PT Semen Andalas Indonesia (PTSAI) a subsidiary of world leader in cement manufacturing and building material (Lafarge), invites you to join our team to be based in Lhok Nga-Plant, Aceh – Indonesia as:
Power Plant - Manager (Code: PPM)
(Aceh)
Responsibilities:
* Presently PT SAI has installed Captive Thermal Power Plant having capacity of 2x16 MW with CFBB technology and the Operation Maintenance (O&M) Contractor has been appointed. The selected candidate shall be a interface between the O& M contractor and Cement Plant of Lafarge. Reports to Plant Manager, the incumbent is responsible to:
o Coordinate with the contractor and cement plant manager for synchronized operations;
o Manage and co-ordinate procurement / inventory of materials such as coal, lime stone, diesel, Chemicals, Lube oil etc., which are owner inputs.
o Ensure a safe working condition in the respective working location to support the company’s safety policy.
o Manage and monitor performance of a coal based power plant using CFBB technology;
o Manage and monitor the O & M contract conditions;
o Analyse and record performance report; Record keeping and data management;
o Weekly, monthly review meeting with the Operator on operation and maintenance
Requirements:
* Competencies:
o Core Competencies : Technical Skills, Integrity and Values, Teamwork and Cooperation, Driving for results, Customer focus,
o Managerial Competencies : Leading people, Leading change, Vision and Purpose, Organizational awareness, Development others, Conceptual thinking, Analytical thinking.
* General Requirements:
o Should be an Engineering graduate, preferably (Mechanical / Electrical) Graduate, additional of Management Degree or diploma in management with special emphasis on contract administration and supply management shall be preferable.
o At least 10 years working experience in the power plant with similar or higher capacities with coal as main fuel;
o Well conversant with all applicable Indonesian standards and regulation pertaining to power plant including environmental standards.
o Should have managed and monitored contracts;
o Should have basic technical understanding of process plants
o Should be computer literate with proficiency in MS Office, power point presentations and data management;
o Should be proficient in English and Local Language is more advantage
o Good knowledge of safety rules and regulations.
Qualified candidates are invited to forward your application with full resume, recent photograph, not later than 14 days to bellows email address:
Email: semen.andalas@id.lafarge.com
Note: Please put the job code in the subject of your application
ONLY SHORLISTED CANDIDATES WILL BE NOTIFIED FOR FURTHER SELECTION PROCESSES
Closing Date: 22-4-10
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Job Vacancy PT Semen Andalas Indonesia, Lowongan Aceh April 2010
Finding The first Job
In the current job market where unemployment rate is high, fresh graduates and school leavers should be realistic in their search for jobs. They should not have high hope in getting the 'right' job at their first attempt, but should aim to gain worthwhile experience from their first job. Indeed, the chances of finding the 'right' job at the first time are small, unless for graduates whose qualifications decide specifically what kind of job they are going to do after graduation. In the real work life, we see many people change their jobs several times particularly during the early part of their career. Read More....Several Steps To Get New Job
In this Writing, we will explain about several steps to get new jobs. We think during find a new job we must prepare our performance as good as possible. It will help ourselves easy to get a new jobs. On the face of it, getting a new job appears to be a straightforward affair: Just look for job opportunities in the newspapers or on the Internet, prepare resumes, send applications, appear at interviews and accept job offers. The process is indeed simple; it is not rocket science. Yet, as you probably know, a job search can sometimes extend to painfully long periods of time, going up to months or even years. And when a new job does not come along after repeated attempts, it is common for job seekers to point fingers in various directions. Read More....
