Power Plant 2nd Engineer

Why Work Here?
 
This role offers excellent long term stability working with a safety focused team. Over 40 years of power production and reliability in the market. They offer excellent benefits, including a retirement plan, continuous education/training and value a motivated team environment. Apply now to be considered! 

Job Description:

• Provides coverage and shares on call duty with the Operations Manager.
• Performs inspections, water analysis and troubleshooting, to optimize plant performance.
• Plan and coordinates plant maintenance as required to maximize plant availability and optimize cost effectiveness.
• Prepares accurate plant documentation, to assure that proper historical records and reporting of plant operation and maintenance is done.
• Participates in planned day operator shift coverage at the discretion of the Operations Manager.
• Formulate and executes projects assigned by the Operations Manager.
• Promotes and works with others in a team environment.
• Coordinates plant production in accordance with contracts and owners representatives.
• Communicates verbally and in writing to customers, suppliers, and operators to ensure optimum resource utilization.
• Administers shift schedules, housekeeping assignments, and operations routines.
• Assists with operations/maintenance training and qualification programs.
• Must make expeditious appropriate decision to non-routine plant operating situations.

Education:

• 2nd Engineer's License or higher in Massachusetts.
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Minimum of five years’ experience in a power generating facility or equivalent experience.
• Competent oral and written communication skills are required.
• Other skills required include knowledge of computer systems and software, and the ability to read technical manuals and drawings.
• Demonstrates full knowledge and proficiency in the operation and maintenance of a combined-cycle combustion turbine generating station, including balance-of-plant equipment.
• Demonstrated supervisory skills.
• Requires standing, sitting, walking, kneeling, twisting, climbing stairs and ladders, and entering plant equipment to access, inspect, or collect data on plant equipment.
• Work overtime and non-standard working hours as required.
• Requires wearing personal protective safety equipment (respirators, safety glasses, hard hat, appropriate footwear, ear plugs, etc.)
• Requires operation of a personal computer.
• May be required to work around rotating and energized equipment, hazardous materials and chemicals.
• Occasionally requires lifting as appropriate to perform duties and responsibilities.