Boiler Operator

Boiler OperatorDepartment: ServiceSupervisor: Service ManagerFLSA Status: Non-ExemptHourlyUnion Position - Local #455 or #539Job Specifics: Efficiently operate low pressure steam and hot water generating equipment so that the proper pressure and amounts of steam are maintained to satisfy Ensure that all operations meet the state and local operating codes and requirements.Monitor gauges on boilers and auxiliary equipment to determine that they are operating properly, safely, and efficiently regarding pressure, water levels, temperature, flow, and make necessary adjustmentsrepairsmaintenance.Execute switches to different fuels, for example from natural gas to oil and vice versa at the request of the gas company to avoid penalty payments for unauthorized use of natural gas.Take water tests to determine the amount of blow down and proper amounts of chemicals to add to maintain proper chemistry.Maintain Heating Plant in a neat, clean and orderlyKeep daily logs and records of amount of steam usage, fuel consumption, water consumption, and equipment readings as directed or required for state and local Qualifications and Experience:Valid driver's licenseMust be a Member in good standing or Join Local Union #455 or #539 Ability to understand and follow oral and written instructions, read and interpret sketches, diagrams and blueprints.Knowledge of the occupational hazards of the mechanical systems and the necessary safety precautions. "Knowledge of the principles of state heating and ventilating codes, steam-fitting code, OSHA and computerized HVAC control systems.Knowledge of procedures and practices for building HVAC systems, system installation methods, operation procedures, and HVAC system control strategies, and the materials and equipment utilized in the processes.Skilled in the use and care of tools and equipment of the mechanicalMust be able to workMust be able to physically access boiler inspectionBasic understanding of E-mail, scheduling and computer monitoringRequired Licenses or Certifications:Minnesota Boiler License-Class 2C, 1C, or Chief C required. Steam Engineer's License of the class required by lawIt's what's INSIDE that counts...From immense construction projects that involve complex mechanical systems to custom service projects that require faster builds and reliable 24-hour service, Metropolitan Mechanical Contractors, Inc. (MMC) is your single source solution.For more than 60 years, Metropolitan Mechanical Contractors, Inc. (MMC) has been designing, building and maintaining mechanical systems for some of the most well-known buildings in the Midwest. We are a fully-integrated large commercial mechanical contractor. We employ the industry's best talent of engineers, tradesmen, project managers, customer support and office staff.Why work at MMC?We Work As a Team. MMC fosters a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement. We operate as a team to ensure the best experience for our clients, contractors and employees. We Are Committed to Our Employees. At MMC, you are encouraged to:Make the decision you think in the right decision to make.Ask for help whenever you want it.Start something that needs to be started.Take time off to do something that inspires, excites and energizes you.Help others whenever you can.Benefits:Union Scale Wage of $35.48 to $42.45 an hour, depending on experience and licensesEmployee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) Equal Opportunity Employer, including disabled and veterans.

Created: 2025-02-24