Maintenance Planning & Scheduling Engineer (IAPS)

The role of an Associate Engineer - IAPS is responsible for scheduling maintenance activities, managing work overdues and backlogs, managing schedule changes, monitoring the work progress, updating the schedule, and measuring the compliance and report. What you'll be doing Develop comprehensive Plant Maintenance Schedules in SAP and Primavera P6 with look ahead and catch-up schedules (as applicable) with optimization and allocation of the resources (man, materials & machines/tools). Assure the Equipment Maintenance Activities are planned, scheduled, and executed within Latest Allowable Finish dates, Mange Maintenance overdues and backlogs with approved mitigation measures. Integration of different schedules (vendor schedule, mobilization schedule, material availability schedules) to make a master schedule and periodic update of the same in Primavera P6. Assign Schedule baselines, update the activity progress, prepare, and analyze the KPIs. Enable the assigned operating units, and its on-site employees in producing and compiling high value maintenance information and data, as measured by improvement trends in data quality. Maintenance, assurance, technical support and standardization of technical data and documents of the operating units. Includes site engagement & leadership on technical & tools forums. Analyze technical data and documents and processes by working with engineering, maintenance, operations, and project teams & partners of respective OUs. Understanding the functions of the various equipment and instruments and thorough knowledge of reading/ interpreting the engineering drawings (P&IDs, PEFS, PFDs). Keeping track of improvement initiatives and ensuring that it progressed & asset & TAO is getting benefitted through those improvement activities.

Shell is a diversified energy company in India with 13,000 employees, and presence in Integrated Gas, Downstream, Power, Renewable and Upstream. Additionally, we have deep capabilities in R&D, digitalisation, and business operations. Our global strategy, Powering Progress, is designed to generate value for our shareholders, customers, and the wider society, and focuses on creating more value with less emissions. The strategy supports our purpose of providing more and cleaner energy solutions, with the aim of profitably transforming Shell into a net-zero emissions energy business by 2050. As India moves towards its target of net-zero emissions by 2070, Shell India aims to play a leading role in securing vital energy for today, while investing in, and helping to build, the energy system of the future through strategic investments in the country.