Description

• Safely start up,operate, adjust, and shut down utility systems, including steam/hot water boilers, ammonia/CO refrigeration, compressed air, HVAC, glycol, and water treatment systems
• Monitor gauges, instruments, alarms, and system readings tomaintainproper pressure, temperature, and fluid levels
• Perform routine inspections, cleaning, lubrication, and preventive maintenance to support equipment reliability and uptime
• Troubleshoot and repair mechanical and electrical components such as valves, pumps, compressors, controls, and motors
• Respond to alarms, malfunctions, and emergency calls; escalate complex issues and coordinate support when needed
• Maintainaccuratelogs and documentation for readings, inspections, maintenance, and system checks in line with company and regulatory requirements
• Communicate system conditions, risks, and needed actions to leadership and production teams
• Support system upgrades andassistwith capital or extraordinary maintenance projects
• Work collaboratively with maintenance, operations, and external contractors to ensure continuous utility availability
• Follow all required procedures for safety, quality, housekeeping, and standard work practices 

Requirements

• 3 - 5 years of experience operating, repairing, and maintaining utility systems such as boilers, refrigeration, HVAC, water treatment, steam/condensate, and associated equipment
• Experience troubleshooting mechanical and electrical systems in an industrial environment
• High school diploma, GED, or equivalent
• State Boiler Operator License or Stationary Engineer License OR Certified Industrial Refrigeration Operator (CIRO)
• Ability to read and understand English for safety procedures, work instructions, and documenting maintenance activities clearly
• Ability to work off-shifts, weekends, overtime, and extended shifts as needed
• Physical requirements (with or without reasonable accommodation): Able to lift up to 50 lbs, move throughout your shift, varying temperatures, and work safely in loud areas and confined spaces 
   
  SKILLS:
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills across mechanical and electrical systems
• Knowledge of boiler operations, safety procedures, and utility system operations (including basic water chemistry)
• Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment while managing multiple priorities
• Strong attention to detail and ability to work independently while staying connected with the team
• Clear verbal and written communication skills for shift handoffs, documentation, and issue escalation
• Intermediate computer skills using maintenance/log systems and tools such as SAP and Microsoft Office
• Consistent focus on safety, quality, and continuous improvement (including participation in Lean/standard work/TPM-style activities where applicable)