Condenser Cleaner - Oahu

Hawaiian Electric•Union, NJ

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Condenser Cleaner cleans and maintains power plant heat exchangers and performs unskilled work under direct or indirect supervision. The position assists higher-classification personnel with construction, installation, maintenance, and operation of company facilities. This is a non-exempt bargaining-unit position with Hawaiian Electric Company’s Traveling Maintenance Department in the Generation Division. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 9:30 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., on Oahu. The posted wage is $33.24.

Requirements

Ability to read and write, demonstrated by completing the standard Hawaiian Electric Company application form without assistance.
Must pass a job-sample test.
Must possess and maintain a valid driver's license issued by Hawaii or another U.S. state.
Must meet the standards in the Hiring Standards for Driving Positions policy.
Ability to identify and distinguish different colors and color hues.
Must demonstrate the ability to perform leak checks.
Must have or be able to satisfactorily complete HAZWOPER training.

Responsibilities

Routinely clean, service, and repair condenser tubes, tube sheets, water boxes, and other heat exchangers.
Locate and plug tube and tube-sheet leaks after cleaning operations.
Perform minor repairs to condensers and other heat-exchanger equipment, including drain-valve and gasket replacements and cathodic-protection equipment servicing.
Perform routine tasks under direct or indirect supervision and assist higher-classification personnel with their assigned work.
Follow written or oral instructions.
Use hand tools and power tools to perform the work.
Lift and carry materials, tools, and equipment; perform cleaning and painting; and maintain records.
Drive company vehicles, including forklifts and material-handling equipment; may drive trucks carrying personnel or materials and, if qualified, operate higher-classification trucks or equipment.
Transport stores materials, spare parts, and tools.
Direct the work of lower classifications as required and perform similar or incidental duties.
Assume an assigned emergency-management role and perform specific duties as needed during an emergency, excluding routine trouble calls and callouts.