Boiler House Operator
Job
Overview
- Industrial, Manufacturing
- Maintenance
- Permanent
- South Carolina
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Boiler House Operator (Water treatment)
WWTP License is required C or better
$23.57/hr
7a-7p 4 days on 4 days off 4 cycles 12hours a day. then switch to 3rd shift 7p-7a
The Boiler House B Operator is to assist as necessary in the operation of the Boiler House and utility generation; having the capabilities to perform their duties, the Boiler House A operator’s duties, and the duties of the Waste Treatment Operator. He/she will make sure all process equipment in the area of responsibility is operating safely and efficiently and notify the Boiler House Operator of any abnormal conditions that warrant corrective action.
Responsibilities:
- Follow all Department Safety Rules and Safe Job Practices.
- Have a thorough knowledge of the boiler house utilities area.
- Have a C or better WWTP license.
- Monitor all available process information frequently throughout the shift.
- Make routine checks on outside equipment at least three times daily.
- Report visible stack emissions to EHS and complete form when burning fuel oil.
- Complete fuel oil tank inspection sheets.
- Acknowledge all alarms and take preventive action on potential problems and/or corrective action on actual problems. Notify the A operator of the potential problem.
Take readings from the computer or process equipment and make checks on process variables as required. Such as:
- Steam Boilers
- Dowtherm Vaporizers
- Air Compressors
- Fire Pumps\
- Cooling Towers
- Dowtherm Receiver Pumps
- Fuel Oil Pumps
- Tanks
- High Lines
- To perform routine Chemical Analysis on Low/High-Pressure Condensate, Feed Waters, all Steam Boilers, and Softeners, that is to run daily routine samples on day shift and night shift.
- To ensure proper amount of chemicals are being added to the boilers to maintain proper feed water to the boilers.
- Shut down and start-up equipment as the need arises.
- Perform routine tasks as necessary to control the process.
- They will interact/communicate with the Computer System when manually/automatically starting steam boilers, and dowtherm vaporizers, setting or changing alarm status, or displaying various face plates/graphics.
- Reads the control room logbook at the start of the shift
- Coordinates all work efforts with the boiler house operator.
- Maintain communication with relieving shift personnel on any problems that might have occurred during the shift.
- Enter performance gaps and complete Routine Duty Calendar (RDC).
- Leads a JHA team on a particular job procedure to make sure the job is performed correctly.
- Open and close any valves as the need arises.
- Drain containment areas and documents.
- Report spills to EHS and area management.
- Complete LDAR forms for all dowtherm leaks.
- Passes on information to the boiler house operators on process upsets, changes, shutdowns, startups made during the daily operation.
- Creates work orders on equipment when the need arises.
- Assist in securing equipment and piping systems for routine or emergency repairs.
- Keep neat, accurate, and timely records.
- Coordinate with all customers (users) throughout the plant.
- Reclaim Vaporizers
- Check safeties on vaporizers and steam boilers.
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