Boiler and Maintenance Technician

First District Association • Full-time • Litchfield, Minnesota, United States • $37 / hour • 3m ago

Job Overview

We are seeking a dynamic and skilled Boiler and Maintenance Utility Technician to join our team. The responsibility of this position is to provide Boiler Operator duties and / or Maintenance Utility Operator duties as needed. This position will cover absences in either department. The hours will vary each week depending on business needs. but typically, they will be 6:00am-2:00pm M-F, outside of vacancy coverage. A State of Minnesota 2nd Class B Boilers License, or 1st Class B boilers license is required. This position offers an exciting opportunity for those passionate about industrial mechanics and service work to make a tangible impact every day.

Duties

Provide operational support as a Boiler Operator to cover absences of other shift operators, as needed.
Provide operational support as a Maintenance Operator to cover absences of other shift operators, as needed.
When not covering open shifts, perform duties as assigned.
Participate in all training required of Boiler Operators and Maintenance Operators.
Complete work orders in a timely manner and manage time throughout shifts efficiently.
Adhere to cGMP practices and all other food safety requirements.
Adhere to wearing all required PPE while performing duties including gloves, fall harnesses, respirators, eyewear and masks.
Adhere to all safety programs including LOTO, confined space, forklift and scissor lift safety, roof and ladder safety and elevated work.

Boiler Operator Role

Monitor and maintain the facility’s high pressure boiler systems.
Support the site by ensuring the safe and proper operation of boilers.
Maintain logs, data sheets, and all necessary paperwork related to boiler operations.
Perform preventative and corrective maintenance work on boiler systems.
Perform all required tests and inspections.
Ensures compliance with federal and state laws and works within all regulatory requirements.
Prepare boilers and related equipment for state and insurance inspections.
Maintain cleanliness and organization of the boiler room.
Reads and interprets technical manuals and works within the CMMS work order system.
Assist maintenance operators, as needed.

Maintenance Operator Role

Provide preventative, predictive, and emergency maintenance on all equipment and systems
Works safely, efficiently and professionally with site operators and management.
Troubleshoot failed equipment including compressed air, steam, hydraulics, pneumatics, refrigeration, water and basic electrical systems. Work closely with other operators, supervisors and electricians to resolve complex issues.
Provide preventative maintenance to motors, valves, pumps, gearboxes, compressors and other general equipment.
Read technical manuals, interpret instructions and performs performance tracking through the assignment and closure of completed work through the CMMS system.
Provide professional and courteous support to all areas of the facility as needed.
Communicate with operations management through company provided cell phone and two-way radios while on the site.
Respond to inquiries and emergency issues timely; when on call, respond in person as needed within a reasonable amount of time.
May be assigned day shifts, night shifts, scheduled weekends and overtime as needed.

Minimum Qualifications:

High School diploma or equivalent
Must have a current MN State 1st Class B Hight Pressure Boilers License or possess a 2nd Class B high Pressure Boiler License with the ability to obtain MN State 1st Class B High Pressure Boilers License within six months from date of hire.
Must have a MN State Class D Water Operator license or ability to obtain license.
Able to maintain certification of applicable Boilers License and Water Operator Certificate.
Experience troubleshooting and maintaining boiler room and other mechanical equipment.
Previous preventative maintenance experience preferred.
Knowledge and understanding of OSHA safety guidelines.
Ability to weld / perform basic metal fabrication using TIG a plus but not required.

Physical and Mental Demands:

Ability to lift 50 pounds frequently
Occasionally it may be required to lift more than 50 pounds with the assistance of other staff or safety equipment.
Continuously walks, stands and climbs stairs.
Sits, bends, twists and stoops frequently during the day.
Performs occasional work in confined spaces, tight spaces and while on ladders, in harnesses or on lifts.

Working Environment:

Work is performed in varying degrees of temperature; cold in winter, windy on rooftops, hot in summer, and in some towers in temperatures over 120 degrees Fahrenheit for periods of 20 minutes.
Climate outside impacts the working environment and therefore, operators are provided with safety gear and uniforms to either warm or chill the body to maintain reasonable body temperature.

The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those that an individual encounters while performing the essential functions of this position.

Pay: $37.68 per hour

Benefits: