The Fuel System Operator (CRO) must have a thorough understanding of general processes and regulations outlined by the government, the industry, and the plant.

Responsibilities include:

  • Mastering the structure, characteristics, and operation principles of equipment in the plant.

  • Ensuring the safe and continuous operation of the coal transport system from the port to the coal storage and supplying coal to the plant units. Key tasks include:

    • Monitoring and ensuring the stable operation of the coal reception and supply system for plant units.
    • Collaborating with Mechanical Operators to monitor and ensure stable operation of the Conveyor System, Tripper Car System, and related auxiliary equipment.
    • Coordinating with Mechanical Operators to oversee and ensure the proper functioning of the water drainage system along the conveyor.
    • Ensuring the stability of service water and fire-fighting water systems along the conveyor in collaboration with Mechanical Operators.
    • Working with Yard Equipment Operators to ensure the efficient operation of stackers, reclaimers, and equipment in the coal yard.
    • Monitoring the water drainage, service water, and fire-fighting systems within the coal yard.
    • Collaborating with Pier Operators to monitor coal suction machines and other equipment at the port area.
    • Coordinating with vehicle operators to collect scattered coal in storage and ship holds while ensuring vehicle maintenance and operational stability.
    • Assisting Furnace Operators in maintaining appropriate coal levels in bunkers under various boiler operating modes.
    • Collaborating with Mechanical Operators, Yard Equipment Operators, Pier Operators, Specialists, Technicians, and Control Room Operators to ensure stable fuel system operations.
    • Supporting Dock Staff in maximizing coal unloading productivity from ships or trucks.
    • Monitoring critical parameters of the fuel system, including coal input volume, stockpile volume, blending ratio, supply volume to the boiler, calorific value, and moisture content.
    • Regularly recording accurate and truthful operational data for equipment, identifying and addressing abnormalities promptly.
    • Keeping a log of all abnormal conditions in the "Abnormal Equipment Logbook."

  • Performing additional tasks as directed by direct supervisors and the Board of Directors.

  • Immediate availability for employment.
  • Basic English communication skills are an advantage.
  • High sense of responsibility, proactivity, and problem-solving ability.
  • Capable of handling work pressure.
  • Committed to stable and long-term employment.
  • Minimum of 2 years of experience in a similar position.

  • Salary: Negotiable (based on competence).
  • Other benefits as stipulated by Vietnamese labor law.
  • Work Location: Ky Anh, Ha Tinh.

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

Interested candidates, please send your application to hr.pems@asianetworks.vn using the email subject format: "APPLICATION FOR THE POSITION ..................."

Required documents include:

  • CV detailing work experience and job positions.
  • Relevant degrees and certificates.