Junior Rmc Engineer

Overview

The role of the Jr. RMC engineer is to provide customers with technical and operations-related support related to performance, operation, and maintenance of thermal power plant equipment including boiler/HRSG, gas turbines, steam turbines, generators, balance of plant, and auxiliary systems. The Remote Monitoring Center operates on a standard daytime shift with additional shifts to be added as dictated by customer demand. The RMC engineers are required to work scheduled shifts to assure continuous operation and service.

Responsibilities

• Generate reports and conduct presentations for Remote Monitoring Service to clients on-site/online.
• Assist in presenting detailed customer-oriented information on the functions of the RMC and related software capabilities.
• Prepare technical presentation on RMC capability for demonstration during client visits to Global Service Center.
• Coordinate with Japan-based engineering team on development of remote monitoring menu for conventional thermal power plants.
• Proactively monitor remote site operations and provide analysis of equipment operation during scheduled shift.
• Communicate technical information to Global Service Center customers for the purpose of equipment reliability.
• Able to utilize plant documents such as but not limited to; P&ID, logic diagram, O&M, and other supporting documents.
• Provide root-cause analysis and operations reports to engineering department and clients upon request.
• Review customer data and provide recommendations for improvement on all policies, procedures, operations, and technical issues.
• Support all areas of RMC Engineering and Anomaly Detection operations.
• Coordinate with other RMC locations in local/overseas as required for service support and issue resolutions.
• Utilize anomaly detection tools, analyze data, and provide output/report(s) containing the details of observations and recommendations.
• Report activities and feedback any claim or suggest by customer to superior.
• Action for any assignments by superior, which includes trainings, seminars and dispatches on-site local or overseas.

Education level and/or relevant experience

• Minimum of Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical, Electrical Engineering; ECE, and other Engineering and Technical courses.
• Registered Mechanical Engineer or Registered Electrical Engineer is preferred
• Fresh graduate or with less than 1-year of experience and/or more than 1 year working experience in Power Plant Operation in Thermal Power Plants
• On-the-job training in a Power Plant is a plus.

Knowledge and skills (general and technical)

• Knowledge of power plant control and instrumentation
• Familiarity with power plant operations and key metrics
• Can interpret and apply technical drawings, procedures, and other relevant documentation to resolve operational / reliability issues
• Ability to identify customer's needs and issues requiring resolution
• Excellent command of spoken and written English
• Japanese language proficiency (N4 or higher) is desirable
• Knowledge of Quality Management
• (SHEQ – Safety, Health, Environment and Quality)
• Knowledge of local laws and regulations
• Knowledge of interconnection and grid code is desirable

Other requirements(licenses, certifications, specialized training, physical or mental abilities required)

• Outgoing and positive personality
• Effective and clear communicator
• Analytical and problem-solving skill
• Organized and attention to detail
• May be required to travel on occasion for site visit / survey / presentations
• Knowledge of new control software and technology
• Knowledge of plant asset management software a plus
• Maintain level of market, technical and industry knowledge through training
• Proficient in the use of Microsoft Office products (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint), Adobe Acrobat, and the Internet (PI and Smart Signal experience is a plus)
• Candidate should be proficient with manipulation of large data sets for analysis in Excel

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