The Power Generation Engineer is responsible for assisting the Section Head with matters pertaining to electricity generation and ensuring licensees adhere to the technical requirements of their standards.
In addition, the Power Generation Engineer is in charge of monitoring and reviewing all regulatory submissions regarding electricity generation, analyzing and reporting on electricity production statistics and performance, and conducting site visits and audits to ensure regulatory compliance.
Key Responsibilities:
- Review of the water demand forecast for week 7 and its revisions
- Examine the water statement's future capacity and expansion.
- Review and improve IWPP quarterly reports.
- Organizes and conducts IWPP site visits and audits
- Support in the investigation on compliance failures, generation issue and production related incidents
- Liaises with licensees on non-compliance issues.
- Maintain, upgrade, and all data and databases related to electricity generation such as the Production Data Submission and Reporting System and provide relevant statistics.
- Develop and maintain systems that allow the DoE to compare engineering and process performance.
- Examine the data and information provided by licensees on electricity generation and provide relevant updates to DoE management.
- Provide technical advice and recommendation on power/desalination issues.
- Perform any other duties as assigned by the DoE.
- Examine and advise on the development of technical standards, regulations, and measures
- Develop methodologies for assessing relevant regulatory submissions for compliance purposes.
- Keep abreast of developments in generation and production, as well as provide appropriate input to the sector's overall power network issues
- Perform any other duties as assigned by the DoE.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's Degree in a relevant discipline e.g.Engineering, etc.
Experience
- Minimum of 5 years of operational and design experience in power sector
