Third Class Engineer (preferred) or Second Class Fireman, 2 nd Shift Split, Central Heating Plant,
Boston College
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- Pay
- $36 to $45
- an hour
- Location
- Chestnut Hill, United States
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Nov 6
- 2 days ago
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About the company
Boston College
Higher education · 1,001 to 5,000 employees
What you'll do
- Perform firing, regulating and other duties incidental to operate high pressure boilers
- Monitor control devices and test water levels
- Test boiler water daily for solids and add chemical as required
- Lubricate pumps, compressors, motors and other equipment
- Perform general duty maintenance and assist in repair and maintenance duties
- Maintain required records, readings, counts, etc.
- Detect and report unsafe and defective equipment and material
- Perform cooling tower water treatment testing on campus
What you need
- Knowledge of ASME Code Section VII
- Knowledge of Chapter 146 of the General Laws
- Knowledge of 522 CMR 2.00
- Understanding of ASME Section 7
Key skills
high pressure steam boilersASME Code Section VII522 CMR 2.00ASME Section 7hand toolsminor pipefitting
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Third Class Engineer
Hourly Rate, dependent on license:
Engineer 3rd Class: $45.19
Fireperson 2nd Class: $36.82
Job Description:
2nd Shift Split: Sunday-Tuesday, and Friday & Saturday, 3pm-11pm.
Position Summary: Under the direct supervision of the Chief Engineer; perform a variety of boiler room duties,
primarily those with regards to firing, regulating and monitoring of high pressure steam boilers and system, air
compressors, and auxiliary equipment following standard practices and procedures.
Knowledge of ASME Code Section VII, Chapter 146 of the General Laws 522 CMR 2.00 and understanding ASME
Section 7.
Work from charts, manuals, schedules, gauges, written and verbal orders and instructions. Use various hand tools
such as wrenches, scrapers, brushes, painting equipment.
Essential Functions
Perform firing, regulating and other duties incidental to operate high pressure boilers; build up and regulate pressures
for transmission to various parts of the plant, depending on schedule and demand. Monitor a variety of control
devices such as high temperatures and high pressure gauges, limit switches, valve, etc.; test water levels; stop, start
and regulate pumps, blowers and auxiliary equipment. Read and interpret an array of pressure and water gauges,
fuel meters and other control devices.
Test boiler water daily for solids, using standardized test procedures, and add chemical as required to maintain
conditions. Prepare boilers for annual inspection.
Lubricate pumps, compressors, motors and other equipment to maintain efficient operation. Perform general duty
maintenance such as replacing gauge glasses, pressure gauges, and minor pipefitting.
Assist in repair and maintenance duties both in and out of boiler room.
Maintain required records, readings, counts, etc.
Requisition needed materials and equipment and items.
Detect and report unsafe and defective equipment and material as well as unusual situations to supervisor. Observe
and obey all safety rules, practices and procedures. Wear and employ all safety equipment and devices. Maintain
work area and equipment in a neat and orderly manner. Perform other similar or related duties as required or
requested.
Perform cooling tower water treatment testing on campus in accordance with contractor guidelines.