Boiler Operator (Shift Engineer)

Seton Hall University, New Jersey•South Orange, NJ

4d•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves shift work to operate and maintain high-pressure central boilers. The Boiler Operator performs preventive and corrective maintenance on boilers and their auxiliary equipment. The supervisor for this position is the Lead Shift Engineer.

Requirements

Knowledge of high pressure boilers.
Possession of a blue seal for steam.
Minimum of three years of experience with high pressure boilers.
Familiarity with basic energy management principles and operation.
Mechanical aptitude.
Must possess or obtain a "C" operator license for underground storage tanks within 12 months.
Valid driver’s license.

Nice To Haves

Ability to troubleshoot boilers and auxiliary equipment.
NJ Journeyman electrical license.

Responsibilities

Operates the central boilers during an assigned shift, including igniting burners, inspecting and maintaining chemical and feedwater systems, monitoring controls, and recording readings.
Meets steam demand for various loads and conditions.
Reads and records selected temperatures, pressures, flow rates, chemical concentrations, plume discharge, and other parameters in a permanent log.
Performs repairs and preventive maintenance on boilers and auxiliary equipment (pumps, aerators, expansion tank, valves, gauges, etc.).
Monitors energy management systems (CSI & ALC) and manipulates settings for temporary corrective actions.
Maintains a log of all actions performed within the energy management system.
Adheres to safety procedures and ensures work conforms with local building and safety codes.
Works off ladders and scaffolding occasionally.
Lifts at least 50 pounds of supplies, material, and equipment.
Communicates effectively with other tradesmen, vendors, students, and building occupants.
Receives and investigates trouble and emergency calls after normal work hours, ensuring boiler operation is not jeopardized.
Calls in a tradesman if a problem cannot be solved independently.
Keeps supervisor informed of major problems by logging events clearly and legibly.
Receives supplies and deliveries for the department after normal work hours.
Sweeps, vacuums, and cleans the office area and work floor after completion of shift.
Maintains tools and test equipment to be clean, operable, and properly stored.
Performs other routine tasks as directed by the supervisor.