Hospital Boiler Plant Operator - Night/Weekend Shifts

Priority Patient Transport; Mather (CA); On-site; USD 66,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Priority Patient Transport is seeking a Boiler Plant Operator to support the Sacramento VA Medical Center in Mather and the Stockton VA Medical Center in French Camp. The role involves operating and monitoring boiler plants, conducting water testing, and maintaining records across two facilities with cross-coverage after training.

Evening or overnight shifts, weekends, and holidays are required. Requirements include formal training in utility systems operations, at least one year of related

Qualifications

• Formal or informal education and training in utility systems operations.
• At least one year of documented plant operator experience, with documented Boiler Plant Operator duties performed within the past three years.
• Ability to independently perform common journeyman-level Boiler Plant Operator duties after completing required VA training and access requirements.
• Demonstrated knowledge of boiler controls, combustion systems, water-level and steam regulation, safety devices, instrumentation, water treatment, and auxiliary equipment.
• Working knowledge and demonstrated ability to navigate and monitor Johnson Controls Metasys and Siemens Desigo systems, as applicable.
• Ability to interpret operating procedures, instructions, specifications, and equipment readings and respond appropriately to abnormal conditions.
• English proficiency sufficient to safely perform duties and complete required documentation.
• Computer skills sufficient for electronic training, email, operating logs, and documentation.
• Ability to successfully complete a Tier 1 background investigation, receive a favorable determination, and maintain required VA access.
• Availability to work assigned evening or overnight shifts, weekends, scheduled holidays, and either facility following cross-training.

Responsibilities

• Operate and monitor gas- or propane-fired water-tube and fire-tube boilers, electronic controls, and auxiliary equipment.
• Monitor pressures, temperatures, water levels, combustion conditions, fuel-to-air relationships, gauges, meters, and safety devices; make authorized operating adjustments.
• Operate boiler feed-water treatment systems, perform water testing, add authorized treatment chemicals in proper proportions, and document results.
• Navigate and monitor building automation systems, including Johnson Controls Metasys and Siemens Desigo, as applicable to the assigned facility.
• Inspect boiler controls, combustion equipment, steam regulators, oxygen recording and trim systems, feed pumps, flow meters, gas regulators, and related equipment.
• Identify alarms, equipment malfunctions, unsafe conditions, and utility interruptions; take authorized action and promptly notify designated VA Engineering personnel.
• Perform authorized troubleshooting, minor operational maintenance, and repairs within assigned responsibilities and qualifications.
• Maintain accurate operating logs, inspection records, water-treatment records, and shift documentation.
• Participate in shift turnover and communicate equipment status, alarms, deficiencies, and work in progress.
• Maintain safe, clean, and orderly work areas and continuous coverage during assigned shifts.
• Complete required VA training and follow facility procedures, manufacturer instructions, and applicable safety requirements.

Skills

Plant operation

English proficiency

Computer skills

Cross-training

Education

Formal or informal education in utility systems operations

Tools

Johnson Controls Metasys

Siemens Desigo

Job description

Priority Patient Transport is seeking a Boiler Plant Operator to support the Sacramento VA Medical Center in Mather and the Stockton VA Medical Center in French Camp. The role involves operating and monitoring boiler plants, conducting water testing, and maintaining records across two facilities with cross-coverage after training.

Evening or overnight shifts, weekends, and holidays are required. Requirements include formal training in utility systems operations, at least one year of related