Control Room Supervisor

NAES

11h•$54 - $65•Onsite

About The Position

The Control Room Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the continuous monitoring of plant systems to ensure optimal performance. This role manages alarms and upset conditions by coordinating corrective actions and leads the execution of plant shutdown and start-up procedures, ensuring that generating requirements are met safely and efficiently. The Control Room Supervisor ensures all equipment operates according to approved procedures, guidelines, and technical manuals while fostering a culture of safety and compliance within the control room team.

Requirements

Extensive experience in power plant operations, with a focus on control room management and system monitoring. Preferred experience in the direct operation of a combined cycle large frame gas turbine power plant.
Strong understanding of plant equipment, systems, and operational procedures, including turbine generators, combustion turbines, and HRSGs.
Theoretical and practical knowledge of combustion and steam turbine operations, closed system steam generation, industrial safety, hazardous waste management, and the inspection and recording of plant parameters.
Experience in water chemistry control, analysis of water conditions, water treatment facility operations, and chemical handling requirements.
Demonstrated leadership and supervisory experience, including the ability to direct and develop team members effectively.
Proven track record of adhering to safety and environmental regulations, with the ability to enforce compliance among team members.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills to effectively convey information to management and team members.
Must possess a valid, unrestricted U.S. driver’s license and ensure it remains in good standing at all times.

Nice To Haves

An Associate degree in Power Plant Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology, Process Technology, or a related field is desired, but not required. Alternatively, equivalent technical training in industrial maintenance or instrumentation and control, as well as relevant industry or military experience, may be considered.
Preferred experience in the direct operation of a combined cycle large frame gas turbine power plant.

Responsibilities

Oversee the start-up, operation, and shutdown of all equipment, including turbine generators, ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards.
Ensure the safe and efficient operation of all equipment, including combustion turbines, HRSGs, steam turbines, generators, and auxiliary systems.
Actively lead and participate in NAES Safety, Environmental, and Regulatory Compliance Programs, fostering a culture of safety among the team.
Promote personal accountability for safety by adhering to and enforcing all company safety and environmental rules, policies, and procedures.
Ensure timely and accurate completion of the daily log and other plant records, including electrical output, steam output, emissions output, fuel consumption, water consumption, and heat rates.
Conduct periodic reviews of logs and records to verify effective functioning of tag-out procedures, equipment status, and administrative systems.
Supervise the administrative maintenance of plant operating manuals, technical references, prints and diagrams, and preventive/predictive maintenance records.
Communicate plant abnormalities to personnel and management, ensuring a coordinated response to issues.
Monitor the performance of plant equipment and take appropriate corrective action when alarms are activated, coordinating with the operations team as necessary.
Provide direction and support to team members in task execution, ensuring efficiency and adherence to safety protocols.
Facilitate staff training and development, enhancing operational competency within the control room team.
Ensure accurate and complete shift handover, presenting and delivering all plant issues and concerns to incoming personnel, ensuring no shift relief occurs until properly briefed.
Maintain proficiency in the operation of all plant equipment, proactively monitoring systems to identify potential issues.
Lead troubleshooting efforts for technical issues and diagnose equipment failures/anomalies in collaboration with the technical team.
Direct control measures during plant upset conditions, including containment, control, and corrective actions.
Support maintenance activities during normal shifts and outages, coordinating with the maintenance team to optimize plant performance.
Collaborate with the Maintenance Team to execute maintenance plans, providing necessary support such as Lockout/Tagout, equipment identification, troubleshooting, and work request preparation.
Undertake additional tasks as directed by the Operations Manager, contributing to overall operational success.