Boiler Tech 6

Entry Level $26.25 with Training and Progression to $39.14 for Highly Skilled Benefits Day One: Medical, Free Dental, 401K Match plus a Pension and More! The Boiler Technician position is part of the Boiler Technician Program that is designated as a Specialized Training Program to develop highly skilled employees responsible for factory power generation through the safe and efficient operation of boiler and turbine equipment. Successful applicants will be placed in the Program at a level consistent with their related experience and qualifications. Employees will advance in the Program based on training, skills, successful job performance, and completion of related assessments and license requirements. To remain in the Program employees must successfully meet all requirements necessary to advance to the Boiler Tech 4 position within their probationary period. Job Requirements: PRE-HIRE QUALIFICATIONS: High School Diploma or GED certificate is required. Must pass pre-hire mechanical aptitude test and basic skills tests in reading and math Individuals are required to submit to and successfully pass a Safety Screen that evaluates their ability to safely execute duties and tasks of this position. Must be able to reference, read and understand how to use SDS information. Must be able to obtain forklift certification. Boiler Technician Level 6: $26.25 Major Duties Include: Cleaning in the boiler house, & coal handling areas Operates & troubleshoots ash removal equipment Operates & troubleshoots soot blowing equipment On the job study time Other duties as assigned Works overtime as required Completes SOP reading assignments as scheduled Boiler Technician Level 5: $31.90 Major Duties Include: MN Boiler Special license required Successfully performs all tasks of a Boiler Tech 6, other duties as assigned. In addition to Boiler Tech 6 duties, the Boiler Tech 5 continues their studies toward progression to Boiler Tech 4 and accumulates time on his/her license in preparation to write the next boiler license exam Operates & troubleshoots coal handling equipment Completes SOP reading assignments as scheduled Severe weather-related issues such as lancing coal pits & coal stoppage issues throughout the coal system Boiler Technician Level 4: $34.89 Major Duties Include: Boiler operator license required, at minimum, a MN Boiler 2-A license Performs All duties of Boiler Tech 5 & 6 levels to a level acceptable to the PG Supervisor Operates the DCS to a level acceptable to the PG Supervisor Operates the reducing stations to a level acceptable to the PG Supervisor Performs all water tests and properly documents the results according to ACSC guidelines and to a level acceptable to the PG Supervisor Completes daily low water cutoff, column, gage glass & drums testing/blowdown routines Further Progression to Highly Skilled: BT-3 $36.59, BT-2 $38.31, BT-1 $41.52 WORK ENVIRONMENT: Occasionally exposed to confined spaces, steam, and wet, humid, cold or extreme heat environments. Job tasks are occasionally performed at high elevations, on uneven surfaces, and under severe loud noise conditions (above 85 dB) in which fall and hearing protection is required. Employees may be required to enter boilers and tanks for inspections. Occasional exposure to welding fumes, gases, vapors, and particulates requires respiratory protection. Occasional exposure to vibration (power tools) and non-ionizing radiation (welding) requires anti-vibration gloves and welding shields/curtains. Must be able to drive pick-ups, manlifts, and lift equipment. Exposure to moving equipment requires lockout procedures. PHYSICAL/COGNITIVE REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to carry 50 pounds occasionally (lifting more than 50 pounds requires assistance). Bending and twisting is done frequently while squatting and kneeling is done occasionally, stair climbing, and ladder climbing is required. Wrist position deviates from neutral position frequently as does repetitive hand/wrist motion and use of hand tools. Occasionally push or pull on carts, chains, pulleys, and come alongs. Manual dexterity needed with frequent motor movement. Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety procedures and SDS information, detailed blueprints, operation and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals. Ability to understand and carry out detailed written or oral instructions. Must be able to drive a vehicle and operate a forklift safely. Compensation Range: $26.25 - $26.25 /hr Benefits Include: Our benefits include eligibility for comprehensive medical insurance starting on day one. In addition, we offer Pension, 401(k) retirement savings plan with a Company match, paid dental, paid basic life insurance, paid short -term disability, voluntary long-term disability, life insurance, vision insurance, health savings account, flexible spending accounts, paid time off, paid sick leave, paid parental leave, and paid holidays. We also offer tuition reimbursement, service awards, and a 24/7 employee assistance program with access to eight confidential visits with a licensed counselor at no cost. We are proud to offer such a comprehensive package to our employees and believe that it reflects our commitment to their well-being and success. An Equal Opportunity Employer Our Cooperative Grows Opportunity. American Crystal Sugar Company is more than just a sugarbeet cooperative. Our company is deeply rooted in the communities of the Red River Valley. We are committed to the sustainability and growth of our business and to improving lives in the places where we work and live. We do that by investing in our people, our communities, and the future of our company. At American Crystal Sugar Company, growers who grow and harvest the sugarbeets also own the company and the factories that make our products. We're proud to be an economic engine for our communities, employing approximately 1,600 full-time employees and about 900 hourly seasonal workers and many more contracted third-party workers. Together, we build a better future for the sugar industry and the Red River Valley. Everything We Do Benefits Our Growers and Our Communities. Our valued team members can access a variety of benefits to enhance their health, wellness, and financial security. Learn more by clicking the link below: https://www.crystalsugar.com/careers/sweet-benefits/

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