ANZSCO 399213
Power Generation Plant Operator
Operates, controls, maintains and monitors machines and associated plant equipment used to generate electrical power, including power generated from renewable energy such as solar, wind power and hydropower.
Also known as: Power Plant Operator, Power Station Operator
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Visas for Power Generation Plant Operator
Main tasks
- Operates, controls and monitors machines and plant equipment used to generate electrical power, including power generated from renewable energy
- Adjusts controls to regulate the flow of fuel, air and water to maintain specified temperature, pressure and water levels
- Starts and stops generators, turbines and auxiliary equipment
- Monitors and records readings from meters, gauges and instruments
- Inspects and maintains equipment, and identifies and reports any faults or malfunctions
- Responds to alarms and emergencies, taking appropriate action to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the plant
- Monitors and controls the quality of power generated, ensuring it meets specified standards
- Coordinates activities and resolves issues in collaboration with other plant operators and maintenance staff
- Keeps records of plant operations, including production levels, maintenance activities and equipment performance
Specialisations
Wind Turbine Technician
Registration & licensing
Registration or licensing is required.
State nomination
6 state(s) nominate Power Generation Plant Operator for the 190 / 491 visa. See the details by state:
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