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A Power Distributor or Plant Operator operates equipment to controls and monitor the flow of electricity from power plants.

$73,037 / year median in Maryland

+8% projected growth

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Title:
Shift Supervisor Location:
Baltimore, MD Pay:
$50
  • 55/hr
  • Relocation Assistance
  • Full Benefits Schedule:
    Dupont Schedule
  • In/Out 6:00 Why Work Here?
This position is stationed on a stable power plant leading a team 6 individuals in the department providing leadership, technical guidance, and emergency response as needed for the facility. This plant has over 10 years left on their operating contracts with strong viability and an additional $40+MM being spent on upgrades long term. If you enjoy leading teams in a fast paced generation environment with the opportunity to grow in a premier power company with sites across the U.S. then apply now!
Job Description:
Ability to work rotating shift work as required to support the staffing of the facility Controls the operating systems at a facility for steam generation including, but not limited to condensate, feed water, boilers, turbine / generator, service water systems, fuel & ash handling, auxiliary systems, electrical distribution, fire systems, air pollution controls and various computer networks. Continuous monitoring of operational and emissions data. Must have a working knowledge of distributive control system (DCS) and continuous emission monitoring system (CEMS) and be able to read and interpret gauges, recorders, and alarm annunciators to quickly determine plant operating conditions. Must be able to promptly and effectively communicate plant conditions and take corrective actions as needed. Maintain up-to-date logs and perform calculations to determine any indications of abnormal operating conditions. The Plant Operator is responsible for notifying the Shift Supervisor of any abnormal conditions and dispatching field operators to take necessary corrective actions. Detect and respond to changing plant conditions for efficient operation with emphasis on maximizing plant safety, environmental compliance. The Plant Operator will monitor operating parameters and maintain direct communication with fuel (refuse) handling to ensure proper fuel mixture of boilers. They will make necessary changes to ensure proper combustion (burnout) of the refuse to meet production goals and stay within environmental and safety guidelines #ENG1