WW-Rend-Boiler-Mechanical
About The Position
The Boiler Mechanical employee starts up, shuts down, adjusts, and repairs plant refrigeration and boiler equipment to meet established plant performance standards. The role involves reading and understanding equipment manuals and operating procedures, completing work orders, maintaining engine- and boiler-room logs, conducting inspections, troubleshooting issues, and working with a team on repairs. The employee must respond effectively to unplanned and emergency work requests and follow safety procedures and good manufacturing practices. The position requires the ability to wear required personal protective equipment, including respiratory protection and a Level A chemical suit when serving on the Emergency Response Team. The employee must be able to complete respiratory, HAZMAT, lockout/tagout, powered industrial truck (PIT), and confined-space training or certification. Required courses and certifications include Refrigeration Operator II or equivalent, Certified Industrial Ammonia Operator, Boiler Operator II or equivalent, PSM/RMP training for ammonia operators, and RAGAGEP certification.
Requirements
- Ability to wear required personal protective equipment, including a hard hat, safety shoes, hearing and eye protection, gloves, an air-purifying respirator, a self-contained breathing apparatus, and a Level A chemical suit as part of the Emergency Response Team.
- Ability to pass a lung function test to be certified to wear a self-contained breathing apparatus or gas mask; facial hair is not permitted where the face mask seals against the face.
- Must be clean-shaven if trained and required to use a respirator.
- Ability to complete respiratory training.
- Ability to complete HAZMAT training and serve as a member of the HAZMAT team.
- Ability to obtain lockout/tagout, PIT, and confined-space certifications.
- Refrigeration Operator II class or equivalent.
- Certified Industrial Ammonia Operator.
- Boiler Operator II class or equivalent.
- PSM/RMP class for ammonia operators.
- RAGAGEP (Good Engineering Practices) certification.
Responsibilities
- Start up, shut down, adjust, and repair plant refrigeration and boiler equipment to meet established plant performance standards.
- Read, interpret, and understand manufacturers’ equipment manuals and equipment operating procedures.
- Complete work orders and follow safety procedures.
- Maintain daily engine- and boiler-room log sheets.
- Work as part of a team to plan and conduct equipment repairs.
- Conduct routine audits and equipment inspections.
- Troubleshoot equipment and operational issues.
- Respond to unplanned and emergency work requests in a timely and effective manner.
- Follow good manufacturing practices.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
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