We are seeking a detail-oriented and technically proficient Junior Supervisor – Pneumatic Valve Control Systems to assist in overseeing the operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of pneumatic valve systems in industrial automation settings. The role is ideal for early-career professionals with foundational experience in mechanical or automation systems, looking to grow in the field of pneumatic controls, actuators, and valve automation.
The Junior Supervisor will support daily maintenance activities, assist in system diagnostics, and ensure pneumatic valve systems are operating safely and efficiently under the direction of senior team members.
Operation and Maintenance of Pneumatic Valve Systems
System Monitoring and Fault Diagnostics
Documentation and Compliance Support
Team Coordination and Work Execution
Learning and Skill Development
Assist in the inspection, testing, and maintenance of pneumatic valve systems including actuators, positioners, I/P converters, and air supply lines.
Support routine checks for air leaks, misalignment, or actuator malfunctions.
Ensure system cleanliness and functionality of control air filters and regulators.
Support real-time monitoring of pneumatic systems via control panels or SCADA interfaces.
Aid in identifying and troubleshooting operational issues such as slow actuation, sticking valves, or improper control signals.
Collaborate with senior engineers to conduct root cause analysis and corrective actions.
Maintain accurate records of valve maintenance, inspections, and part replacements.
Assist in documenting valve configurations, air line diagrams, and preventive maintenance logs.
Ensure compliance with relevant safety and operational standards under supervision.
Coordinate with technicians and contractors during small maintenance shutdowns or valve servicing.
Follow detailed work orders and supervisor instructions to support system upgrades and valve installations.
Ensure availability of tools, fittings, and spare parts for routine tasks.
Participate in training programs on valve automation, pneumatic circuit design, and instrumentation basics.
Gain hands-on exposure to electro-pneumatic control valves, solenoid systems, and field calibration tools.
Stay updated on best practices in industrial valve control and plant safety protocols.
Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Instrumentation, or related technical field.
1–3 years of experience in industrial automation, pneumatic systems, or mechanical maintenance.
Basic knowledge of valve types (globe, ball, butterfly) and actuator operations.
Familiarity with pneumatic schematics and maintenance tools.
Exposure to PLC/SCADA interfaces for valve control
Hands-on experience with pneumatic troubleshooting or valve calibration
Safety certification (e.g., LOTO, confined space) is an advantage
Attention to detail and mechanical aptitude
Eagerness to learn and take initiative
Strong communication and teamwork skills
Basic problem-solving and fault analysis
Adherence to safety and compliance standards