Team Lead-Turbine
Adani Power is seeking a Team Lead for their Turbine area in Korba to oversee maintenance and operational excellence of C&I systems. The role involves managing corrective maintenance, overhauling activities, DCS/DEH system functionality, and team leadership for instrumentation maintenance. Candidates must have extensive experience in control and instrumentation within heavy industry or power generation. The position requires strong budgeting skills, safety compliance enforcement, and technical coordination.
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Experience
13+ years
Function
Engineering
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Adani Power is seeking a Team Lead for their Turbine area in Korba to oversee maintenance and operational excellence of C&I systems. The role involves managing corrective maintenance, overhauling activities, DCS/DEH system functionality, and team leadership for instrumentation maintenance. Candidates must have extensive experience in control and instrumentation within heavy industry or power generation. The position requires strong budgeting skills, safety compliance enforcement, and technical coordination.
TAL's take
Solid senior leadership role in a large-scale power infrastructure project with clearly defined operational and maintenance responsibilities.
The JD provides a highly detailed breakdown of responsibilities spanning maintenance, budgeting, team leadership, and instrumentation systems specific to the turbine area.
Must haves
- Bachelor's degree in C&I or Electronics & Communication or equivalent
- 13+ years experience in maintenance and operations
- Experience in control and instrumentation systems
- Ability to manage corrective maintenance and overhauling activities
Tools and skills
About the company
Adani Group is a major conglomerate with significant infrastructure presence, though this specific subsidiary office is not a primary global tech-hub.
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