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Purpose/ Mission
- To assist the Operational Planning program for the Electrical, Instrument and High voltage discipline, through to Hot commissioning. Note: a new PD will cover the role once Operational.
- To help build a culture of excellence in Safety, Efficiency, Reliability and Teamwork.
- To strive for cost effective solutions to minimize the future Operational cost base.
Key Responsibilities
1. Apply academic learning to the workplace environment
2. Participate in project teams to achieve work outcomes
3. Provide reports, analysis and research on relevant issues as directed
4. Undertake professional and personal development to complement on job learning
5. Carry out duties in accordance with JMCS’s safety, environmental and people policy, safety principles, corporate values and strategies
6. Investigation, inspections and collection of data / conditions for design/asset purposes
3. Design of various infrastructure projects in accordance with design briefs and directions, applying best practice design principles and standards
4. Prepare cost estimates and specifications supporting designs, appropriate for procurement purposes
5. Administration duties as associated with Operational Planning, asset, and project management
6. Project management for minor electrical, instrumentation or HV projects, including preparation of documentation such as project plans, Gantt charts and specifications for minor projects
8. Assist with creation of Electrical procedures for all plant.
9. Assist with creation of training documentation.
9. Assist with completing the items on the Operational Planning gantt as directed.
10. Other general duties as directed by the direct Supervisor
Operational Readiness Plan
- The Operational readiness program aims to ensure that a well-trained and knowledgeable team are fully ready to Operate the new plant prior to Cold Commissioning of each facility. At cold commissioning the team will thread and operate the line under the control of the Commissioning Manager.
- of skills attained during a long history inside and outside of the steel industry.
Plant Construction
- Participate in the various stages of construction as required. This may also involve factory acceptance testing in other countries.
Training
- Participate in plant training programs.
- Attend local training facilities to complete further training where deemed necessary to compliment your position.
Safety
- Proactively be engaged in supporting a strong safety culture. Attend toolbox meetings. Engage in safety behaviours and recognizing unsafe acts and working closely with maintenance teams to build their safety culture.
- wear suitable protective clothing for the different types of work to guard against arc blast.
- Electrical and High voltage systems contain massive energy that represents significant risk to personnel and plant. Engender a culture that does not take risks such as exposure to live conductors, slow closing of any circuit breakers, non-testing before touching equipment etc, and this needs to apply in a 24-hour rotating shift basis.
Electrical, Instrumentation and High voltage
- In the absence of in country standards, identify and apply a sensible approach to Electrical, Instrument and High voltage processes and safety based on world norms and your practical experience.
- The Electrical/Instrument Equipment utilized in the steel industry is complex and requires precision skills. Many of our new employees will lack the safety and precision skills to work on this type of equipment. This may require working with local skills colleagues to bridge the gap and potentially a pseudo trade training program including electrical measurement, reading circuit diagrams, trouble shooting and electrical fitting etc.