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Contract Boiler Jobs in Minnesota (NOW HIRING)

Stefanini provides the IT contract resources you need to implement crucial projects, handle short ... Under the direction of the Business Development Manager with guidance from the Chief Boiler ...

Boiler Engineer

Mankato, MN

$34.47 - $38.02/hr

... contract Benefits Eligible Yes Schedule Full Time Hours/Pay Period 80 Schedule Details This is a ... Current Class 1B Minnesota Boiler License required. Licensure & Certification: Minnesota Boiler ...

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Steam Plant and Boiler Room Operations: Long-Term Contract Operations and Short Term Temporary Operations, and Interim Operations & Maintenance. Recruiting for Plant Management, Boiler Operations ...

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Boiler schedules are created well in advance of the heating season to allow for scheduling. During ... Please see applicable contracts for more details. Satisfactory completion of a criminal background ...

Boiler schedules are created well in advance of the heating season to allow for scheduling. During ... Please see applicable contracts for more details. Satisfactory completion of a criminal background ...

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Steam Plant and Boiler Room Operations: Long-Term Contract Operations and Short Term Temporary Operations, and Interim Operations & Maintenance. Recruiting for Plant Management, Boiler Operations ...

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Steam Plant and Boiler Room Operations: Long-Term Contract Operations and Short Term Temporary Operations, and Interim Operations & Maintenance. Recruiting for Plant Management, Boiler Operations ...

Night Lead Custodian

Becker, MN · On-site

$16.50 - $21.50/hr

Night lead scale, plus boiler and CPO premium (see attached contract). Requirements/Licensure: Must obtain a CPO (Certified Pool Operator) Certificate and Class 2C Boiler License by the end of the ...

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Contract Boiler information

Are contract boiler operator jobs in demand?

Contract boiler operator jobs are generally in demand in industries such as manufacturing, power generation, and facilities management, especially where maintenance and operation of large heating systems are required. Employment opportunities depend on regional industry needs, certifications like HVAC or boiler licenses, and experience with control systems and safety protocols.

Is being a contract boiler worth it?

A contract boiler is responsible for operating and maintaining heating systems, often working on a temporary or project basis. The role can offer flexible schedules and experience with various systems, but may lack long-term job security and benefits compared to permanent positions.

What are the most commonly searched types of Boiler jobs in Minnesota?

The most popular types of Boiler jobs in Minnesota are:

Boiler Operator

Stefanini

Albany, MN • On-site

Contractor

Re-posted 27 days ago


Job description

Company Description

We help Procurement and Recruiting departments faced with the challenge of filling multiple IT-related openings for either long-term employment, or short-term projects. They need to find reliable candidates, with the right expertise, quickly and at the right cost to enable their company to remain competitive, and to increase profit and efficiency.


Stefanini provides the IT contract resources you need to implement crucial projects, handle short-term assignments, or fulfill long-term placements. Our IT staffing services free you from the challenges of finding, recruiting, training and retaining high-quality professional staff, and allow you to focus on managing your business growth.


We provide the ongoing skill development to ensure that professionals placed at your site are trained in leading technologies to support your information technology hardware, software, and network infrastructure. Augment your staff for short or long-term engagements, or for specialized expertise on specific projects.


We have more than 25 years of staffing industry knowledge and can provide you with superior

candidates to match your technical and professional needs.

Job Description

Under the direction of the Business Development Manager with guidance from the Chief Boiler Operator, the Boiler Operator is responsible for the safe, efficient and reliable operation, maintenance and monitoring of the steam generating boilers and equipment, soft and hot water systems, ammonia refrigeration compressors and equipment, compressed air compressors and equipment, plant vacuum pumps and fire alarm system. Must have a critical awareness of operating parameters and perform sensitive adjustments of complex controls on equipment, for varying operating characteristics. Must have a complete understanding of all machinery including operating adjustments, maintenance and troubleshooting. 


The daily operation is moderately varied and involves mastery, skill, art and judgment which can be achieved only after years of exposure to the job. Knowledge of steam, ammonia refrigeration, pneumatic and mechanical principles is essential. Will require the use of emergency respiratory PPE which requires passing of a yearly medical physical. The job expectations are to work from brief verbal as well as moderately complex written instructions with minimal supervision and without close observation. 


Qualifications
  • Needs to have a basic understanding of chemical usage, reasoning and formulation requiring the use of decimals and fractions in math and computer usage for tracking. 
  • This person must possess the minimum of a State of Minnesota, First Class B Boiler Operator Engineer's license or higher 


Additional Information

The assignment would be on an as needed basis- no set schedule on-call work.

Duration: 3 Months Contract