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Central Plant Operator (Overnight)
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A Power Distributor or Plant Operator operates equipment to controls and monitor the flow of electricity from power plants.
$53,141 / year median in Georgia
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Central Plant Operator (Overnight) Hyatt Regency Atlanta - 4.0 Atlanta, GA Job Details Full-time 17 hours ago Qualifications Engineering equipment malfunctions diagnostics Chilled water HVAC systems Chiller Blueprint specification interpretation Electrical generators Industrial equipment troubleshooting Ventilation system maintenance High school diploma or GED Boiler repair Hot water heating systems Circuit testers Industrial pump maintenance and repair Industrial pumps Facilities routine maintenance Boiler License Industrial boilers Electronic equipment testing Full Job Description Summary Monitor, operate and maintain central plant equipment to include low pressure boilers and ancillary equipment, centrifugal chillers and associated pumps, cooling towers and associated pumps. Additional responsibilities include maintenance of HVAC equipment, scheduling start/stop of AHUs serving meeting space, basic inspections and maintenance of life safety systems and logging and monitoring of building utility consumption. Qualifications High school diploma or GED required Minimum of a 4th Class Boiler Operator License Minimum of four years operator/maintenance experience performing PM's, troubleshooting and repairs in a commercial, industrial or institutional facility on chillers, pumps, air handlers, boilers, generators, etc. Must demonstrate the following essential knowledge and skills: Understanding of chilled and hot water systems Understanding of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning, (HVAC), operation to include theory of operation and controls The ability to use test equipment including, but not limited to, multi-meters, temperature and pressure probes, and circuit tracers Basic understanding of electrical distribution systems, three phase and single phase, up to 600 volts Ability to read and understand blueprints and diagrams Ability to use technical manuals to diagnose and repair equipment Ability to work various shifts including weekends and holidays