ROC Technician

Linde•Tonawanda, NY

8h•$53,625 - $78,650•Onsite

About The Position

The ROC Technician will monitor and operate over 450 air separation facilities across the U.S. and Canada from a centralized control room environment. This role involves responding to alarms, troubleshooting plant issues remotely, and communicating effectively to resolve operational concerns in real time. The technician will start up and shut down air separation equipment to meet product demand while maintaining peak efficiency and operational reliability. They will analyze data from plant control systems and make informed decisions on appropriate actions to maintain safe and efficient operations. Additionally, the role requires managing internal and external communication, including phone calls, emails, and computer-based logbooks, to ensure accurate reporting and coordination. The technician must maintain strict adherence to safety policies, procedures, and compliance requirements at all times while working across up to 16 monitors. The position requires working a 12-hour rotating shift schedule with flexibility for shift changes, overtime, and coverage as needed. Collaboration as a team player is essential, with support for up to 10% travel for on-site facility support and troubleshooting activities.

Requirements

Work a 12-hour rotating shift schedule, including occasional shift changes, while maintaining flexibility to meet operational needs.
Demonstrate strong computer skills to effectively manage control room systems, data, and communication tools.
Leverage technical training and control room operations experience to support safe, efficient, and reliable plant performance.
Apply experience in chemical processing, power generation, or an engineering-related degree to support operational decision-making and troubleshooting.
Support up to 10% travel for on-site facility assistance, troubleshooting, and operational support.
Contribute as a reliable team player by working overtime and covering shifts as needed to maintain continuous operations.
Adapt quickly to changing priorities and demonstrate strong problem-solving skills in a fast-paced control room environment.
Communicate effectively with team members and leadership to ensure alignment, safety, and operational excellence.

Responsibilities

Monitor and operate over 450 air separation facilities across the U.S. and Canada from a centralized control room environment.
Respond to alarms, troubleshoot plant issues remotely, and communicate effectively to resolve operational concerns in real time.
Start up and shut down air separation equipment to meet product demand while maintaining peak efficiency and operational reliability.
Analyze data from plant control systems and make informed decisions on appropriate actions to maintain safe and efficient operations.
Manage internal and external communication, including phone calls, emails, and computer-based logbooks, to ensure accurate reporting and coordination.
Maintain strict adherence to safety policies, procedures, and compliance requirements at all times while working across up to 16 monitors.
Work a 12-hour rotating shift schedule with flexibility for shift changes, overtime, and coverage as needed.
Collaborate as a team player while supporting up to 10% travel for on-site facility support and troubleshooting activities.