Patrolman (Mechanical Engineer) - Field Operator

The Power Plant Patrolman (Mechanical Engineer) is responsible for ensuring the safe, efficient, and reliable operation of mechanical systems and auxiliary equipment throughout the plant. This role includes the routine monitoring, inspection, operation, and maintenance of key mechanical assets such as pumps, valves, compressors, and the standby diesel generator. The patrolman also performs start-up, shutdown, and changeover procedures, promptly identifies abnormal conditions, and responds effectively to alarms and emergencies. In close coordination with the control room and maintenance teams, the role provides technical feedback, assists in troubleshooting, and actively participates in both scheduled and unplanned maintenance activities.

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, with practical experience in power systems and industrial equipment.

Minimum of 4 years of hands-on experience in mechanical engineering, preferably within power generation facilities, thermal plants, or heavy industrial environments.

Comprehensive understanding of mechanical design principles, including thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, materials science, and industrial manufacturing processes relevant to power plant systems.

Proven ability to perform regular equipment inspections, diagnostics, and routine patrols to ensure the safe and efficient operation of mechanical systems, including turbines, pumps, compressors, valves, piping systems, and heat exchangers.

Skilled in troubleshooting and supporting the installation, maintenance, and repair of mechanical equipment, ensuring minimal downtime and compliance with operational standards.

Familiarity with industrial control systems, plant operation protocols, and auxiliary systems, including lubrication and cooling systems commonly used in power plants.

Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to effectively collaborate with shift teams.

Thorough knowledge of Quality, Health, Safety, and Environment (QHSE) management systems, with consistent adherence to safety procedures, risk assessments, and emergency response protocols during patrol and maintenance activities.

Capability to work independently with minimal supervision, particularly during shift-based operations, while also contributing positively to team-based maintenance or outage planning tasks.

Ensure the safe and efficient operation of plant equipment to meet availability, reliability, and environmental performance targets.

Monitor, inspect, operate, and record all plant parameters in the assigned area of responsibility.

Conduct regular start-up, shutdown, and changeover operations for mechanical systems and auxiliary equipment.

Identify and respond to abnormal operating conditions, alarms, or emergencies in a timely and effective manner.

Liaise effectively with control room engineers and other shift team members to coordinate plant operations.

Provide accurate feedback and technical support to maintenance teams to assist with troubleshooting and repairs.

Participate in scheduled and unscheduled maintenance activities, ensuring equipment is safely tested before returning to service.

Perform regular patrols and inspections to detect faults based on noise, temperature, vibration, or visual indicators.

Maintain accurate and up-to-date shift logs, equipment status records, and operational reports.

Support and implement all company Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) procedures and standards.

Operate plant equipment such as valves, pumps, compressors, and the standby generator (BSDG), as per operational requirements.

Participate in periodic maintenance tasks such as oil changes, engine cleaning, water washing, and filter replacements.

Assist in the preparation of technical reports during overhauls, repairs, and inspections of mechanical equipment.

Guide maintenance teams in troubleshooting and solving mechanical faults affecting plant performance.

Monitor condition-based performance data and support predictive maintenance strategies.

Assist in spare parts specification and procurement processes for mechanical systems.

• Coordinate with DABS NLCC and AGE dispatching for load scheduling and reporting, including drafting clear communication reports.
• Operate vehicles and lifting equipment such as forklifts and man lifts safely during maintenance and inspection tasks.
• Take initiative in identifying mechanical maintenance needs and proactively contribute to improving plant performance and reliability.

Perform housekeeping tasks and minor operational repairs during routine inspections.

Carry out any other duties assigned by the Control Room Engineer, Shift Charge Engineer, or O&M Manager.

Applicants should submit their cover letter and CV to [email protected] no later than October 31, 2026 In the subject line of the e-mail, please mention (Patrolman BP-2409-26). Kindly combine the covering letter and CV into one PDF document and avoid sending us certificates and other large-sized documents at this stage; otherwise, your application will be dismissed.