Utility Plant Operator I: Steam & Boiler Operations

Posted 7 days ago

commonwealth of pennsylvaniaNew York (NY)

Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators Steam and Air-Conditioning Supply

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About the role

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania seeks a Utility Plant Operator 1 to maintain the Polk Center central steam plant and related systems, ensuring reliable heat, hot water, and equipment performance across the facility. The role focuses on firing coal and natural gas boilers, monitoring pressures and temperatures, water treatment, and coordinating with trades staff during emergencies. This is a stay-behind maintenance position with 40-hour weeks and rotating shifts.

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