Field Operator: Plant Ops & Safety Compliance

ACWA Power; Saudi Arabia; On-site; SAR 180,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

ACWA Power is seeking a Shift Charge Engineer/CCR Operator for a power and desalination plant in Saudi Arabia. You will monitor plant conditions, follow SOPs, and support safe start-up and shutdown activities.

Ideal candidates have 4+ years in plant operations, with a Diploma or Bachelor’s in engineering, and preferably Middle East experience. Strong safety and communication skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Diploma or Bachelor's degree in engineering or related field.
• Minimum 4 years of experience in power and/or desalination plant operations.
• Experience in the Middle East preferred.

Responsibilities

• Comply with safety rules and regulations and be familiar with firefighting equipment in the assigned area.
• Follow the instructions of the Shift Supervisor and Shift Charge Engineer and CCR Operator.
• Be familiar with plant P&IDs, SOPs, and work instructions.
• Monitor operating parameters and record periodic readings on log sheets.
• Summarize all activities and events in the shift logbook.
• Inspect areas and equipment to ensure parameters stay within limits.
• Report abnormalities to the CCR Operator and coordinate with maintenance for isolation and line-up.
• Maintain housekeeping and clean-up after maintenance work.
• Assist in training new operators and report deviations to QHSE.

Skills

Safety awareness

OH&S knowledge

Communication skills

Plant operation knowledge

Emergency procedures

Education

Diploma or Bachelor's in relevant field

4+ years power/desalination ops

Job description

ACWA Power is seeking a Shift Charge Engineer/CCR Operator for a power and desalination plant in Saudi Arabia. You will monitor plant conditions, follow SOPs, and support safe start-up and shutdown activities.

Ideal candidates have 4+ years in plant operations, with a Diploma or Bachelor’s in engineering, and preferably Middle East experience. Strong safety and communication skills are essential.