Utility Plant Operator

Overview

The Utility Plant Operator dedicated to the site shall be responsible for the following:

• Monitoring and overseeing plant operations.
• Assisting with startup, shutdown, and operations of facility equipment.
• Identifying problems that arise and resolving them.
• Ensuring that safety and environmental rules and programs are strictly adhered to.
• Monitor and control the operation of the CUP using both BMS and manual controls.
• Respond to all system malfunctions and abnormal conditions in accordance with established procedures, notifying supervision of the malfunction or condition if the situation requires.
• Respond to hot or cold complaints from building occupants through use of the BMS and/or local controls.
• Keep Owner and Seller supervision informed of the BMS and CUP operations when requested and provide prompt notification as necessary for any emergent issues discovered during rounds or inspections.
• Monitor and operate the computer-based lighting and control system.
• Monitor the data center environmental and power monitoring and control systems.
• Any abnormal conditions are to be reported to Owner expeditiously upon observation.
• Perform building rounds and inspections on CUP related building systems and BMS monitored equipment as required by supervision.
• Monitor water chemistry in boiler water, condensate condenser water and chilled water systems according to industry and manufacturing standards.
• Create work orders in the CMMS for any deficiencies found during rounds or investigating complaints.

• Experience working with, documenting in, and communicating workflows through CMMS work order management systems (I.e. Corrigo, Maximo, HotSOS and other Amadeus platform applications, etc.)
• Ability to work independently and autonomously with minimal direction when required.
• Ability to clearly and professionally communicate and record plant equipment status or facilities event status to both internal and external personnel at any time while on-duty upon request.
• Minimum Connecticut State Operators License or equivalent Connecticut State HVAC unlimited licensure required (OE-2, S-2, S-1)
• Ability to pass both a Federal and State Criminal Background Check as required by law in order to obtain unescorted visitor access to work location.
• Must be capable of working all shifts in order to support plant personnel & maintain 365/24/7 coverage delivery of Utility Plant Operations as needed upon request.
• Union Membership:
  Current member in good standing with International Union of Operating Engineers Local