Must have a valid Seattle Grade 1 Steam Engineer's license.
The Operator is responsible for day-to-day operations associated with tasks of boiler operations and steam production to the facility. This position will require the candidate to gain full knowledge of the Steam Operations including preventative maintenance, maintenance, and process operations. Good mechanical and problem-solving skills are a plus.

DESIRED SKILLS:

Must have a positive attitude and strong mechanical aptitude
Must be able to multitask, stay organized, detailed and focused and
show a high level of initiative
Ability to identify and then implement process and productivity
improvements.
Ability to complete paperwork in English accurately and completely,
understand the importance of detail and accuracy
Ability to work in and promote a teamwork environment.
Ability to communicate effectively to team members and management.
Must have a desire to learn, grow and take on additional
responsibilities
Must be able to learn quickly, retain knowledge and follow
instructions.
Other duties as assigned by supervisor

MINIMUM EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS:
Minimum 5 years of boiler operations experience
Knowledge of and experience working with hazardous materials
Basic knowledge of mechanical and electrical motor skills.
Basic knowledge of water chemistry.

LIST of DUTIES:
This list is an outline of day to day functions of the Boiler Operator but the job is not limited to these functions.
Ensure strict adherence to all safety procedures and regulations.
Ensure compliance to all quality practices.
Performing field operations including but not limited to checklists,
instrument readings, and any quality related issues
Performing preventive maintenance inspections on equipment
Preparing equipment for maintenance and routine service
Performing housekeeping and cleaning in and around process area
Shutting down the Steam Operations Process in the event of an
emergency
Assisting the other Plant Operators as needed
Works with the facility operations team on process and operations to
identify needs to maximize capacity utilization
Learning, observing, and following all department safety and
housekeeping rules, regulations, and practices
Reporting all hazards and unsafe conditions or practices for
corrective action
Maintaining accurate records for items measurements, readings and
issues.
Conduct inventory and maintain inventory at proper level
Advanced troubleshooting skills (pumps, filters, tanks, etc.)
Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot and take corrective action
within an industrial setting

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
Perform duties as necessitated by employee absence of workload.
Possess a strong commitment to and respect for Safety and
Environmental issues requiring close attention to detail and
processes.
Must be able to work in an industrial environment exposed to weather
conditions: heat, cold wind, rain, high humidity
Must be able to work with others or alone without close supervision
Must be able to work overtime as needed on a short notice
Ability to wear and work in full body PPE (personal protection
equipment)
Must be able to pass criminal background and drug test.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
Physical activities include pushing, pulling, moving equipment
weighing up to 50 pounds, stooping, kneeling, crouching or climbing
Stand for long periods
Stand on hard surface: including concrete, tile, metal grating
Sit for long periods
Use hand/eye coordination for detail work
Reach with hands and arms
Climb stairs and/or ladders
Maintain balance
Work while standing on an uneven surface
Twisting
Stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl
Bending

Schedule:
12 hour shift
Holidays
Overtime
Weekend availability

Shift availability:
Day Shift
Night Shift

Experience:
Programmable Logic Controllers: 3 years (Preferred)
Maintenance: 5 years (Required)

License/Certification:
Seattle Stationary Engineer License, 1st Grade