DEPUTY BOILER INSPECTOR - 43002087

State of Florida•Jacksonville, FL

13d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is responsible for conducting boiler inspections related to the requirements of Chapter 554, FS and Chapter 69A-51, FAC for uninsured boilers located in places of public assembly in assigned areas. The role involves preparing reports on all boilers inspected using prescribed forms, conducting follow-up inspections to ensure satisfactory correction of violations, and scheduling inspections for efficient use of resources and time. Additionally, the Deputy Boiler Inspector provides customer service to stakeholders such as boiler owners, installers, mechanics, and special inspectors to further boiler safety and code compliance. The position also conducts regulatory enforcement inspections and actions, and public outreach activities to advance the goal of boiler safety, preparing presentations and materials based on various audiences. The role includes identifying unregistered boilers, conducting quality control activities, and preparing/submitting daily, weekly, and monthly reports. Support is also provided for activities related to accreditations held or pursued by the section, bureau, division, or department, along with other assigned duties.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent is required.
Current Driver’s License.
At least three (3) years of experience in construction, installation, inspection, operation, maintenance, or repair of high pressure, high temperature water boilers.
Knowledge of Chapter 554, FS; Chapter 69A-51, FAC; ASME code sections I Rules for Construction of Power Boilers; IV Rules for Construction of Heating Boilers; VI Recommended Rules for the Care and Operation of Heating Boilers; B31.1 Power Piping; VII Recommended Rules for the Care of Power Boilers; CSD-1 Controls and Safety Devices for Automatically Fired Boilers; and the National Board Inspection Code as adopted by Rule.
Effective oral and written communication skills.
Ability to properly document boiler inspections, accidents, investigations, and quality control activities using sketches, diagrams, photography, and reports as appropriate.
Ability to analyze and recommend modifications to adopted rules and policy and procedures related to the boiler safety program.
Ability to use and manage time effectively.
Ability to conduct research and prepare reports related to topics related to Boiler Safety.
Ability to follow written instructions and promulgated policies and procedures.
Ability to create agendas and customized presentations to stakeholder groups for public outreach purposes.
Ability to safely operate motor vehicle.
Ability to effectively use CitizenServe database to record all activities related to inspections, inquiries and communication, public outreach, and quality control.
Ability to use Microsoft Word; Excel; PowerPoint; SharePoint software programs.

Nice To Haves

Certificate of Competency in accordance with F. S. 554.106 required after first year of employment.
National Board Commission to inspect boilers.

Responsibilities

Conduct boiler inspections related to the requirements of Chapter 554, FS and Chapter 69A-51, FAC for uninsured boilers located in places of public assembly in assigned areas.
Prepares reports on all boilers inspected using prescribed forms.
Conducts follow-up inspections to ensure satisfactory correction of violations.
Schedules inspections to ensure efficient use of resources and time.
Provides customer service to stakeholders such as boiler owners, installers, mechanics, and special inspectors to further boiler safety and code compliance.
Conducts regulatory enforcement inspections and actions.
Conducts public outreach activities to advance the goal of boiler safety.
Prepares presentations and materials related to boiler safety based on audiences such as boiler owners, property managers, boiler installers, boiler repairs companies, boiler users, other inspecting agencies, and the general public.
Identifies unregistered boilers falling under the scope of Chapter, 554, FS
Conducts quality control activities as prescribed.
Prepares and submits daily, weekly and monthly reports in a timely manner.
Supports activities related to accreditations held or pursued by the section, Bureau, Division, or Department.
Other duties as assigned.