Boiler Operator / Stationary Engineer

SJS Executives LLC•Bethesda, MD

11d•$0 - $48•Onsite

About The Position

SJS Executives, LLC (SJS) is seeking two reliable, safety-conscious, and experienced Boiler Operators (Stationary Engineers) to work full-time in New London, CT. This role supports operations at a Naval Public Works Department. The position requires collaboration with a team and professional conduct due to working on U.S. federal government property and interacting with federal employees and service members. This is a 2nd shift (2pm-10pm) position only.

Requirements

In accordance with federal regulations, possession of a valid Real ID is a requirement for this position.
Must possess a valid state Driver’s license.
Must possess a valid 1st class operator's license.
OSHA 10 will be required prior to starting.
Must have working knowledge of the principles and standard methods of combustion, heat transfer, fuel characteristics, ratios and arrangements of heating surfaces, and the construction and operating characteristics of a wide range of boilers and domestic heating equipment.
Must have a thorough knowledge of mechanical, electromechanical, and pneumatic principles and a working knowledge of electronics.
Must have a thorough knowledge of manual, electric, electronic, pneumatic, and mechanical boiler, and heating system controls.
Must have the skill and knowledge to use common hand tools; power tools, stationary equipment, and machine tools, such as, saws, grinders, drill presses, and lathes; and test equipment such as pyrometer, ohmmeters, and flow meters.
Must have the skill to install, align, adjust, balance and test system components and equipment.
Must have the ability to apply this broad body of skill and knowledge to the full range of boilers, heating systems and equipment installed, maintained, and repaired.
Must be able to successfully pass a drug test and a thorough background check for access onto a military installation; please note the background check for this position extends past 7 years, in conformance with federal law and US Department of Justice guidelines for work on a military installation.

Responsibilities

Performs installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of equipment ranging in size and complexity from hot water tanks and domestic heating systems to power boilers, complex heating systems and auxiliary equipment.
Observes and tests systems for malfunctions. Inspects and adjusts thermostats, switches, regulators, fuel cut-off devices, burners, stokers, fuel feed, flame safeguard controls, relays, solenoids, electronic controls, other safety devices and alarm systems.
Replaces defective burners, pilots, valves, motors, piping, controls, fireboxes, grates, bearings, and oil seals.
Removes and dismantles burner nozzle, strainer, and orifice assemblies, locates defects, repairs, or replaces parts, reassembles, and installs components, tests, and makes necessary adjustments.
Service units by cleaning filters, strainers, orifices, ignition electrodes and adjusting dampers.
Removes soot and fly ash from tubes, chamber ducts, chimneys, and breaching.
Receives work assignments in the form of written or oral work orders and instructions.
Responsible for selecting the proper materials, tools, and techniques to complete the work in a safe and efficient manner and in accordance with applicable standards.
Must use all personal protective gear provided including but not limited to hearing protection, hard hats, safety glasses/eye protection, safety hard toed shoes, respiratory protection, fall protection, etc.