Power Plant Manager $1,000 to $1,500 (Location: Construction Site in Pursat Province)

<b>Job Summary:</b>
The Power Plant Manager is responsible for the overall operations, maintenance, safety, and financial performance of a power generation facility. This role ensures the plant operates safely, efficiently, and reliably to meet energy production targets while strictly complying with environmental, safety, and government regulations. As the site's top leader, the Plant Manager supervises a multidisciplinary team of engineers, technicians, and operators, coordinates equipment maintenance and overhauls, and manages the plant's operational budget.

<b>Job Description </b>
<b>1. Hydro Operations & Water Management</b>
• Water Resource Optimization: Manage and optimize reservoir water levels, water flow, and dispatch schedules based on hydrological data, weather forecasts, and grid demand.
• Turbine Efficiency: Oversee the continuous operation and efficiency of hydro-specific generation assets including hydro-turbines (Francis, Kaplan, or Pelton), generators, governors, and main inlet valves (MIV).
• Grid Coordination: Maintain tight coordination with the Grid Load Dispatch Center to manage power generation targets, voltage regulation, ancillary services, and spinning reserves.
• Dam & Hydrological Safety: Oversee regular monitoring of dam safety instrumentation, spillway gate operations, intake structures, and penstock integrity to prevent structural failures.

<b>2. Maintenance & Long-Term Asset Integrity</b>
• Specialized Hydro Maintenance: Design and execute preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance programs for heavy electro-mechanical and hydro-mechanical equipment (e.g., stator/rotor windings, transformers, turbine runners, and cavitation repairs).
• Outage Management: Plan and lead major plant outages, annual maintenance shutdowns, generator rewinding, and capital upgrade projects.
• Silt & Debris Management: Oversee the operation of trash racks, trash raking machines, and desilting chambers to protect turbines from debris and silt erosion.

<b>3. Regulatory, Safety & Environmental Compliance</b>
• Environmental Stewardship: Ensure strict compliance with environmental flow requirements (e-flow), water quality standards, fish passage regulations, and wildlife preservation acts.
• Health & Safety Excellence: Enforce a zero-harm culture by strictly implementing Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) protocols for high-voltage systems and confined space safety measures inside penstocks and scroll cases.
• Dam Safety Compliance: Manage regulatory compliance with national dam safety authorities and lead routine emergency drill simulations for dam breaches or flash floods.

<b>4. Financial & Workforce Leadership</b>
• Budget Accountability: Control and optimize the annual Operations and Maintenance (O&M) and Capital Expenditure (CapEx) budgets for the plant.
• Team Development: Train, mentor, and lead a specialized site team of mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, control room operators, and dam safety technicians.
• Community & Stakeholder Relations: Coordinate with local water resource boards, agricultural boards, downstream communities, and government authorities regarding water discharge plans and public safety.

语言要求：English (Good)