Control Room Coordinator - Commissioning & Operation Readiness (C&OR)

Pertambangan – Operasional (Pertambangan, Sumber Daya Alam & Energi); Nusa Tenggara Barat; On-site; IDR 100,000,000 - 200,000,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Control Room Coordinator to oversee the safe and efficient commissioning of plant operations. In this pivotal role, you will act as the main point of control during commissioning phases, ensuring real-time monitoring and compliance with safety standards. You'll collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and lead shift operations, making critical decisions under pressure. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to a transformative organization committed to operational excellence and sustainability while fostering innovative thinking among its employees.

Qualifications

• 8-10 years in mineral processing plants, with 5 years as Senior Control Room Operator.
• Hands-on experience with DCS, PLC, and SCADA control systems.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate control room operations during commissioning and early operations.
• Monitor plant performance and troubleshoot issues as necessary.

Skills

Analytical Skills

Troubleshooting Skills

Communication Skills

Leadership Skills

Ability to read P&IDs

Education

Diploma in Engineering

Bachelor's Degree in Engineering

Tools

DCS

PLC

SCADA

Job description

The Control Room Coordinator will be responsible for coordinating and supervising the safe, efficient, and compliant commissioning and start-up activities of all plant units from the control room environment. The role includes:

Acting as the main point of control room operations during commissioning and early operational readiness phases.

Overseeing real-time monitoring, start-up sequences, shutdowns, emergency responses, and process adjustments.

Collaborating closely with field operators, engineering, commissioning, maintenance, and vendor teams.

Ensuring control system integrity (DCS, PLC, SCADA) during commissioning phases (C2, C3, C4).

Validating process parameters and operational strategies aligned with design and safety standards.

Supporting alarm management, tuning, and system interlocks verification.

Training, coaching, and mentoring Control Room Operators in commissioning and normal operations.

Driving the transition from commissioning into stable operation, ensuring proper documentation and operational handover to the Operations team.

Key Responsibilities:

Operate the DCS/SCADA system during commissioning and early operation activities.

Execute commissioning procedures, startup, and shutdown sequences according to the commissioning plan.

Coordinate and lead shift operations during commissioning (may include 24/7 shift support).

Monitor plant performance, troubleshoot issues, and escalate as necessary.

Interface with vendors and engineering teams for technical support on system operation.

Participate in system walkdowns, pre-commissioning checks, function tests (loop, interlock, ESD system tests).

Assist in the development and continuous updating of control room operational procedures.

Ensure all operations comply with site safety regulations and best commissioning practices.

Record and report commissioning progress, incidents, plant status, and abnormalities.

Support process optimization initiatives post-commissioning, such as alarm rationalization and advanced control implementation.

Education:

Diploma or Bachelor's Degree in Engineering (Process, Chemical, Metallurgical, Electrical, or Instrumentation) or equivalent technical discipline.

Experience:

Minimum 8–10 years of experience in a mineral processing plant (Copper/Gold preferred) with at least:

5 years working as a Senior Control Room Operator or Control Room Supervisor.

2 years in commissioning/start-up activities (pre-commissioning, cold commissioning, hot commissioning phases).

Hands-on experience with DCS, PLC, and SCADA control systems (preferably ABB, Siemens, Honeywell, Yokogawa, or Emerson).

Familiarity with commissioning standards, safe work practices, and risk management processes (e.g., PTW, LOTO, SIMOPS).

Proven experience managing plant operations under dynamic conditions during start-up and shutdowns.

Experience in mining operations (preferably in grinding, flotation, thickening, dewatering, or concentrate handling processes) is highly advantageous.

Skills:

Strong analytical and troubleshooting skills.

Ability to read and interpret P&IDs, control narratives, cause & effect diagrams.

Excellent communication and coordination skills across multi-disciplinary teams.

High level of safety awareness and leadership.

Capable of working under pressure and in a 24/7 shift environment if required during peak commissioning phases.

Certifications (Preferred but not mandatory):

Control system operation and safety certifications.

First Aid & Emergency Response training.

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Mining, Minerals & Metals 1,001-5,000 employees

Amman Mineral International (AMMAN) is the second-largest copper-and-gold mining company in Indonesia, operating the Batu Hijau mine on the island of Sumbawa. In all aspects of business and operations, AMMAN adheres to international standards of corporate governance, sustainability, and environmental responsibility.

The corporate vision is to be a transformative organization creating a legacy of best. This vision reflects the commitment to achieve excellence in all operational aspects. Through optimal operational efficiency and astute financial management, AMMAN can maintain a cost of production lower than sales revenue even during the most-challenging phases of a market cycle.

AMMAN continues to encourage “brave thinking” from all employees. Innovative ideas, from whatever source, are evaluated without prejudice and implemented if found useful. This concept is also applied to programs to improve the welfare of local communities. Through “brave thinking”, AMMAN has become a role model for other business entities striving for operational excellence and good environmental stewardship.

Amman Mineral International (AMMAN) is the second-largest copper-and-gold mining company in Indonesia, operating the Batu Hijau mine on the island of Sumbawa. In all aspects of business and operations, AMMAN adheres to international standards of corporate governance, sustainability, and environmental responsibility.

The corporate vision is to be a transformative organization creating a legacy of best. This vision reflects the commitment to achieve excellence in all operational aspects. Through optimal operational efficiency and astute financial management, AMMAN can maintain a cost of production lower than sales revenue even during the most-challenging phases of a market cycle.

AMMAN continues to encourage “brave thinking” from all employees. Innovative ideas, from whatever source, are evaluated without prejudice and implemented if found useful. This concept is also applied to programs to improve the welfare of local communities. Through “brave thinking”, AMMAN has become a role model for other business entities striving for operational excellence and good environmental stewardship.