Plant control operator vs turbine operator

Differences between plant control operator and turbine operator duties and responsibilities

Plant control operator example responsibilities.

• Coordinate and manage annual physical inventory as well as inventory valuation in accordance with Canadian GAAP.
• Implement Sarbanes-Oxley compliance with no significant gaps.
• Administer compliance of Sarbanes-Oxley requirements at plant level.
• Lead operations finance team to ensure timely and accurate financial reporting and costing consistent with internal policy and SOX requirements.
• Lead operations finance team to ensure timely and accurate financial reporting and costing consistent with internal policy and SOX requirements.

Turbine operator example responsibilities.

• Use TAGLINK to prepare LOTO for the equipment to be repair.
• Job require yearly training in first aide, CPR and fire fighting.
• Perform routine maintenance on pumps, valves, exchangers, air compressors, and condensers.
• Identify parameters indicative of an emergency condition and initiate designated actions, execute terminal shutdown and start-up procedures upon approval.
• Inspect and maintain fire and distribution pumps, turbines, boilers, and demineralizers.
• Operate and monitor the reverse osmosis water purification system and mix bed demineralizers.