DCS Plant Operator (Formaldehyde
Company| Dynea Pakistan Limited
Total years of experience :1 years, 5 Months
DCS Operator (Formaldehyde Plant) | Dynea Pakistan Limited (Gadoon Unit)
• Raw Material Handling:
Manage the receipt, storage, and handling of raw materials required for formaldehyde production,
typically methanol.
• Reactors and Reaction Control:
Operate and monitor the reaction vessels where formaldehyde is synthesized from methanol.
Control reaction conditions such as temperature, pressure, and catalyst levels to optimize
formaldehyde yield.
• Distillation and Purification:
Oversee the distillation process to separate formaldehyde from reaction by-products.
Ensure the purification of formaldehyde to meet quality standards and specifications.
• Utilities Management:
Monitor and control utilities such as steam, cooling water, and electricity to support the various
stages of formaldehyde production.
• Quality Control:
Implement quality control measures to ensure the produced formaldehyde meets required
specifications.
Conduct regular sampling and testing of formaldehyde to verify product quality.
• Equipment Maintenance:
Schedule and supervise routine maintenance of equipment to prevent breakdowns and ensure the
reliability of the production process.
• Safety Procedures:
Enforce safety procedures for handling chemicals, operating equipment, and responding to
emergencies.
Conduct regular safety drills and training for plant personnel.
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