clarification, and filtration systems used in large
scale power plants.
• Proficient in monitoring and troubleshooting water treatment systems to ensure reliable
delivery of demineralized water to the boiler and other essential plant systems, minimizing
risks of operational disruptions.
• Specialized knowledge in wastewater treatment systems, including process effluent,
sewage treatment, sludge management, and ensuring compliance with environmental
discharge standards to minimize environmental impact.
• Skilled in the operation and maintenance of water treatment plants, including chemical
dosing systems, filtration units, clarifiers, and ion exchange systems, to treat both raw
water and effluent effectively.
• Experienced in commissioning, optimizing, and operating water treatment systems,
ensuring they perform reliably in line with the plant’s capacity and operational objectives.
• Strong understanding of regulatory and environmental compliance standards for water
and wastewater treatment, ensuring the plant meets local and international environmental
regulations related to effluent discharge, waste management, and zero liquid discharge
(ZLD).
• Comprehensive knowledge of the interdependencies between water treatment and power
plant systems, with the ability to assess and manage the impact of water quality on boiler
performance, scaling, corrosion, and overall plant efficiency.
• Extensive hands-on experience troubleshooting and resolving water treatment system
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performance issues, including scaling, fouling, and other inefficiencies, implementing
corrective actions to restore optimal operation.
• Proficient in utilizing advanced water quality monitoring and control systems, such as
Distributed Control Systems (DCS), online analyzers, and PLC systems, to ensure real-
time monitoring, data analysis, and control of water treatment operations.
• Skilled in analyzing operational data from water treatment plants, interpreting water
quality reports and plant performance data to formulate action plans that optimize system
efficiency and prevent potential issues.
• Expert in chemical dosing and optimization, with a deep understanding of the application
of anti-scalants, corrosion inhibitors, biocides, and other chemicals to improve system
longevity and prevent operational failures.
• Hands-on experience in managing water treatment systems during startup, shutdown, and
extended idle periods, ensuring preservation, system recovery, and operational readiness.
• Extensive knowledge of water treatment equipment, such as Clarifier, UF Filtration, ion
exchange resins, reverse osmosis membranes, filtration units, and sludge dewatering
systems, with expertise in their operation, optimization, and troubleshooting.
• Thorough understanding of how water treatment systems integrate with other plant
operations, ensuring seamless distribution of treated water to prevent issues like scaling,
corrosion, or inefficient system performance.
• Proven leadership in managing water treatment operations during critical situations, with
the ability to quickly assess problems, formulate solutions, and ensure continuity of plant
operations.
• Demonstrated leadership and team-building skills, with a proven ability to guide, train,
and mentor water treatment teams to promote safety, operational excellence, and
continuous improvement.
• Skilled in investigating and resolving water treatment-related incidents, including
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identifying root causes, providing actionable recommendations, and creating detailed
reports with follow-up actions to prevent recurrence.
• Experienced in planning and coordinating water treatment-related outages, ensuring safe
and efficient execution of maintenance and repair activities without compromising plant
performance.
• Expert in adhering to Permit to Work (PTW) and Lock Out-Tag Out (LOTO) procedures,
ensuring safety and compliance during all water treatment and wastewater management
operations.
• Proficient in training and developing water treatment staff, fostering a culture of
continuous learning and operational excellence within the team.
• Skilled in implementing maintenance programs aimed at improving water treatment
system reliability, minimizing downtime, and optimizing performance for long-term
sustainability.
• Fully committed to adhering to company regulations, including Health, Safety, and
Environmental (HSE) standards, ensuring compliance in all water treatment and
wastewater treatment operations.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, enabling effective collaboration with
multidisciplinary teams, including plant operators, engineers, and management, to ensure
seamless integration of water treatment systems with overall plant operations.
• Proficient in using advanced diagnostic tools and models to optimize water treatment
performance, identifying potential inefficiencies and ensuring maximum system
longevity.
• Expert in water conservation practices, including the design and implementation of water
recycling, reuse, and zero liquid discharge (ZLD) systems to reduce environmental impact
and operational costs.
• Proactive in driving process improvements, ensuring alignment with ISO standards and
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other international best practices to continuously enhance the operational performance of
water treatment systems.
• Demonstrated expertise in managing water treatment-related incidents, providing detailed
analysis, identifying root causes, and recommending corrective actions to prevent
recurrence.
• Proven ability to develop integrated action plans, optimizing the performance of water
treatment systems and their interaction with other subsystems to maintain overall plant
efficiency.
Maintenance • A Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 12 years of experience in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
Expert Mechanical • Minimum 7 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
(Turbine and Engineering, Power higher.
it’s Engineering, or a • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with
auxiliaries) related discipline. unit size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
• Extensive experience in overhauls, inspections, troubleshooting, and performance
• A Master’s degree in
optimization of large-capacity (600MW or higher) Toshiba steam turbines.
Power Plant
Engineering, Energy • Hands-on expertise in high-pressure and low-pressure turbines, bearings, seals, rotors, and
Systems, or Industrial valves.
Maintenance is • Strong background in condition-based maintenance (CBM), predictive maintenance
preferred. (PdM), and preventive maintenance (PM) strategies.
• In-depth understanding of Toshiba turbine design, operational principles, and failure
diagnostics.
• Proficiency in using vibration analysis, thermography, and non-destructive testing (NDT)
techniques for turbine condition assessment.
• Familiarity with lubrication systems, steam path audits, blade health monitoring, and
turbine retrofitting techniques.
• Strong command of Distributed Control Systems (DCS) and SCADA for monitoring
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turbine performance.
• Thorough understanding of OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) maintenance
guidelines and industry best practices.
• Familiarity with local and international safety regulations, ASME, API, and ISO
maintenance standards.
• Experience in ensuring compliance with HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) policies
and emission control standards.
• Strong leadership, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities in high-pressure
maintenance scenarios.
• Strong supervision skills with an eagerness to transfer knowledge to employees and
support ownership responsibilities
• Excellent communication and coordination skills to liaise with OEMs, plant managers, and
maintenance teams.
• Ability to conduct training sessions for plant maintenance personnel to enhance skill levels.
• Willingness to work in challenging environments, perform emergency repairs, and travel
for specialized inspections.
• Capable of preparing technical plans and summary reports, as well as demonstrating strong
coordination and communication skills
• Possess comprehensive knowledge of the structure, performance characteristics, and key
parameters of steam turbine system.
• Strong accident analysis and problem-solving capability.
• Proficiency in English Language.
Technician- Bachelor or Diploma in • Minimum 8 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 12 years of experience for
Maintenance Electrical & Diploma/ equivalent degree in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
(CPP System Electronic/Mechanical • Minimum 5 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
and Chemical higher.
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Background
Dosing Engineering or • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with
System in equivalent unit size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
STG area) & • Hands on experience on CPP System and Chemical Dosing System maintenance of large
USC Coal fired power plant.
• Experience in overhauling of CPP System and Chemical Dosing System
• Experience in chemical dosing pipe leak work.
• Experience in pipe leakage rectification.
• Familiarity with the operation, maintenance, and repair of CPP system and chemical dosing
system including pumps.
• Capable of working in the field with a cooperative mindset alongside owner staff
• : Ability to work in physically demanding conditions, including standing for long periods,
climbing, and working in confined spaces.
• Proficiency in handling controls and performing manual tasks.
Technician- Bachelor or Diploma in • Minimum 8 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 12 years of experience for
Maintenance Electrical & Diploma/ equivalent degree in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
(Turbine and Electronic/Mechanical • Minimum 5 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
Auxiliaries) Engineering or higher.
equivalent • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with
unit size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
• Core Maintenance Skills & Knowledge on: Turbine Systems, Auxiliary Systems
(Condenser System, Gland Sealing System, Lube Oil System, Hydraulic System, Cooling
water Systems, compressed air system),Valve Maintenance, EDG Engine and EOT crane.
• Expertise in pump alignment and shaft runout assessment
• Experience in overhauling of Turbine and its auxiliaries specially Pumps, compressors,
blowers, exhausters, Valves
• Proficiency in valve overhaul, calibration. packing replacement, seat grinding, and lapping.
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Background
• Capable of working in the field with a cooperative mindset alongside owner staff
• Experience in vibration monitoring, analysis, and balancing turbine rotors and fans.
• Fluent in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
Maintenance • Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 12 years of experience in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
Expert Mechanical • Minimum 7 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
(Boiler and Engineering, Power higher.
it’s Engineering, Thermal • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with
auxiliaries) Engineering, or a unit size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
related field. • Extensive experience in inspection, troubleshooting, repair, and performance optimization
• Master’s degree in of large-capacity 600MW or higher USC boilers.
Power Plant • Proven expertise in water-tube boilers, superheaters, reheaters, economizers, air
Engineering, Energy preheaters, and combustion systems.
Systems, or Industrial • Experience with high-temperature & high-pressure steam systems, pressure part integrity,
Maintenance is and life assessment methodologies.
preferred. • Strong background in preventive, predictive, and condition-based maintenance (CBM)
strategies.
• In-depth knowledge of IHI boiler design, operation, and failure analysis.
• Proficiency in boiler tube failure analysis, creep damage assessment, and corrosion control.
• Experience with non-destructive testing (NDT), ultrasonic testing (UT), radiographic
testing (RT), and eddy current testing (ECT).
• Familiarity with combustion optimization, Nox control technologies, and emissions
management.
• Strong understanding of boiler feed water treatment, chemical dosing, and scaling
prevention.
• Proficiency in Distributed Control Systems (DCS) and SCADA for monitoring boiler
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Background
performance.
• Thorough understanding of OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) maintenance
guidelines and industry best practices.
• Familiarity with local and international safety regulations, ASME Boiler & Pressure
Vessel Code (BPVC), API, and ISO maintenance standards.
• Experience in ensuring compliance with HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) policies
and emission control regulations.
• Strong leadership, analytical, and problem-solving abilities in high-pressure maintenance
scenarios.
• Excellent communication and coordination skills to work with OEMs, plant managers, and
maintenance teams.
• Ability to train and mentor junior engineers and boiler maintenance staff.
• Willingness to work in challenging environments, perform emergency repairs, and travel
for inspections.
• Must be capable of preparing technical plans and summary reports, as well as
demonstrating strong coordination and communication skills
• Candidate having certification in welding inspection is preferred.
• Must have strong accident analysis and problem-solving capability.
• Proficiency in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
Technician- Bachelor or Diploma in • Minimum 8 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 12 years of experience for
Maintenance Electrical & Diploma/ equivalent degree in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
(Boiler and Electronic/Mechanical • Minimum 5 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
it’s Engineering or higher.
auxiliaries) equivalent • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with
unit size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
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Background
• Hands on Experience on Boiler Super heater, Reheater, Economizer, Separator, Water
Wall, Regenerative Gas Air Heater, Steam Air Heater, Coal Bunker, Coal Feeder, Coal
Pulverizer, HSD Burner, Coal Burner, Forced Draft Fan, Primary Air Fan, Induced Draft
Fan, FDCC, SAF, Fuel Oil system, Coal System, Main Steam system, Reheat Steam
system & Auxiliary Steam system, Air & Flue gas system, Boiler Fire Fighting system,
Cooling water system, different types of Valves and Dampers, Expansion Joint, Steam SB,
Water SB, GAH SB, GAH RDU, Water SB Pump, Boiler Circulation Pump, All LOP &
COP, Temperature Probe, All Hoist, Boiler Elevator, Crane & other lifting devices, all
equipment related to boiler structure, Auxiliary Boiler all equipment & system.
• Experience in overhauling of boiler and its auxiliaries especially all Fans, Pumps, Soot
Blowers, Burners, and Valves.
• Proficiency in valve overhaul, calibration & testing, packing replacement, seat grinding
and lapping.
• Expertise in alignment and shaft run out assessment.
• Experience in vibration monitoring, analysis and balancing.
• Capable of working in the field with a cooperative mindset alongside owner engineer and
technician.
• Fluent in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
Maintenance • Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 12 years of experience in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
Expert (FGD Mechanical • Minimum 7 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
and ESP Engineering, Power higher.
system) Engineering, Thermal • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with
Engineering, or a unit size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
related field. • Must possess comprehensive knowledge of the structure, performance characteristics, and
key parameters of FGD system of large USC Coal fired power plant.
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Background
• Master’s degree in • Hands on experience on the maintenance of Sea-Water FGD system of large USC Coal
Power Plant fired power plant.
Engineering, Energy • Experience in overhauling of Sea-Water FGD system
Systems, or Industrial • Must possess thorough understanding of OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer)
Maintenance is maintenance guidelines and industry best practices.
preferred. • Must be capable of preparing technical plans and summary reports, as well as
demonstrating strong coordination and communication skills.
• Experience in ensuring compliance with HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) policies
and emission control regulations.
• Strong leadership, analytical, and problem-solving abilities in high-pressure maintenance
scenarios.
• Excellent communication and coordination skills to work with OEMs, plant managers, and
maintenance teams.
• Ability to train and mentor junior engineers and FGD and ESP maintenance staff.
• Willingness to work in challenging environments, perform emergency repairs, and travel
for inspections.
• Must be capable of preparing technical plans and summary reports, as well as
demonstrating strong coordination and communication skills
• Must have strong accident analysis and problem-solving capability.
• Proficiency in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
Technician- Bachelor or Diploma in • Minimum 8 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 12 years of experience for
Maintenance Electrical & Diploma/ equivalent degree in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
(FGD and Electronic/Mechanical • Minimum 5 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
ESP system) Engineering or higher.
equivalent • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with
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unit size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
• Core Maintenance Skills & Knowledge on: Absorber Tower auxiliary Systems, GGH,
Duct Damper, Hoist, HP washing, Soot blower, Sea water pump, aeration blower, Caustic
dosing system, sealing fan, valves etc.
• Hands on experience on the maintenance of Sea-Water FGD system of large USC Coal
fired power plant.
• Experience in overhauling of Sea-Water FGD system
• Expertise in pump alignment and shaft runout assessment
• Experience in overhauling of GGH, mist eliminator, Pumps, blower, valves.
• Capable of working in the field with a cooperative mindset alongside owner staff
• Fluent in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
Maintenance • Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 12 years of experience in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
Expert (Coal Mechanical, Electrical, • Minimum 7 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
Handling Power, or Mining higher.
system) Engineering or a • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
related discipline. size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
• A Master’s degree in a • Strong knowledge of coal unloading, stockpiling, crushing, reclaiming, and feeding systems.
relevant field is • Expertise in operating and maintaining conveyor systems, stackers, reclaimers, crushers, and
preferred. coal sampling systems.
• Experience with DCS/SCADA automation in coal handling and ash handling systems.
• Knowledge of fire protection systems, dust suppression, and environmental compliance.
• Familiarity with environmental laws, safety regulations, and coal quality control.
• Experience in dealing with regulatory authorities, emission control standards, and coal
blending strategies.
• Strong analytical, troubleshooting, and leadership abilities.
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Background
• Proficiency in CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management Systems).
• Ability to work in challenging plant environments and manage large teams.
• Comprehensive understanding of coal logistics, handling, and storage to ensure a steady fuel
supply.
• Ability to analyze coal properties and blending techniques for optimal combustion
efficiency.
• Proficiency in predictive, preventive, and corrective maintenance strategies.
• Expertise in troubleshooting coal handling system failures and implementing reliability
improvement plans.
• Strong knowledge of fuel supply chain management, cost optimization, and loss reduction.
• Ability to design and implement safety procedures to prevent fire hazards, explosions, and
dust emissions.
• Knowledge of coal handling system standards (such as OSHA, NFPA, and environmental
regulations).
• Experience in preparing and submitting compliance reports to regulatory bodies.
• Ability to work closely with Boiler, Turbine, and Fuel Management Teams for smooth plant
operation.
• Coordination with procurement and logistics teams to ensure uninterrupted coal supply.
• Must be capable of preparing technical plans and summary reports, as well as demonstrating
strong coordination and communication skills
• Must have strong accident analysis and problem-solving capability.
• Proficiency in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
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Technician/ Bachelor or Diploma in • Minimum 8 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 12 years of experience for
Maintenance Electrical & Diploma/ equivalent degree in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
- Electronic/Mechanical • Minimum 5 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
Engineering or higher.
(Coal equivalent • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
Unloader, size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
Stacker and • Certification from a recognized institution or training program in heavy machinery, such as
Reclaimer) bucket wheel excavators, conveyors, or cranes or Jetty crane is preferred.
• Must be familiar with the operation, maintenance, and repair of conveyor belts used in
stacker, reclaimer & coal conveyors. This includes adjusting tension, replacing rollers, and
fixing belt tracking issues & conveyor deviation adjustment.
• Certifications in workplace safety, such as OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health
Administration) training is preferred.
• Ability to work in physically demanding conditions, including standing for long periods,
climbing, and working in confined spaces.
• Proficiency in handling controls and performing manual tasks.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Ability to work in shifts, including nights and weekends.
• Good communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team.
• Physically fit to work in high-temperature, high-pressure environments.
• Capable of working in the field with a cooperative mindset alongside owner staff
• Fluent in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
Operator - Bachelor or Diploma in • Minimum 8 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 12 years of experience for
(Coal Electrical & Diploma/ equivalent degree in large USC thermal power plant operation.
Unloader, Electronic/Mechanical • Minimum 5 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
Stacker, higher.
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Reclaimer, Engineering or • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant operation with unit
Coal Yard equivalent size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
Control • Must be familiar with the operation, maintenance, and repair of conveyor belts used in
Building) stacker, reclaimer & coal conveyors. This includes adjusting tension, replacing rollers, and
fixing belt tracking issues & conveyor deviation adjustment.
• Must be familiar with coal unloading system, Stacker-reclaimer operation, and coal yard
management system.
• Must have the ability to monitor and operate systems from the coal yard control building.
• Must have working knowledge of safety procedures, PPE usage, lock-out/tag-out (LOTO),
and fire safety.
• Must be familiar with SCADA/DCS/PLC interfaces for monitoring coal yard operations.
• Certifications in workplace safety, such as OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health
Administration) training is preferred.
• Ability to work in physically demanding conditions, including standing for long periods,
climbing, and working in confined spaces.
• Proficiency in handling controls and performing manual tasks.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Ability to work in shifts, including nights and weekends.
• Good communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team.
• Physically fit to work in high-temperature, high-pressure environments.
• Capable of working in the field with a cooperative mindset alongside owner staff
• Fluent in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
Maintenance • Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 12 years of experience in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
Expert (Ash Mechanical, Electrical, • Minimum 7 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
Handling Power, or higher.
system) Environmental • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
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Background
Engineering or a size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
related field. • Strong knowledge of fly ash, bottom ash, economizer ash, and mill reject handling systems.
• A Master’s degree in a • Expertise in pneumatic and hydraulic ash handling systems, ash slurry disposal, dry ash
relevant discipline is extraction, and storage silos.
preferred. • Familiarity with high-efficiency electrostatic precipitators (ESP), bag filters, and flue gas
desulfurization (FGD) systems.
• Experience in operating and maintaining vacuum conveying systems, dense phase transport,
ash water recirculation, and disposal management.
• Proficiency in DCS/SCADA automation for ash handling systems.
• Understanding of environmental norms, emission control laws, and ash utilization policies
(such as DOE, CPCB guidelines, and local regulatory frameworks).
• Knowledge of fly ash utilization strategies, including cement industry supply, road
construction, and landfilling regulations.
• Strong problem-solving, analytical, and decision-making skills.
• Proficiency in CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management Systems) for predictive
and preventive maintenance.
• Effective team leadership, project management, and communication skills.
• Comprehensive knowledge of ash collection, conveyance, storage, and disposal systems.
• Expertise in troubleshooting and optimizing pneumatic/hydraulic conveying systems to
prevent blockages and minimize wear.
• Experience in handling high-temperature, abrasive, and high-volume ash disposal
challenges.
• Ability to develop and implement preventive maintenance plans to ensure system reliability.
• Knowledge of pump and compressor operation, pipeline maintenance, and dust suppression
technologies.
• Experience in cost optimization, energy efficiency, and process improvement in ash handling
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Background
operations.
• Familiarity with hazardous waste management and environmental impact mitigation.
• Experience in preparing environmental compliance reports and dealing with regulatory
authorities.
• Coordination with boiler and turbine teams, environmental departments, and ash utilization
stakeholders (cement plants, construction industries, etc.).
• Ability to liaise with logistics and procurement teams for efficient ash disposal.
• Must be capable of preparing technical plans and summary reports, as well as demonstrating
strong coordination and communication skills
• Must have strong accident analysis and problem-solving capability.
• Proficiency in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
Technician- Bachelor or Diploma in • Minimum 8 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 12 years of experience for
Maintenance Electrical & Diploma/ equivalent degree in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
(Ash Electronic/Mechanical • Minimum 5 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
Handling Engineering or higher.
system) equivalent • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
• Hands on experience on the maintenance of ash handling system of large USC Coal fired
power plant.
• Ability to work in physically demanding conditions, including standing for long periods,
climbing, and working in confined spaces.
• Proficiency in handling controls and performing manual tasks.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Ability to work in shifts, including nights and weekends.
• Good communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team.
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Background
• Physically fit to work in high-temperature, high-pressure environments.
• Capable of working in the field with a cooperative mindset alongside owner staff
• Fluent in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
Maintenance • Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 12 years of experience in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
Expert (BOP Mechanical • Minimum 7 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
system) Engineering, Power higher.
Engineering, Power • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
Plant Engineering, or a size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
related field. • Proven expertise in operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of Cooling Towers, Ash
• Master’s degree in Handling Systems, Water Treatment Plants, Fuel Handling Systems, Compressed Air
Energy Systems, Systems, HVAC, and Fire Protection Systems.
Industrial • Extensive knowledge of rotating equipment, pumps, fans, compressors, conveyors, heat
Maintenance, or exchangers, and auxiliary systems.
Business • Experience with predictive, preventive, and reliability-centered maintenance (RCM)
Administration. techniques.
(preferred). • Hands-on experience with DCS (Distributed Control Systems), SCADA, and condition
monitoring systems.
• Strong understanding of mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation maintenance for BOP
systems.
• Proficiency in vibration analysis, thermography, oil analysis, and non-destructive testing
(NDT).
• Familiarity with power plant cooling cycles, water chemistry management, and fuel
handling logistics.
• Knowledge of pump and fan performance optimization, alignment techniques, and failure
analysis.
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Background
• Experience with steam and water cycle chemistry control to prevent scaling, corrosion, and
efficiency losses.
• Familiarity with OEM guidelines, ASME standards, NFPA fire safety codes, and ISO 55000
asset management practices.
• Experience in ensuring compliance with HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) policies,
environmental regulations, and emission control norms.
• Knowledge of local and international safety standards related to fuel handling, chemical
storage, and water treatment systems.
• Strong leadership, analytical, and problem-solving skills to manage plant-wide
maintenance.
• Excellent communication and coordination skills to interact with OEMs, plant managers,
and regulatory authorities.
• Ability to train and mentor junior engineers and BOP maintenance teams.
• Willingness to work in challenging environments, handle emergency repairs, and travel for
inspections.
• Must be capable of preparing technical plans and summary reports, as well as demonstrating
strong coordination and communication skills
• Must have strong accident analysis and problem-solving capability.
• Proficiency in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
Technician- Bachelor or Diploma in • Minimum 8 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 12 years of experience for
Maintenance Electrical & Diploma/ equivalent degree in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
(BOP system) Electronic/Mechanical • Minimum 5 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
Engineering or higher.
equivalent • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
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Category Requirements
Background
• Hands on experience on the maintenance of BOP system of large USC Coal fired power
plant.
• Ability to work in physically demanding conditions, including standing for long periods,
climbing, and working in confined spaces.
• Proficiency in handling controls and performing manual tasks.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Ability to work in shifts, including nights and weekends.
• Good communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team.
• Physically fit to work in high-temperature, high-pressure environments.
• Capable of working in the field with a cooperative mindset alongside owner staff
• Fluent in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
Maintenance • A Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 12 years of experience in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
Expert Electrical Engineering • Minimum 7 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
(Electrical or a related field. higher.
system) • Master’s degree in • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
Energy Systems, size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
Industrial • Proven expertise in maintaining high-voltage (HV) and medium-voltage (MV) electrical
Maintenance, or systems, generators, transformers, switchgear, protection & control systems, and auxiliary
Business electrical equipment.
Administration • In-depth knowledge of steam turbine generator electrical systems, excitation systems, and
(preferred). generator protection relays.
• Proficiency in troubleshooting and maintaining HV, MV, and LV switchgear, GIS, busbars,
and substations.
• Expertise in transformer diagnostics, insulation testing, and condition monitoring.
• Strong understanding of Distributed Control Systems (DCS), SCADA, and automation
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Background
systems used in power plants.
• Experience with predictive and preventive maintenance strategies using CMMS
(Computerized Maintenance Management Systems).
• Familiarity with electrical safety standards (IEC, IEEE, NFPA, etc.) and best practices in
arc flash protection, grounding, and insulation coordination.
• Hands-on experience with power plant blackout recovery, grid synchronization, and load
dispatch operations
• Strong leadership and team management skills to oversee electrical maintenance teams and
contractors.
• Ability to train and mentor engineers, ensuring knowledge transfer and skills development.
• Excellent problem-solving, analytical, and decision-making abilities.
• Strong commitment to Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) standards.
• Willingness to work under pressure, handle emergency maintenance, and support plant
shutdowns and outages.
• Must be capable of preparing technical plans and summary reports, as well as demonstrating
strong coordination and communication skills
• Must have strong accident analysis and problem-solving capability.
• Proficiency in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.

Technician- • Bachelor or Diploma in • Minimum 8 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 12 years of experience for
Maintenance Electrical & Diploma/ equivalent degree in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
(Electrical Electronic/Mechanical • Minimum 5 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
system) Engineering or higher.
equivalent • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
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Background
• Experience with high-voltage electrical systems, transformers, generators, switchgear, and
motor control systems is preferred.
• Strong knowledge of electrical circuits, control systems, and instrumentation.
• Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, schematics, and technical manuals.
• Preventive and corrective maintenance of power plant electrical equipment.
• Insulation resistance testing, circuit breaker maintenance, and motor troubleshooting.
• Electrical testing instruments such as multimeters, megohm meters, and thermal scanners.
• Familiarity with power plant automation systems (SCADA, PLC, DCS, etc.) is a plus.
• Knowledge of electrical safety standards (NFPA 70E, IEEE, IEC) and best practices.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Ability to work in shifts, including nights and weekends.
• Good communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team.
• Physically fit to work in high-temperature, high-pressure environments.
Maintenance • Bachelor’s degree in • Minimum 12 years of experience in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
Expert Instrumentation & • Minimum 7 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
[Instrumentati Control Engineering, higher.
on and Electronics & • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
Control (I&C) Communication size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
system Engineering, Electrical • Strong knowledge of Distributed Control Systems (DCS), Programmable Logic Controllers
system] Engineering, or a (PLC), SCADA, and Field Instrumentation.
related discipline. • Experience with Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), Human-Machine
• A Master’s degree in a Interface (HMI), and Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS).
relevant field is • Expertise in Boiler, Turbine, Generator (BTG) control systems, feedwater control, burner
preferred. management, flue gas monitoring, and auxiliary system automation.
• Hands-on experience in calibration, loop testing, and troubleshooting of field instruments
such as pressure transmitters, flow meters, temperature sensors, and control valves.
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Background
• Familiarity with automation protocols such as Modbus, Profibus, HART, and OPC.
• Proficiency in cybersecurity standards and best practices for power plant control systems.
• Understanding of IEC, ISA, IEEE, and NFPA standards for instrumentation & control.
• Knowledge of environmental regulations related to emission monitoring and process
automation.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
• Proficiency in Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS).
• Effective team leadership, project management, and communication skills.
• In-depth understanding of USC power plant control systems, sensor technology, and
automation architecture.
• Ability to design, configure, and maintain critical control loops for boiler, turbine, and
balance-of-plant (BOP) systems.
• Experience in optimizing plant performance using advanced control strategies such as
Model Predictive Control (MPC).
• Strong knowledge of instrumentation troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and failure
analysis.
• Ability to develop and implement calibration and reliability improvement plans.
• Experience in upgrading and retrofitting old control systems for improved efficiency and
compliance.
• Knowledge of fire & gas detection, emergency shutdown (ESD), and safety integrity levels
(SIL) for thermal power plants.
• Experience in preparing regulatory compliance reports and interfacing with environmental
and safety agencies.
• Coordination with Boiler, Turbine, Electrical, and Ash Handling teams to ensure integrated
plant control.
• Ability to liaise with OEMs, system integrators, and vendors for troubleshooting and system
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upgrades.
• Must be capable of preparing technical plans and summary reports, as well as demonstrating
strong coordination and communication skills
• Must have strong accident analysis and problem-solving capability.
• Proficiency in English Language.
• Strong communication and reporting skills.
Technician- - • Minimum 8 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 12 years of experience for
Maintenance Diploma/ equivalent degree in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
[Instrumentati • Minimum 5 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
on and higher.
Control (I&C) • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
system size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
system] • Hands on experience on the maintenance of I&C system of large USC Coal fired power
plant.
• Ability to work in physically demanding conditions, including standing for long periods,
climbing, and working in confined spaces.
• Proficiency in handling controls and performing manual tasks.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Ability to work in shifts, including nights and weekends.
• Good communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team.
• Physically fit to work in high-temperature, high-pressure environments.
• Capable of working in the field with a cooperative mindset alongside owner staff
• Fluent in English Language.
Workshop Bachelor or Diploma in • Minimum 8 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 12 years of experience for
Machinist Electrical & Diploma/ equivalent degree in large USC thermal power plant maintenance.
(Technician) Electronic/Mechanical • Minimum 5 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
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Engineering or higher.
equivalent • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
• Hands on experience on workshop management, fabrication and welding, workshop
resource allocation, equipment repair, preventive, predictive and breakdown maintenance
techniques.
• Hands on experience on operation and maintenance of lathe machine. Milling machine,
Balancing machine, Boring machine, Shaper machine, Furnace etc.
• Familiar with the operation and maintenance of all type of mobile equipment’s in workshop.
• Fluent in English Language.
• Good communication and reporting skills.
Welding Bachelor or Diploma in • Minimum 10 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 15 years of experience for
Supervisor Electrical & Diploma/ equivalent degree in large thermal power plant maintenance.
(Technician) Electronic/Mechanical • Minimum 8 years of experience in similar role in USC CFPP with unit size 600MW or
Engineering or higher.
equivalent • Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
• Hands on experience on high pressure welding, arc welding, gas welding, TIG welding,
MIG welding etc.
• Candidate having certification in welding inspection is preferred.
• Fluent in English Language.
• Good communication and reporting skills.
Scaffolding B.Sc/ Diploma/ • Minimum 10 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 15 years of experience for
Supervisor Institutional certificate Diploma/ institutional certificate or equivalent in large thermal power plant/ heavy industry
(Technician) or equivalent maintenance.
• Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
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Background
size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
• Must Have scaffolding related certification.
• Ability to work in physically demanding conditions, including standing for long periods,
climbing, and working in confined spaces.
• Proficiency in handling controls and performing manual tasks.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Ability to work in shifts, including nights and weekends.
• Good communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team.
• Physically fit to work in high-temperature, high-pressure environments.
• Capable of working in the field with a cooperative mindset alongside owner staff
• Fluent in English Language.
Rigger B.Sc/ Diploma/ • Minimum 10 years of experience for B.Sc/ equivalent degree or 15 years of experience for
Supervisor Institutional certificate Diploma/ institutional certificate/ equivalent degree in large thermal power plant
(Technician) maintenance.
• Candidates having additional experience in USC thermal power plant maintenance with unit
size 600MW or higher will earn extra points.
• Ability to work in physically demanding conditions, including standing for long periods,
climbing, and working in confined spaces.
• Proficiency in handling controls and performing manual tasks.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Ability to work in shifts, including nights and weekends.
• Good communication skills and ability to work effectively in a team.
• Physically fit to work in high-temperature, high-pressure environments.
• Capable of working in the field with a cooperative mindset alongside owner staff
• Fluent in English Language.
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Background
EHS • Education: Bachelor’s Qualifications and Experience:
Specialist degree in Engineering • Experience: Minimum 10 years in EHS management, preferably in a coal power plant/
(Environmental, heavy industry or thermal power plant.
Mechanical, Electrical, • Certifications: NEBOSH IGC (mandatory), ISO 14001 Environmental Management,
or Chemical), OSHA 30/40, NFPA Fire Safety, or equivalent.
Occupational Safety, or Skills:
Environmental Science. • Strong knowledge of hazard identification, risk assessment, and accident investigation
& HSE monitoring.
• Fire safety expertise, including fire suppression, alarm systems, and emergency
response.
• Proficiency in safety management systems (ISO 45001, ISO 14001).
• Familiarity with confined space entry, working at height, and hazardous materials
safety.
• Strong communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
• Computer proficiency (MS Office, safety reporting software, fire alarm monitoring
systems)
• Proficiency in English (Mandatory) – clear reporting and communication skills.
Assistant • Diploma or Bachelor’s Qualifications and Experience:
Safety & degree in Engineering, • Experience: Minimum 7 years in an industrial safety role, preferably in a power plant
Environment Occupational Safety, or or heavy industry.
al Officer / Environmental Science. • Certifications: NEBOSH IGC (preferred), Fire Safety Certification (NFPA, Fire
Supervisor Marshal Training, or equivalent), OSHA 30, IOSH Managing Safely, or equivalent.
Skills:

• Knowledge of industrial safety and fire protection systems.

• Familiarity with fire suppression systems, alarm monitoring, and emergency response.
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Background
• Strong observational and reporting skills.
• Basic computer skills for documentation and reporting.
• Ability to communicate safety and fire concerns effectively.
• Proficiency in English (Mandatory) – clear reporting and communication skills.