Boiler Operator
Listed on 2026-09-14
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Manufacturing / Production
Utility Technician
Role:
Boiler Operator responsible for operating and maintaining high-pressure boilers and auxiliary equipment within a manufacturing or industrial setting. Objectives include ensuring safe, efficient plant operations, performing preventive and corrective maintenance, and maintaining accurate logbooks.
- Operating electric and steam turbines
- Switching fuel sources
- Maintaining related equipment like heat exchangers and cooling towers
- High School diploma or GED
- Minnesota 1st Class A Engineer license
- Minimum 3 years’ experience operating high-pressure boilers
- Ability to work on rotating shifts, including weekends and holidays
- Associate’s degree in related fields (additional helpful qualification)
- Minnesota Chief A Engineer license (additional helpful qualification)
- Experience with chiller plant operations (additional helpful qualification)
The role is classified under GxP and safety-focused operational standards, involving compliance with environmental health and safety policies.
High-value specifics:
Industrial boiler operations in a manufacturing environment, with emphasis on safety, maintenance, and regulation adherence.
Work setup: primarily on-site with potential for short notice shift changes; travel is negligible.
The role offers a starting pay of $45.57/hour, with comprehensive benefits, and does not include relocation assistance or visa sponsorship.
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