Boiler Systems Welder–Pipefitter Technician

About The Role

Picture a workday that starts in the shop reviewing prints and staging materials, then shifts to a customer site where you align a packaged boiler, lay out supports, and burn in clean, code‑worthy welds. This field-based position splits time between the shop and on-site service, and calls for a safety-first technician with deep hands-on skill in boiler installations, welding, pipe fitting, refractory work, and industrial mechanical repairs.

• Set & align boiler equipment:
  Place, level, and secure packaged boilers, deaerators, economizers, and other pressure-retaining units to manufacturer guidance and ASME/NBIC requirements.
• Weld & fabricate:
  Perform SMAW, MIG, and TIG on piping systems and pressure vessels; build skids, brackets, supports, and complete pipe assemblies.
• Re-tube & repair:
  Remove and replace boiler tubes, roll and weld new tubes, and execute hydrostatic testing.
• Refractory restoration:
  Inspect, demo, install, patch, cast, and cure refractory linings for safe, efficient operation.
• Pipe fitting:
  Assemble and install pipe runs, valves, fittings, and supports from blueprints and technical drawings.
• Code work:
  Assist with or perform ASME/NB repairs and alterations in accordance with regulatory and quality standards.
• Safety leadership:
  Participate in OSHA-mandated training and follow both internal and client safety protocols at all times.
• Team contribution:
  Communicate clearly, collaborate across functions, and maintain a professional, positive approach.

• 5+ years of welding/fitting and industrial mechanical experience.
• Demonstrated proficiency in welding and pipe fitting; able to pass weld tests (certifications preferred).
• Working knowledge of boiler components: burners, controls, valves, pumps, and expansion tanks.
• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, schematics, and safety documentation.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record.
• Capability to lift up to 50 lbs, work on ladders and scaffolding, and operate in confined or non‑climate‑controlled spaces.
• Willingness to travel on occasion, including overnights.

Compliance Notice

OSHA 10 or 30 certification and successful completion of a 10-panel drug screen.