Michael Page
PLANT OPERATIONS DIRECTOR - Rwanda - Energy

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Leading Energy Infrastructure Player - East Africa
Full responsibility for plant operations, maintenance, and team leadership
About Our Client
Our client is an independent power producer operating a key infrastructure asset in East Africa. The site plays a central role in supporting regional electrification efforts and requires strong technical leadership to ensure long-term operational performance.
Job Description
Reporting to the Country Managing Director, you will oversee all site activities and ensure the smooth and safe operation of a large-scale power plant. You will be:
- Leading the daily operations of the plant to ensure safe, efficient, and continuous power generation.
- Developing and implementing the maintenance strategy, including annual shutdowns and critical interventions.
- Managing and mentoring cross-functional teams, fostering a culture of accountability, technical excellence, and continuous improvement.
- Monitoring and analysing performance metrics, reporting operational data to group management, and identifying areas for optimisation.
- Ensuring strict compliance with national regulations, environmental obligations, and internal HSE policies.
- Supporting mid- and long-term planning to enhance plant reliability, cost-effectiveness, and asset longevity.
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You hold a degree in mechanical or electrical engineering and have built a solid track record in power generation, ideally with direct experience in solid fuel or steam plant operations. With 8 to 10 years of experience, including at least 3 years in a senior operational role, you have a clear understanding of what it takes to run a power plant efficiently, safely, and reliably. You are accustomed to leading multidisciplinary teams, often in remote or challenging environments, and bring a structured, pragmatic approach to leadership. Fluency in English is essential.


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What's On Offer
Excellent net cash compensation, package and benefits.
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