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Responsibilities
Chemistry Commissioning will be responsible for comprehensive chemical management and commissioning activities, ensuring the plant’s chemical systems operate optimally and comply with regulatory standards
The detailed responsibilities include:
Leading the chemistry commissioning activities during the startup phase of power plants, ensuring all chemical processes are implemented as per design and operational requirements
- Establishing and managing chemical control programs for boiler feed water, cooling water, condensate, and other critical water circuits to maintain system integrity and efficiency.
Conducting detailed chemical analysis and interpretation of results to identify potential issues such as corrosion, scaling, and contamination, implementing corrective measures proactively.
Collaborating closely with commissioning, operations, and maintenance teams to ensure chemical treatment aligns with operational procedures and optimizes plant performance
Developing and maintaining chemical treatment procedures, commissioning plans, and safety protocols in accordance with statutory and environmental regulations.
Managing chemical inventory, procurement, and quality control to ensure uninterrupted availability of chemicals essential for commissioning and operation.
Monitoring and reporting key chemical parameters and trends to senior management, recommending improvements to enhance plant reliability and safety.
Coordinating with external laboratories and vendors for advanced chemical testing, calibration of instruments, and validation of chemical treatment methodologies.
Training and mentoring junior chemistry engineers and technicians to build a skilled and knowledgeable team capable of sustaining high standards in chemical management.
Implementing risk assessment and mitigation strategies related to chemical handling and commissioning processes, ensuring compliance with Adani’s safety and environmental policies.
Driving initiatives to optimize chemical usage and reduce environmental impact, supporting Adani’s commitment to sustainability and responsible resource management.
Participating in audits and inspections related to chemical commissioning, ensuring all findings are addressed promptly and effectively.
Qualifications
Education Qualification - Diploma / Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or a related discipline. - Master’s degree or high Certification Required - Certification in Water Chemistry or Industrial Water Treatment is preferred. - Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) certifications related to chemical handling are highly desirable.
Experience -Minimum 6 years of progressive experience in chemistry commissioning within the power or energy industry. - Proven track record in handling chemical analysis, water treatment, and commissioning protocols for thermal or renewable energy plants. er qualification in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering will be an added advantage.
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