Boiler Technician

Summary The primary role of a Boiler Technician is the responsibility of all of the systems that generate heat or electricity in a facility. The main equipment responsibilities include: Low-pressure boilers; High-pressure boilers; Power boilers; Steam boilers; and, Hot water heating systems. Boiler Technicians must make manual adjustments to this equipment during their servicing.

The Laborer follows B&D’s policies and procedures and provides consistent quality customer service.

Responsibilities

Always maintain safety as a priority Provide routine maintenance on the equipment and systems Proficient use of hand or power tools when performing tasks Replace defective valves, filters, or steam gauges on heating systems Test boiler water and balance with chemicals if needed Monitor systems during operation and attend to any issues that may arise Record service data in logs Communicate to foremen on an as needed basis for restocking of materials and supplies for projects Attention to detail Ability to work in various weather conditions Team player Education and Experience New Mexico B01 or B02 License Provide and maintain a clean driving record Valid driver’s license Background check Drug test for initial hire Random drug tests Future employees required to be organized with local union OSHA-10