Field Executive Trainee - Mechanical

Role overview

This position is designed for a trainee who will build hands-on experience in safe plant operations, equipment handling, and process awareness. The role centers on learning how to operate within established safety guidelines, understanding plant hazards, following the permit-to-work system, and supporting day-to-day operational excellence.

Core responsibilities

• Track and support field equipment operations by following SOPs, SOCs, LLF checklists, and ODR-based readings.
• Carry out condition checks with portable instruments and handle minor troubleshooting and upkeep tasks.
• Work in coordination with the shift superintendent and panel executive to keep plant activities running smoothly.
• Move samples from the field to the laboratory as required.
• Maintain precise area and equipment records, logs, and documentation in a timely manner.

Safety and hazard management

• Look for opportunities to strengthen safety practices and contribute ideas that improve the safety culture.
• Manage hazardous substances and plant waste strictly according to approved procedures.
• Support contract workers so that safe work practices are consistently followed.
• Follow safe operating limits and encourage adherence to standard procedures.
• Act as an initial responder during emergencies and take prompt action to reduce risk to people and equipment.
• Coordinate with safety engineers and relevant stakeholders to report, investigate, and close safety issues quickly.

Coordination and compliance

• Partner with field executives and shift field engineers to help plant operations proceed without disruption.
• Maintain effective communication with contractors while ensuring work is executed safely.
• Approve permits only after verifying that the work area is free from hazards and meets safety expectations.
• Work with the safety in-charge to ensure permit procedures are followed and properly recorded.

Learning and improvement focus

• Continuously look for ways to improve operations and strengthen safety procedures.
• Keep building knowledge of current safety standards, TQM, EFQM, QCC, 5S, and other relevant technical practices.

Eligibility and education

Applicants should have a diploma in a relevant engineering discipline or a B.Sc./M.Sc. in Chemistry.

The role is intended for candidates with 0 to 2 years of experience. Familiarity with plant areas and equipment is expected, and experience with ODR devices, basic troubleshooting, and minor maintenance work will be helpful.

Performance expectations

• Maintain at least 95% adherence to safety procedures and guidelines.
• Resolve and manage emergencies successfully every time.
• Contribute at least two safety improvement ideas each quarter.
• Complete all equipment monitoring activities in line with SOPs and SOCs.
• Propose and implement one improvement every month to reduce waste in chemical handling and waste management.
• Identify and support measures that improve equipment performance by about 5% over the year.