Rover Operator

Job description / Role

Basic Function and Scope :
- Field Operation of assigned facilities/unit by monitoring performance of static and rotating equipment. Inspecting for functionality fire protection and safety equipment. - Making adjustments to process equipment as instructed. First line intervention in case of fire, fluid leaks and injury.

Tasks and Duties :
a. Checks and observes on an ongoing basis, the proper functioning of assigned equipment by reading gauges, levels, amperages and recording such findings on a log sheet, identifying the equipment, the specific readings and time and date of occurrence. Informs the Shift Supervisor or Panel Operator of any unusual observations such as noise, spillage, critical gauge readings and leakage, making process adjustments in accordance with instructions from the Panel Operator. Performs hand-over activity at the end of his shift to ensure that his replacement is aware of any condition that require special attention in order to maintain safe and efficient production.
b. Checks the pressure and proper condition of all safety and fire equipment in his designated area such as checking of seals and pressure gauges, verifying the condition of hoses and fire blankets, and reporting any abnormal findings to the Panel Operator.Ensures compliance with safe operations procedures, Includes following up and checking the log sheets, comparing with panel readings,
reporting to Supervisor any anomalies and making any necessary adjustments such as checking and topping tank levels and adjusting rates. Complies with all safety and fire regulations, including the use of protective clothing and equipment and ensures that personnel working in the area comply with safety procedures. Maintains the area in a clean and safe condition.
c. Assists in the preparation for maintenance of assigned static equipment in accordance with Daily Instructions by performing under detailed instructions a number of preparatory activities such as purging of vessels, closing of valves, draining of pumps and cooling down heaters. Continuous monitoring of on-going maintenance activities in the designated work area and commissioning of repaired or maintained equipment to ensure functionality of redundancy.
d. Takes and records in both field and local ITR control rooms a variety of parameters as required a variety of readings, such as gas flows, temperatures, levels, flow rates and vibrations, and records unusual occurrences after reporting them to Control Room.
e. Starts up, shot-downs, isolates and adjusts flow rates, levels and temperatures on pumps, motor, tanks, loading arms, compressors and flares as instructed. Operates PLC from ITR.
f. Manually adjusts or assist others in adjusting a variety of valves governing rates of flow, levels of pressure and chemical feed, to ensure correct output. Takes independent action to ensure the maintenance of specified operating conditions and mixing and adjusting chemical feed, lubricating various mechanisms as required.
g. Responsible for the support of Company Safety, environment and Quality policies and programs, and carrying out specific duties and responsibilities related to his job as spelled out in Management system documentation policies, procedures, local documentation, Management System Manual, Safety manual and other related documents.
h. Carries out other similar or related duties such as assisting Operators in other units during start-up, collecting samples, taking samples to the laboratory if urgently needed; collecting chemicals assisting in fire fighting, etc. Also ensure that all equipments is kept free of oil and grease and that the area is kept tidy during emergencies. Assist with fire fighting in case of major fire.

Work Contracts:
Internal contacts on a frequent basis with other operations and maintenance personnel at own level to receive operating instructions and for on-site coordination of work activities, particularly during maintenance shut-downs and isolation procedures.

Requirements

Minimum Requirements :
a. Completion off HSC (12th Std) education followed by 1 Years formal training .
b. 5 years in plant operations or utilities in the oil or gas processing industry including proper on Job Training (hands on training) in Plant Operation or Utilities.
c. Fair working knowledge of English. Ability to communicate clearly and concisely on LNG Plant Radio Network.

About the Company

Established in 1987, Orion Group achieved consistent growth over the ensuing 21 years to become a global leader in providing personnel to the Engineering Industry:

• Construction
• Oil & Gas
• Power & Utilities
• Aerospace
• Rail
• Mining
• IT & Telecoms
• Office & Commercial

We are currently recruiting for a number of $billion construction projects in the Middle East and we have a number of immediate positions to fill.

Orion Group has 3 offices located in the Middle East and another 25 offices worldwide.