Utility Operator

Role Overview

The Utility Operator will work under supervision to operate and inspect power plant systems, including boilers and equipment. They will monitor and inspect auxiliary equipment, read and interpret data, and perform sampling and treatment tasks. The role requires mechanical skills, knowledge of power plant equipment, and ability to work overtime and rotating shifts.

What You Will Do

The Utility Operator will be responsible for safe and efficient operations of assigned equipment, monitoring and inspecting boiler plant auxiliary equipment, reading and interpreting data, and performing sampling and treatment tasks. They may also operate mobile equipment, refuse cranes, and fire extinguishing equipment.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate will have mechanical skills, knowledge of power plant equipment, and ability to work overtime and rotating shifts. They must also be able to maintain a positive work environment and work well with customers, clients, vendors, co-workers, and management.

Requirements

• Three or more months related experience and/or training
• Mechanical skills sufficient to perform tasks such as replacement of shear pins, valve repacking, and equipment inspections
• Knowledge and skills to operate power plant auxiliary equipment
• Ability to work overtime and rotating shifts
• Massachusetts 2nd Fireman's and Massachusetts Hoisting License (or ability to obtain within 9 months of hire)

Benefits

• Industry leading benefits
• Multiple and flexible medical plans
• Outstanding PTO program
• Floating Holidays
• Strong 401k program and company match
• Tuition reimbursement plan
• College loan reimbursement
• College scholarship program for dependents
• Parental Leave Program
• Inclusive culture
• Employee engagement events
• Employee resource groups