Geothermal production managers oversee work at geothermal power plants. They maintain and monitor geothermal equipment for efficient and safe plant operations.

Geothermal power uses heat generated by the Earth's core to provide energy. Geothermal plants use steam and hot water to generate electricity.

Geothermal production managers oversee work at the power plant and off-site locations. They supervise workers at the plant. They develop operating plans and schedules for production. They maintain daily logs and maintenance reports.

They monitor the systems' performance and follow maintenance procedures. They inspect the plant and well fields to make sure equipment is operating properly. Managers troubleshoot problems and make minor repairs. When major repairs are required they call in geothermal technicians.

Geothermal production managers make sure the plant is in compliance with regulations. They write compliance reports and apply for permits for construction, upgrades, and operations when required. They ensure the plant meets safety and environmental impact standards.

Production managers develop and manage budgets for plant operations. They look for ways to make the production systems more efficient by making improvements to equipment and methodologies.

They also negotiate interconnection agreements with other utilities. They also communicate with land owners and local government officials.