Sub section In charge-Manufacturing Engineering-Turbine Assembly

• In-depth knowledge of turbine assembly processes (HP, IP, LP turbines, rotors, casings, diaphragms).
• Proficiency in interpretation of assembly drawings, tolerances, and engineering specifications.
• Familiarity with precision measurement tools (dial gauges, micrometers, laser alignment, torque tools).
• Understanding of critical fits, shrink fits, mandrel handling, and interference fits in turbine assembly.
• Knowledge of hydraulic tightening, torqueing, and bolt tensioning procedures.
• Awareness of special processes in assembly (heating, cooling, oil flushing, rotor balancing, barring gear trials).
• Familiarity with shop safety practices for heavy components and crane operations.
• Knowledge of welding, NDT, and quality standards relevant to turbine assembly.
 • Hands-on experience in troubleshooting assembly issues and resolving dimensional deviations.

• Plan and monitor day-to-day turbine assembly operations (LP, IP, HP, and Rotor).