Boiler Technician

Description

• Test safety systems including pressure relief valves, low water cutoffs, and emergency shutdown systems to ensure compliance with regulations
• Document all maintenance activities, equipment readings, and water quality tests in operational logs and computerized systems
• Perform routine maintenance tasks including cleaning, lubricating, and replacing components as scheduled or when issues arise
• Monitor boiler operations including pressure, temperature, water levels, and fuel consumption to ensure safe and efficient performance throughout your shift
• Respond appropriately to emergency situations, equipment alarms, and after-hours service calls as needed
• Monitor and maintain proper water chemistry including pH levels, dissolved oxygen, and chemical treatment programs
• Conduct regular inspections of boilers, pumps, valves, gauges, and safety devices to identify potential problems before they impact operations
• Adjust controls and settings to maintain optimal operating conditions and respond quickly to changing facility demands
• Start up and shut down boilers following established procedures and safety protocols while maintaining clear documentation of all activities

Requirements

• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, equipment manuals, and instrumentation displays
• Current certifications in relevant safety training programs and OSHA compliance standards
• Good vision and hearing to effectively monitor equipment status and respond to alarms
• Strong understanding of steam systems, combustion processes, heat transfer principles, and water treatment chemistry
• Experience with multiple fuel types including natural gas, oil, and biomass systems
• Physical capability to work in hot, noisy environments while lifting up to 50 pounds and working in confined spaces
• Proficiency with hand tools, measuring instruments, and basic computer skills for logging and reporting
• Experience working with water treatment specialists and chemical treatment optimization programs
• Solid plumbing and mechanical aptitude with experience troubleshooting piping systems, valves, and mechanical equipment
• Knowledge of building automation systems, energy management platforms, and computerized control systems
• Flexibility to work shift schedules including evenings, weekends, holidays, and on-call availability for emergencies
• Familiarity with environmental compliance reporting and energy efficiency best practices
• High school diploma or equivalent with valid Boiler Operator License (Grade/Class as required by local jurisdiction)
• Minimum 2-3 years of experience operating commercial or industrial boiler systems with demonstrated knowledge of safety protocols
• Additional trade certifications in mechanical, electrical, or HVAC systems
• Previous experience in healthcare, manufacturing, educational, or other institutional facilities

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance