Boiler Operator

Role: Boiler Operator responsible for operating and maintaining high-pressure boilers and auxiliary equipment within a manufacturing or industrial setting. Objectives include ensuring safe, efficient plant operations, performing preventive and corrective maintenance, and maintaining accurate logbooks. Responsibilities encompass operating electric and steam turbines, switching fuel sources, and maintaining related equipment like heat exchangers and cooling towers. Requirements: High School diploma or GED, Minnesota 1st Class A Engineer license, minimum 3 years’ experience operating high-pressure boilers, and ability to work on rotating shifts, including weekends and holidays. Additional helpful qualifications include an Associate’s degree in related fields, a Minnesota Chief A Engineer license, and experience with chiller plant operations. The role is classified under GxP and safety-focused operational standards, involving compliance with environmental health and safety policies. High-value specifics: Industrial boiler operations in a manufacturing environment, with emphasis on safety, maintenance, and regulation adherence. Work setup: primarily on-site with potential for short notice shift changes; travel is negligible. The role offers a starting pay of $45.57/hour, with comprehensive benefits, and does not include relocation assistance or visa sponsorship.