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BAY FT Local 68 Craft Bayonne, NJ is seeking a Boiler Operator Blue to ensure safe and efficient operation of industrial boilers, providing continuous steam and hot water to meet production needs. The role requires vigilance, routine inspections, and adherence to safety and environmental regulations.
Minimum qualifications include a high school diploma and boiler operator certification, plus at least 2 years’ boiler experience.
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BAY FT Local 68 Craft Bayonne, NJ, US
25 days ago Requisition ID: 3641
Salary Range: $30.00 To $40.00 Hourly
About the Role:
The Boiler Operator Blue is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of industrial boilers within a facility, ensuring continuous steam and hot water supply to meet operational demands. This role requires vigilant monitoring of boiler systems, performing routine inspections, and making necessary adjustments to maintain optimal performance and safety standards. The Boiler Operator will troubleshoot and resolve mechanical and operational issues promptly to minimize downtime and maintain compliance with environmental and safety regulations. Collaboration with maintenance teams and adherence to company protocols are essential to uphold equipment integrity and workplace safety. Ultimately, this position plays a critical role in supporting the facility’s production processes by maintaining reliable boiler operations.
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The Boiler Operator Blue utilizes technical skills daily to monitor and adjust boiler controls, ensuring efficient and safe operation. Strong mechanical and troubleshooting abilities are essential for diagnosing issues and performing preventative maintenance to avoid equipment failure. Effective communication skills are used to document operations accurately and coordinate with maintenance teams and supervisors. Knowledge of safety regulations and environmental standards guides the operator in maintaining compliance and promoting a safe work environment. Additionally, familiarity with computerized control systems enhances the operator’s ability to manage complex boiler operations and respond swiftly to system alerts.