Ammonia Tech Skilled Labor

About the Role

The Ammonia Tech Skilled Labor position is critical to maintain and operate ammonia systems in commercial and industrial environments. This includes inspecting, testing, repairing, and replacing components, monitoring and controlling levels of ammonia, and ensuring all safety protocols are adhered to. This individual must have a good understanding of the regulations and requirements surrounding ammonia handling and storage, as well as the relevant safety procedures.

In addition, must have a good knowledge of the systems and components used to operate and maintain the ammonia systems. Ultimately, the role aims to uphold operational excellence and safety standards within the facility located in Bartlett, IL. Key Skills and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent. 5 years' experience with ammonia refrigeration in the food industry Refrigeration certifications are a plus Knowledge of operating & troubleshooting ammonia refrigeration systems Ability to read and interpret ammonia piping diagrams Ammonia technician experience is a must Knowledge of OSHA regulations and environmental compliance standards specific to ammonia facilities.

Basic computer skills for logging maintenance activities and reporting.

Responsibilities

Perform routine and preventive maintenance on ammonia processing equipment to ensure optimal functionality and safety. Dismantle, inspect, repair and re-assemble any standard machine or equipment item commonly used in the department Proficiently utilize calipers, feelers, micrometers, etc. to perform chemical tests on water from the boiler to ensure correct operation.

Coordinates predictive testing on the ammonia system Carry out routine maintenance, repairs, safety checks, inspections, modifications and upgrades on ammonia refrigeration systems Monitor system performance and conduct inspections to identify and resolve mechanical or operational issues promptly. Prepare draft RFE descriptions for the ammonia and Boiler systems Adhere strictly to safety protocols and environmental regulations to maintain a safe working environment.

Collaborate with engineering and operations teams to support process improvements and emergency response activities. Skills: The required skills enable the candidate to perform precise maintenance and troubleshooting tasks essential for ammonia system reliability and safety. Strong mechanical aptitude and technical knowledge allow for effective interpretation of equipment manuals and operational data.

Safety awareness and adherence to protocols are critical to prevent accidents and ensure regulatory compliance.

Preferred skills

such as instrumentation knowledge and computer literacy enhance the ability to monitor system performance and document maintenance activities efficiently. Together, these skills support a proactive approach to facility upkeep and continuous improvement in a demanding industrial setting.