Operations- Control Room Operator
$55,000 - $65,000 per year
ApplyOperations- Control Room Operator
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$55,000 - $65,000 per year
About the role
- Conduct Operator rounds
- Responds to all signals and alarms as soon as possible and notifies the COE and Ops Manager when generation is or may be impacted.
- Operates the generators via SCADA and from the Control Board if Control System is interrupted at the discretion of Ops Manager
- Performs LOTO of hydraulic, mechanical, main and auxiliary electrical equipment.
- Ability to read electrical and mechanical prints
- Performs all Filter Water Plant and Sewage Plant duties in absence of Water and Sewage Treatment Plant Operator
- Performs high voltage switching for 460V, 13kV, 69kV, and 115kV equipment
- Secures all exterior doors and gates after hours.
- Responsible for cleaning of cooling water strainers, Emergency Diesel generator room and the generator bulbs.
- Must be able to physically lift over 50 pounds repeatedly in a shift when assigned to strainer cleaning duty
- Performs assigned Work Orders.
- Performs other related duties as assigned or necessary.
- Ensures the station is in compliance with all regulatory agencies (FERC, NERC, and OSHA) and in accordance with all Safe Harbor station orders and procedures.
- Responsible for carrying out all safety rules and station orders.
- Responsible for logging critical plant operations in the electronic log
- Reports all events that occur regardless of whether they appear important or not to the Ops Manager including, but not limited to conduct of personnel; station disturbances, no matter how slight; accidents; etc.
- In a declared emergency, the Power Plant Operator shall assume the duties of "Plant Emergency Director" until relieved.
- Maintains a good rapport and positive working relationship with employees and outside contacts at all times.
- Must maintain a current drivers license for operating company vehicles.
- The Power Plant Operator is expected to have comprehensive knowledge on the proper operation of all equipment.
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