Licensed Boiler Operator

Shift - Monday to Thursday 12 PM —10:30 PM, OT/On-call as needed*Must hold Grade 3, 2, or 1 Stationary Engineer License****Sign on bonus up to $5,000***What this job involves - The Boiler Operator/Stationary Engineer will be responsible for the overall maintenance, operation, and cleaning associated with the operation of a large industrial utility's facility providing Steam, Heating Hot Water, Chilled water, and other services to a manufacturing facility. The Boiler Operator/Stationary Engineer should expect to spend their time engaged in monitoring system operations, chemical testing, boiler blow downs, performing predictive maintenance tasks, and responding to equipment needs, as required.What is the day to day?Maintenance and operation of the following utilities systems: 450-ton Chiller Units with primary and secondary pumps, Cooling Towers and side stream filters, Atlas Air compressors, Zero Air Dryers, Hot Water Loop Heat Exchangers and Pumps, Various related systems and support equipment, 300HP BoilersPerform work within structured safety, maintenance, and operating procedures.Perform scheduled and corrective maintenance as required.Perform predictive maintenance tasks.Perform routine equipment cleaning and general housekeeping duties.Operation of systems and equipment in a control room environment.Assist in the diagnosis and resolution of problems which affect the operation of the facility and/or impact environmental compliance.Read blueprints, material specifications, manufacturer's literature, operating procedures, and work instructions.Collect data, maintain records, and keep daily logbook of boilers, chillers, and chemical testing.Support energy conservation measures.Required QualificationsBoiler Operator License (Grade 1, 2 or 3) in Maryland or DC4+ years of experience in related utilities, systems maintenance, and operations.Familiarity with boilers, chiller, or air compressors in a commercial or industrial settingHigh school degree or equivalent.Valid drivers licenseWilling to learn attitude (lots to learn opportunities on-site!)Strong mechanical aptitude with troubleshooting and problem-solving skillsUnderstanding of water treatment procedures and chemical safety protocolsStrong communication skills with the ability to explain technical concepts clearlyPreferred QualificationsFormal education and training in energy operations, equipment maintenance and repair, or instrumentation and controls#OEjobs

Created: 2025-08-18