Team Leader - Industrial Refrigeration
$38.68 - $46.38 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$38.68 - $46.38 per hour
About the role
- Operation of all Plant Refrigeration, HVAC, Hot Water Generation, and Utility systems.
- Ensure Preventative Maintenance and repair of all plant Refrigeration, HVAC, Boiler and Utility equipment are completed.
- Support troubleshooting electrical or mechanical problems on all plant Refrigeration, HVAC, Direct Fire Water heater, and utility equipment.
- Drive Plan PSM program and compliance.
- Assist in maintaining the plants HAZMAT program and equipment.
- Train / Assist other members on Refrigeration / HVAC basics, acting as mentor for the development of Qualified Refrigeration Technicians.
- Mentor others in the Safe Operating Practices and repairs to facility systems.
- Partner with Planner and Parts clerk to ensure proper spare parts inventory and PM packages.
- Cover areas of the plant as assigned by the Department Coach.
- Maintain regulatory compliance on associated systems - Wastewater, PSM, Fire Supression.
- Support Wastewater operations
- EducationCompletion of Class I and Class II Industrial Refrigeration School with RETA Certification.
- Completion of an Industrial Ammonia PSM course and Certification.
- Technical Training in relevant area required.
- Able to work on rough terrain in all weather conditions
- Lift 70lbs unassisted
- Full range of body motion required: standing, kneeling and upper body twisting.
- Ability to pass a pre-employment, post offer drug screen, physical and background check
- Must be properly groomed / shaved and able to wear a Respirator as required.
- Willing to travel off-site for additional training and certification as required
- Work is performed in all weather conditions outside, inside is refrigerated (35 degrees), plant environment with animal's present, subject to heights.
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