Boilermaker 2

Zachry Group•Baytown, TX

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Boilermaker is responsible for removing, replacing, and repairing various piping systems and boiler components within a coal-fired power plant environment. Duties include working on soot blowers, burners, dampers, pumps, and flue gas desulfurization (FGD) equipment. Candidates must be able to troubleshoot and identify both minor and major equipment issues, perform steel and pipe fabrication, and safely execute maintenance and repair activities.

Requirements

6+ years of Boilermaker experience in an industrial setting
NCCER Industrial Boilermaker Certification required
Must pass required Boilermaker Craft Test
Valid Driver's License required
Ability to work at heights and in confined spaces
Must meet all physical requirements of the position
Must provide all required tools
Reliable transportation required
Ability to work a rotating schedule, including nights, weekends, and overtime as needed
Self-motivated with a strong commitment to safety

Nice To Haves

Ability to be trained and qualified on site equipment

Responsibilities

Remove, replace, and repair various piping systems and boiler components.
Work on soot blowers, burners, dampers, pumps, and flue gas desulfurization (FGD) equipment.
Troubleshoot and identify both minor and major equipment issues.
Perform steel and pipe fabrication.
Safely execute maintenance and repair activities.
Read specifications, drawings, and blueprints to determine work scope, material requirements, and installation procedures.
Identify and properly use all tools required for assigned tasks.
Recognize safety hazards and implement appropriate controls.
Fabricate and install equipment according to drawings and supervisor instructions.
Hoist materials, tools, and equipment using rigging equipment and cranes.
Perform steel fabrication using torches, plasma cutters, band saws, grinders, and similar equipment.
Perform minor pipe fabrication, including field measurements and like-in-kind pipe replacement.
Prepare pipe and steel for welding procedures.
Follow all supervisor and project directions.
Perform additional duties as assigned.
Read and interpret basic blueprints, specifications, and procedures.
Understand symbols, legends, elevations, and piece marks.
Verify proper orientation and installation requirements.
Demonstrate knowledge of safe rigging practices, including chokers, slings, and lifting devices.
Use chain hoists, come-a-longs, tuggers, and other rigging equipment safely.
Tie appropriate knots for lifting, lashing, and tag line applications.
Signal and flag equipment operations when required.
Perform pipe bolt-ups and valve installations.
Properly utilize torque wrenches and specialty tools.
Understand installation procedures and quality requirements.
Read cut sheets and perform layout work.
Measure, cut, and prepare materials.
Execute fabrication projects independently and lead helpers when assigned.
Understand torch setup, operation, maintenance, and safety practices.
Identify proper tip selection and usage.
Demonstrate knowledge of cutting and heating applications.
Knowledge of JLG man lifts, rough-terrain and straight-terrain forklifts.
Perform basic equipment inspections and safe operating practices.
Perform all duties associated with the craft trade.
Stop work when safety concerns, misinformation, or other risks are identified.
Plan work activities and coordinate resources effectively.
Lead and direct helpers as needed.
Perform basic construction math, including: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Fractions, Footage calculations.