Overview Operates and maintains all utilities equipment/systems independently under the general supervision of the utilities group leader or utilities manager. Routinely performs and/or directs all patrol and control operator duties of the utility trainee and/or utility operator. Performs both control and patrol operator duties in rotational assignments. Specific tasks performed include all duties of the utility trainee and utility operator. Responsibilities Utilities operators oversee the equipment operation needed to maintain the utilities needs to Abbott Park. This includes the operation of boilers, turbines, chillers, compressors, distillation units, gauges and controls, pumps, fans, and more. They maintain the sanitary effluent sample stations and obtains samples for Corporate Environmental Control and North Shore Sanitary District. The operator oversees the Distributed Control System and makes observations to detect any equipment problems and acts to correct those problems. He or she adjusts controls to respond to requested levels, setpoints, and parameters needed. Inspects electrical distribution centers and machine rooms for fire, flooding, or other abnormal conditions. Obtains samples and conducts chemistry analyses on boiler water, tower water, condensate, potable and service water, and makes the necessary adjustments. Serves as the primary contact for afterhours emergencies and contacts appropriate on or off-site personnel to facilitate repairs. Assumes leadership role in responding to utilities emergencies. Able to comprehend and utilize complex manuals, drawings, etc. related to the installation/modification/maintenance of equipment and/or systems Mechanical and machine component utility systems troubleshooting Follow all plant and department procedures, GMPs, JSAs and general plant safety rules Requirements High School Diploma/GED A Minimum of two years' experience with boiler or chiller operation. Basic understanding of mechanical systems and equipment, including but not limited to pumps, valves, piping, etc. Ability to troubleshoot and determine the cause of improper machine operation, and make necessary adjustments and repairs to return to proper operation Ability to perform well with minimal supervision and work well w/ others This role is perfect for motivated individuals eager to contribute their technical skills in a fast-paced environment dedicated to public health and environmental stewardship. Join us in making a difference through your expertise!

Pay:

$28.00 - $38.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person