What does a power plant electrical specialist do?

The electrical operation specialist of the power plant is responsible for the technical management of electrical operation under the leadership of the deputy general manager, director and deputy director of operation.

Responsibilities:

1. Implement the relevant electrical professional regulations, policies, rules and regulations issued by the ministry, bureau and factory.

2. Responsible for the coordination of electrical operation management; responsible for coordination with electrical maintenance and other majors.

3. Responsible for the implementation of major electrical operation technology improvements and safety measures.

4. Responsible for the reasonableness of the adjustment range of electrical operating parameters.

5. Responsible for the feasibility of revising electrical operation procedures, system diagrams, and operation management systems.

6. Responsible for the integrity of electrical operation data archiving.

Permissions:

1. Have the right to check the operation of electrical equipment and review the operation record book and operation log.

2. Have the right to supervise the implementation of electrical operating regulations and safety regulations.

3. Have the right to make improvement suggestions for changes in electrical operation methods.

4. Have the right to participate in the acceptance, testing and commissioning of electrical equipment major and minor repairs and improvement projects.

5. Have the right to participate in the operation analysis meeting and safety accident analysis meeting held by the factory.

6. Have the right to participate in the evaluation of major electrical responsibilities and make suggestions.

7. Have the right to participate in the operation evaluation.

8. Have the right to propose changes to the production technology that does not conform to the actual situation of the profession.

9. Have the right to make suggestions on how to deal with unauthorized connection of electric loads in violation of factory regulations.