Utility/Boiler Technician at Evans Industries

Job Details

• Monitoring: Reading gauges, meters, and charts to track boiler operations, and monitoring water, chemical, and fuel levels 
• Adjusting: Activating valves to change the amount of water, air, and fuel in boilers 
• Inspecting: Inspecting equipment to ensure it\'s operating efficiently, and checking safety devices routinely 
• Maintaining: Maintaining elements like piping, valves, and gauges, and replacing worn parts 
• Testing: Testing water quality for signs of corrosion, and testing water level, pressure, and chemical levels 
• Repairing: Repairing boiler equipment and replacing damaged parts 
• Recording: Recording data and keeping logs of operation, maintenance, and safety activity 

Boiler operators may also perform other tasks, such as:

• Performing plumbing tasks, such as repairing, maintaining, and/or replacing toilet flush meters, faucets, and hot water tanks
• Performing custodial tasks, such as opening the building and disarming the security system
• Inspecting fire extinguishers, fire hoses, and eye wash stations on a monthly basis
• Greasing and oiling pumps