Under the direction of the CSU Manager, the Power Block CSU Coordinator will prepare for and lead the safe Commissioning and Startup of the Power Block Unit. Responsibilities include:
During the Construction Phase:
Build Knowledge of client, the Project and the Power Block Unit:

• Get up to speed on the project as quickly as possible, e.g. CSU Execution Plan, project schedule, systemization.
• Become knowledgeable on the Process Unit assigned, building the required expertise to lead and coordinate the required C&SU work.
• Meet and establish relationships with the key personnel you will interact with (i.e. CSU, Construction, Engineering, Operations)
• Understand client’s terminology, procedures and standards.

Prepare for System Turnover:

• Understand the scope of each System and the sequence those systems are to be turned over.
• Understand the System cleaning plans and steam blow planning. Assist with the review and finalization of Cleaning Contractor procedures.
• Support finalizing any temporary spools and other “consumables” required for the CSU phase of the Power Block.
• Become familiar with “SmartCompletions”, the Completions Management System (CMS) tool
• Support “Construction Complete” walkdowns of Power Block Systems.
• Understand the Punch List process within SmartCompletions and the CSU System Handover Management Process
• Review, comment and finalize all Power Block Commissioning Packages and Procedures aligned with Vendor requirements.

During the C&SU Phase:
Safety:

• Follow EH&S Standards.
• Be a leader in the safe approach to execution of all CSU work in the field. Audit, intervene, coach & mentor as required.
• Follow the SIMOPS Plan requirements and communicate all planned activities to the Construction work force, face-to-face.
• Support the Operations Readiness Inspection (ORI/PSSR), validating requirements have been satisfactorily met, prior to Startup.

Daily Work Execution:

• Ensure Construction/Mechanically Complete (CC/MC/STCC) Walkdowns are attended and performed to a high standard.
• Attend the daily CSU execution meetings; prepare for the 3-week lookahead.
• Take instructions from the daily planning meetings and coordinate the activities between Field Operations and the Craft Discipline Leads.
• Lead the resolution of issues in the Field – e.g. safety concerns, issues or barriers to executing work. Escalate when required.
• Be the CSU liaison with Vendors and speciality contractors while they are on-site. Assist them with resolving any barriers to executing their work. Monitor their progress.
• Support developing and issuing nightshift Daily Order Instructions (DOI's) for the Power Block unit

Power Block Specific:

• Auxiliary Systems: Support pre-commissioning activities, including lube oil system flushing, fuel gas system testing.
• Control Systems Validation: support the testing of machine protection systems; Bently Nevada hardware/software for Baker Hughes GTGs and MHI-specific control logic.
• Grid Synchronization: Support the initial synchronization of the GTG and STG units to the grid, performing load rejection and performance tests.
• HRSGs: Collaborate with Cleaver-Brooks technical advisors and Cleaning Contractors for chemical cleaning (boil-out).
• Instrument Calibration Oversight: Support vendor-led calibration of critical instrumentation (e.g., Bently Nevada vibration probes or flame scanners) to ensure safe for the "First Fire" sequence.
• Woodward Governor Calibration: Support the fine-tuning of Woodward Control Systems, ensuring precise speed and load control.

 


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