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Description :The Boiler Operator II is responsible for proficient maintenance related to HVAC and mechanical systems, electrical and plumbing, and safety inspections. This position will monitor, maintain, and inspect boiler steam, condensate systems, chiller systems, booster pumps, tube stations, elevators, as well as serve as dispatch for the Computer Maintenance Management Software (CMMS). Responds to work requests timely and professionally and is able to complete work assignments. The Boiler Operator II may be required to work nights, weekends, holidays, and overtime as necessary and approved by the Supervisor.Education: Required: High School Diploma or Equivalent Preferred: Trade School in the mechanical fields Experience: Required: At least three years prior boiler/chiller/mechanical work or related experience. Skills: Proficient communication skills. Ability to prioritize workload. Proficient skills necessary to find solutions to equipment malfunctions and initiate necessary repairs. Proficient knowledge of the safe operation of all tools used in the performance of duties. Proficient knowledge to read and interpret blueprints and schematics for repairs to building equipment and structure. Proficient knowledge of regulatory requirements governing fire alarm systems, HVAC systems, electrical, plumbing, life safety systems and building repairs. Demonstrates proficient technical skills for the repair and general maintenance of facilities in the following areas: • Plumbing and fixtures • Electrical wiring, devices, lighting and motors • Heating, ventilation and air conditioning, and cooling towers • Steam and boilers • Pressure vessels and associated equipment • Generators • Medical gas and vacuum • Refrigeration units and ice machines • Air compressors and refrigerated air dryers • Air handlers, fans, and heat wheels • Chilled water and condenser pumps Licensure/Certification/Registration: Required: Active Driver's License Preferred: STI Fire Stop Certified (provided by Cox yearly if not already certified)

About the Role Manufacturing careers that offer more: The Primient Powerhouse Operator role is not your typical factory job. There is some manual labour. But you are not just standing on a line or doing simple repetitive tasks. Each shift is different, with new problems to solve and wide-ranging duties to perform as part of a team. From your first day onwards, you will be learning and mastering key skills - to start on the path to becoming a skilled technician. Job Description Ready for a career with more impact ? Join a market leader in ingredient manufacturing that is poised for a new era of success . Shift Options: Primary shift is 6 PM-6AM 5 days on, 2 days off, 2 days on, 5 days off. Repeating. This position does have flexibility to work Monday to Friday (8-hr shifts on 2nd or 3rd shift) w/ on-call expectations for call-offs and vacations (including if the call-off/vacation occurs on the weekend). Overall schedule flexibility is required to cover vacations and absences of other Powerhouse operators, working 12-hour (6AM-6PM or 6PM-6AM) shifts as needed. Responsibilities: Operate and maintain Powerhouse equipment during assigned shifts. Provide coverage for other Powerhouse operators during their vacations or absences. Assist Area Manager, Production Supervisor, and Utilities Engineer as required. Note: Shift schedules and hours may vary based on operational needs and coverage requirements. Requires a Ohio Class III Stationary Steam Engineer License Sign On Bonus of $3,000 Basic Job Skills Ability to obey all safety rules and identify and correct potential safety problems Ability to work both in a team environment and individually as required Proficient written and verbal communication skills Follow SOP's and/or PM task instruction sets Communicate with production prior to starting job and when job is completed Ability to clearly communicate this information to team members Strong mechanical aptitude, knowledge of tools and equipment Perform routine work as scheduled, or as time permits Troubleshoot equipment/systems as required Identify and implement solutions to recurring equipment problems Assist I&E technicians and mechanics as needed / as asked Must be able to identify the need for, and request engineering/vendor assistance as required Communicate and work with other groups (process engineers, production technicians, quality control) as necessary to promote efficiency in problem solving and work scheduling Required to clean up after jobs are completed / perform housekeeping as required in the area Familiarize product, steam and airflows though out the area Perform Lock out Tag out and work permitting for all maintenance in area Increase to $40.00/hr after completion of 120 day probationary period. About You High School graduate or GED Ohio Class III Stationary Steam Engineer License 5 Years minimum industrial experience Must be willing to work overtime including nights, weekends and holidays, both scheduled and on call-in basis Demonstrated experience with plant equipment (pumps, piping systems, columns, tanks, compressors, turbines, high pressure boilers, etc) including troubleshooting Physical Requirements This position requires the ability to safely perform the following tasks: Lifting of up to 50 pounds without mechanical assistance. Use of hand tools above shoulders, under ergonomically stressful conditions, and under application of heavy force by employee. Work in elevated positions with hand tools and fall restraint equipment. Ability to wear personnel protective equipment (PPE)