Boiler Technician

Boiler Technician

The primary role of a Boiler Technician is the responsibility of all of the systems that generate heat or electricity in a facility. The main equipment responsibilities include: low-pressure boilers; high-pressure boilers; power boilers; steam boilers; and hot water heating systems. Boiler Technicians must make manual adjustments to this equipment during their servicing. The Laborer follows B&D's policies and procedures and provides consistent quality customer service.

• Always maintain safety as a priority
• Provide routine maintenance on the equipment and systems
• Proficient use of hand or power tools when performing tasks
• Replace defective valves, filters, or steam gauges on heating systems
• Test boiler water and balance with chemicals if needed
• Monitor systems during operation and attend to any issues that may arise
• Record service data in logs
• Communicate to foremen on an as needed basis for restocking of materials and supplies for projects
• Attention to detail
• Ability to work in various weather conditions
• Team player

• New Mexico B01 or B02 License
• Provide and maintain a clean driving record
• Valid driver's license
• Background check
• Drug test for initial hire
• Random drug tests
• Future employees required to be organized with local union
• OSHA-10