Electricenergyonline
O&M Technician DTE Energy Location: Ohio Category: Technician
Electricenergyonline, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States, 45208
Job Summary
Location: St. Bernard, OH
The person holding this position will be responsible for the safe and efficient operation of all utility plant equipment and assist with maintenance tasks as assigned.
Key Accountabilities
Performs all station shift operation and maintenance, including startup and shutdown of main plant components and auxiliaries
Perform operations in accordance with established SOPs and job safety standards
Respond to abnormalities and take corrective actions consistent with established operating procedures and good engineering practice
Conducts routine tours of the plant to inspect equipment; provides feedback to other employees
Complies with all site safety requirements and procedures. Identifies safety hazards and takes corrective actions, as necessary
Maintains accuracy of shift operating logs, records, time sheets, work orders and other administrative documents related to the power plant
Performs routine cycle chemistry testing and makes the necessary adjustments to optimize efficiency. Checks daily consumption rates of chemicals, gasses, fuels, water, and other consumables; monitors inventories and initiates action to replenish when appropriate
Performs plant switching and tagging of equipment in accordance with approved procedures and prudent operations and maintenance practices
Performs electrical and mechanical inspections, trouble‑shooting, and maintenance tasks under direction of Management when assigned
Investigates plant problems, incidents, accidents, and unusual events, and provides analyses, recommendations, reports, and appropriate follow‑up plans
Reads and records gauges and meters. Performs routine operational test and adjustments on all power plant systems and components, as required
Develops, assists, and revises operations and maintenance related procedures
Performs and maintains housekeeping standards and duties
Performs routine preventive and predictive maintenance on all systems and equipment; supports corrective maintenance efforts on selected equipment when properly trained or supervised
Becomes lead system representative on assigned systems
Performs other duties necessary to fulfill plant requirements
Communicates with other company personnel on‑site and at other locations. Represents the company in dealing with the public, steam and power customers, vendors, contractors, regulators, and other non‑company personnel
Assist other team members and works with all departments to support the operation in achieving its goals
Willingness to work scheduled and unscheduled overtime and respond to off‑hour call‑ins when contacted by phone
Qualifications
A high school diploma or GED, four years of experience and license is required
Must be AUO qualified
An associate degree is preferred
Must have knowledge of utility and power plant mechanical and electrical equipment, including chillers motors, pumps, fluid systems, chemical handling, wastewater treatment systems, centrifugal air compressors, AC and DC electrical distribution and control systems, etc. and associated maintenance functions to provide for the following: Ability to learn and become proficient in all site specific systems and subsystems
Knowledge of power plant safety, policies, and procedures, especially in area such as chemical handling, high-energy systems, confined spaces, first aid, rotating machinery, and heavy equipment
Knowledge of and ability to understand fundamental principles related to physics, mathematics, AC & DC electrical theory, heat transfer and fluid flow, thermal dynamics, and chemistry
Knowledge of and experience in mechanical maintenance, rigging, rotating machine repair, fabrication, machine alignment, basic vibration analysis, and using electrical test equipment Knowledge of chemistry and power plant chemical applications Ability to operate valves, switches, controls, keyboards, and other devices associated with power plants
Ability to use basic hand tools, portable electric and pneumatic tools, and basic rigging equipment such as winches, hoists, and slings
Ability to locate, troubleshoot, and adjust defects in mechanical equipment and/or maintain, install, modify, and troubleshoot plant electrical systems and equipment
Ability to communicate verbally and in writing
Ability to operate and maintain various analytical and test equipment
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The person holding this position will be responsible for the safe and efficient operation of all utility plant equipment and assist with maintenance tasks as assigned.
Key Accountabilities
Performs all station shift operation and maintenance, including startup and shutdown of main plant components and auxiliaries
Perform operations in accordance with established SOPs and job safety standards
Respond to abnormalities and take corrective actions consistent with established operating procedures and good engineering practice
Conducts routine tours of the plant to inspect equipment; provides feedback to other employees
Complies with all site safety requirements and procedures. Identifies safety hazards and takes corrective actions, as necessary
Maintains accuracy of shift operating logs, records, time sheets, work orders and other administrative documents related to the power plant
Performs routine cycle chemistry testing and makes the necessary adjustments to optimize efficiency. Checks daily consumption rates of chemicals, gasses, fuels, water, and other consumables; monitors inventories and initiates action to replenish when appropriate
Performs plant switching and tagging of equipment in accordance with approved procedures and prudent operations and maintenance practices
Performs electrical and mechanical inspections, trouble‑shooting, and maintenance tasks under direction of Management when assigned
Investigates plant problems, incidents, accidents, and unusual events, and provides analyses, recommendations, reports, and appropriate follow‑up plans
Reads and records gauges and meters. Performs routine operational test and adjustments on all power plant systems and components, as required
Develops, assists, and revises operations and maintenance related procedures
Performs and maintains housekeeping standards and duties
Performs routine preventive and predictive maintenance on all systems and equipment; supports corrective maintenance efforts on selected equipment when properly trained or supervised
Becomes lead system representative on assigned systems
Performs other duties necessary to fulfill plant requirements
Communicates with other company personnel on‑site and at other locations. Represents the company in dealing with the public, steam and power customers, vendors, contractors, regulators, and other non‑company personnel
Assist other team members and works with all departments to support the operation in achieving its goals
Willingness to work scheduled and unscheduled overtime and respond to off‑hour call‑ins when contacted by phone
Qualifications
A high school diploma or GED, four years of experience and license is required
Must be AUO qualified
An associate degree is preferred
Must have knowledge of utility and power plant mechanical and electrical equipment, including chillers motors, pumps, fluid systems, chemical handling, wastewater treatment systems, centrifugal air compressors, AC and DC electrical distribution and control systems, etc. and associated maintenance functions to provide for the following: Ability to learn and become proficient in all site specific systems and subsystems
Knowledge of power plant safety, policies, and procedures, especially in area such as chemical handling, high-energy systems, confined spaces, first aid, rotating machinery, and heavy equipment
Knowledge of and ability to understand fundamental principles related to physics, mathematics, AC & DC electrical theory, heat transfer and fluid flow, thermal dynamics, and chemistry
Knowledge of and experience in mechanical maintenance, rigging, rotating machine repair, fabrication, machine alignment, basic vibration analysis, and using electrical test equipment Knowledge of chemistry and power plant chemical applications Ability to operate valves, switches, controls, keyboards, and other devices associated with power plants
Ability to use basic hand tools, portable electric and pneumatic tools, and basic rigging equipment such as winches, hoists, and slings
Ability to locate, troubleshoot, and adjust defects in mechanical equipment and/or maintain, install, modify, and troubleshoot plant electrical systems and equipment
Ability to communicate verbally and in writing
Ability to operate and maintain various analytical and test equipment
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