Boiler Operator / Engineer - Duluth, MN

Primient•Duluth, MN

45d•$44•Onsite

About The Position

Primient is seeking a Boiler Operator / Engineer for a foundational manufacturing role in Duluth, MN. This position offers significant potential for a fulfilling and well-compensated career, with great wages and full benefits from day one. As skills grow, so does the base pay. The role involves ensuring the safe operation of a highly automated, state-of-the-art system with a strong focus on safety. Responsibilities include climbing stairs and ladders, working in varying temperatures, and performing some manual labor, including lifting and carrying up to 55 lbs. The role is not a typical factory job with repetitive tasks; each shift presents different problems to solve as part of a team, with continuous learning and skill mastery to become a skilled technician.

Requirements

Minimum of a High School diploma or equivalent.
Basic math, reading, and problem-solving skills.
Passionate about safety for oneself and co-workers.
State of Minnesota Engineer License 2nd Class ‘B’.

Responsibilities

Ensure the safe operation of the process through a highly automated, state-of-the-art system.
Operate the site's boiler and associated equipment.
Operate De-ionized water units (DIW).
Assist with safety-related activities of raw material unloading.
Maintain cleanliness of the boiler room and associated areas.
Carry out responsibilities in accordance with State of Minnesota regulations, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Site Quality System (ISO), Safety rules and regulations, and Site Personnel Policies.
Ensure compliance with all EHS requirements.
Immediately blow down the boiler gauge glass to determine the true boiler water level.
Perform careful inspection of the boiler proper.
Conduct inspection rounds of all other areas of responsibility, including the oil dike and oil pump house, D.A. tank, Nitrogen system, MAN and Sulfuric dikes, De-ionized water system, and Compressor systems.
Test boiler water according to established procedures outlined by the chemical supplier contract.
Blow down the boiler (bottom and/or surface) after water testing is complete, following a schedule determined by water conditions.
Monitor plant status by a structured and documented 'ROUNDS' system, including designated times for pH testing of various water supplies.
Carry out shift duties according to established safety procedures as documented in the plant safety manual.
Conduct him/herself in accordance with established personnel practices.
Act as a safety stand-by for activities located at or near the boiler room, such as unloading of railcars and maintenance entry into dike systems.