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About this role
A DM (Demineralization) Plant Operator is responsible for running and maintaining water treatment systems that produce high-purity, mineral-free water for industrial processes like boilers, power plants, and cooling systems.
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Core Responsibilities
Plant Operation: Run cation, anion, and mixed-bed ion exchange units, pumps, valves, filters, and chemical dosing systems.
Water Quality Monitoring: Test and track parameters like pH, conductivity, TDS, silica, hardness, and flow rates.
Resin Regeneration: Perform scheduled regeneration of ion exchange resins and safely handle treatment chemicals (such as acids and caustic soda).
Inspection & Maintenance: Conduct routine checks of equipment and pipelines, calibrate meters, perform basic troubleshooting, and coordinate with maintenance teams during breakdowns.
Documentation: Keep detailed logbooks of plant readings, chemical usage, and water analysis reports.
Required skills
Education: High school diploma or ITI (Fitter, Chemical, Mechanical, or Electrician) / Diploma in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering. Experience: Hands-on experience operating demineralization or RO plants, often preferred in steel, power, or chemical manufacturing plants. Technical Knowledge: Understanding of water treatment chemistry, P&ID diagrams, and safety protocols for handling hazardous chemicals.
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1.8 L–3.6 Lper year
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Sign in Create candidate account ← Back to all jobsExperience4–6 yrs
Work modeOn-site
LocationODISHA
QualificationB.Tech — electrical, B.Tech — mechanical
TAT15 days
Openings1