2nd Class Chief Engineer/Operator

Salary: $45-$60 pr hour with a potential Sign on Bonus depending on experience.

Monitoring:

Boiler room equipment, building management system monitoring, utility rooms equipment monitoring (HVAC/Chillers, pumps) Manufacturing equipment room monitoring( Compressed Air, Water for Injection stills, WFI storage tank, pumps etc.)

Responsibilities (high level):

1. Operation

A. Ensure operators are duly licensed in accordance with M.G.L. Chapter 146

B. Ensure licenses are current, and properly posted in accordance with the law

C. Ensure operators are trained in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, codes and

manufacturers ‘manuals in the safe operation of the boilers, engines and their appurtenances

D. Ensure operators are properly protected from all known hazards in the workplace

E. Ensure operators operate the boilers, engines and appurtenances in accordance with applicable

law, regulations, codes and manufacturer specifications

F. Provide necessary instructions to the operations personnel

G. Ensure required state logbooks are completed, and made available to the Department upon request

H. Ensure required notices to the Department are submitted in a timely manner

I. Ensure that no boiler under their responsibility is operated without a valid certificate of inspection

2. Maintenance

A. Ensure maintenance is performed in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, codes and

manufacturers’ requirements and recommendations

B. Ensure companies and individuals performing maintenance or repairs on the boilers, engines, and

their appurtenances hold the proper qualifications and certifications to perform such work

C. Ensure maintenance and repairs are properly documented in accordance with applicable laws,

regulations, codes and manufacturers’ requirements

3. Inspections

A. Ensure the boilers and their appurtenances are thoroughly inspected internally and externally at

least once a year by an Authorized Insurance Inspector, or a State District Engineering Inspector

B. Ensure that all accessible spaces in the boiler are opened and cleaned and the boiler is ready for the

inspector

C. Ensure the inspector has been provided with complete records for the boiler, including history of the

boiler operations, maintenance and repairs

D. Ensure the current boiler certificate of inspection is posted in accordance with the law

4. Repairs and Alterations

A. Ensure repairs and alterations are done in accordance with the law, regulations, codes and

manufacturer specifications

B. Ensure personnel performing repairs are properly qualified and certified to perform such repairs

C. Ensure hydrostatic testing and pressure testing is performed in accordance with applicable laws,

regulations, and codes, and any requirements of the authorized inspector

D. Ensure all areas around a failed part, or susceptible to the same failure mechanism, have been

inspected.

E. Ensure that reports of repairs and/or alterations are submitted to the Department as required by law