Plant Hand Team A

Description

• Debmarine Namibia requires the services of a Plant Hand
• The successful incumbent will carry out duties in the operation of the treatment plant that are necessary to achieve production goals and to reliably deliver the right work at the right time
• The incumbent will be required to spend 28 days at sea followed by 28 days ashore and will be required to undertake the following activities

Duties

• Performs pre-start checks for abnormalities on equipment and assist Process Operator by physically checking whether plant is functioning after starting and stopping of treatment plants
• Keeps Process Operator informed on physical condition of the operational treatment plant, through continuous running inspections of the various pieces of equipment for anomalies
• Executes cleaning and maintenance functions in the plant as instructed by the MPS, Process Controller or the Process Operator
• Implements appropriate action to the occurrence of critical parameter anomalies in the treatment plant and provide feedback on the status of the situation as directed by supervisor
• Conducts scheduled efficiency tests with the Process Operator, as directed by Process Controller, on the various sections of the plant, and records the relevant equipment measurements as required by test procedures
• Inspects, replaces and adding of plant consumables to ensure effective operation of the treatment plant
• Removes waste where necessary to ensure that treatment plant and all of its equipment is kept clean

Requisites

• Grade 12
• Relevant DBMN in-house plant training modules completed
• Two (2) year’s processing plant experience
• Competencies:
• Liaison and interpersonal skills at all levels
• Be able to work independently and deliver results
• Be able to cope with pressure and setbacks
• Follow instructions and meet customer expectations

Notes

• Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted
• Preference will be given to Namibian citizens and designated persons as prescribed by the Namibian Affirmative Action Act
• Women and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply