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Job Overview

Job Summary

Join a team that powers communities through clean, renewable energy. As Deputy Plant Manager at the Mangima Hydroelectric Power Plant, you'll lead daily operations, optimize plant performance, and ensure the safe, reliable generation of power. This is an exciting leadership opportunity for a results-oriented professional passionate about operational excellence, sustainability, and continuous improvement. The Deputy Plant Manager plays a pivotal role in overseeing daily operations and ensuring the efficient, safe, and reliable performance of the facility while leading operations teams, optimizing plant performance, coordinating with regulatory and grid entities, and contributing to long-term asset management and modernization initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

Essential Details

Requirements

• <h2>Required Skills</h2><ul><li><strong>Operations Leadership</strong>: Direct oversight of Control Room Operators and shift supervisors with adherence to operating procedures
• safety guidelines
• and generation schedules</li><li><strong>Performance Optimization</strong>: Implementation and tracking of key performance indicators (KPIs) such as capacity factor
• forced outage rate
• start-up reliability
• and efficiency</li><li><strong>Grid Coordination</strong>: Work closely with NGCP to ensure plant generation aligns with real-time grid demands and market signals</li><li><strong>Water Resource Management</strong>: Coordination with dam safety
• water regulators
• and internal teams to optimize water usage for power generation while meeting environmental flow requirements</li><li><strong>Emergency Management</strong>: Key leadership in developing
• maintaining
• and executing Emergency Action Plans (EAPs) for equipment failure
• severe weather
• or dam safety incidents</li><li><strong>Maintenance Coordination</strong>: Collaboration with Maintenance Manager to plan
• schedule
• and execute major overhauls and maintenance outages safely
• on time
• and within budget</li><li><strong>Technical Troubleshooting</strong>: Diagnosis of complex or recurring mechanical
• electrical
• or civil issues impacting turbines
• generators
• penstocks
• or control systems</li><li><strong>Asset Management</strong>: Contribution to long-term Asset Management Plans with data-driven recommendations on equipment refurbishment and modernization</li><li><strong>Leadership &amp; Communication</strong>: Excellent communication and leadership skills to guide multidisciplinary teams and coordinate with external stakeholders</li><li><strong>Data Analysis &amp; Decision-Making</strong>: Strong analytical capabilities for process improvement and strategic decision-making under pressure</li><li><strong>Safety &amp; Compliance</strong>: Deep understanding of safety protocols
• dam safety regulations
• and emergency preparedness</li></ul><div><br></div>

Preferred Qualifications

Preferred Qualifications

• Proven experience in power generation operations, preferably in hydroelectric facilities
• Strong background in plant performance management and maintenance coordination
• Experience with major overhauls and maintenance outages in hydroelectric plants
• Track record of leading multidisciplinary teams in dynamic operational environments
• Demonstrated ability to balance hands-on operational management with strategic planning
• Experience coordinating with regulatory agencies and external stakeholders
• Background in sustainable energy development initiatives
• Knowledge of grid operations and market signals in power generation

Certifications

Certifications

• Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) License (preferred) - Mechanical, Electrical, or Electronics Engineering
• Dam Safety Certification (preferred)
• Emergency Response/Emergency Action Plan Training (preferred)

Position Details

Benefits & Perks

• Additional Benefits

  • Competitive compensation and benefits package
  • Health insurance coverage
  • Career advancement in a stable, safety-driven organization