What are the responsibilities and job description for the Utility Plant Operator position at The Peterson School?
Company: University of Massachusetts, Amherst Location: Amherst, MA
Job Summary
The Utility Plant Operator (Licensed Pipefitter) operates, maintains, and repairs the campus steam, condensate, water and sewer distribution systems and related equipment.
Essential Functions
Tests, repairs, or replaces valves, fittings and pipe insulation associated with the steam distribution system.
Makes standard types of water and sewer connections within manholes, vaults, and trenches.
Installs and repairs underground steam, water storm drains and sewer lines using plans and drawings as required by normal assignment.
Applies a thorough knowledge of standard practices involved with underground distribution systems their insulation systems and performs all work accordingly.
Applies a complete knowledge of the layout and characteristics of the campus steam, water, reclaimed water, storm water, and steam distribution systems.
Applies a thorough knowledge of the UMA lock out/tag out, confined space, trenching and shoring procedures, as well as the procedures and dangers involved with starting and isolating steam systems.
Diagnoses and repairs trouble relating to normal assignment and performs unusual work where no standard methods or specific directions are available.
Performs all type of valving and pressure boosting work.
Arranges and lays out steam, water, and sewer installations in manholes and vaults.
Makes standard types of pipe and insulation repairs in manholes, mechanical rooms, and vaults.
Instructs and functionally supervises line personnel in lower classifications.
Performs construction work in accordance with safe procedures and working from work orders and drawings.
Locates, diagnoses, and repairs failures in steam, water, reclaimed water, storm water and sewer distribution systems.
Performs necessary work required for service restoration under storm, cold and emergency conditions.
Performs repairs and installation of steel pipe, fittings, and support systems using arc welding and gas welding techniques. Must be capable of welding with sufficient quality to obtain certification to UMA standards as established and tested via an impartial third party.
Interprets maps, work orders, written directions, and utility diagrams.
Applies a thorough knowledge and understanding of how to apply Steam, Water, reclaimed water and Storm water Construction Standards.
Performs all types of rigging associated with the removal and installation of valves, fittings, piping, and related appurtenances.
Utilizes various technologies to verify “Dig Safe” requests for planned excavations.
Wears personal protective equipment as required, including respiratory protection, and work under potentially hazardous conditions
Operates various departmental vehicles.
Instructions To Apply
Please use the Job link to apply or email a resume to Dave Crowley, Talent Acquisition Specialist at dcrowley@umass.edu
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Job Summary
The Utility Plant Operator (Licensed Pipefitter) operates, maintains, and repairs the campus steam, condensate, water and sewer distribution systems and related equipment.
Essential Functions
Tests, repairs, or replaces valves, fittings and pipe insulation associated with the steam distribution system.
Makes standard types of water and sewer connections within manholes, vaults, and trenches.
Installs and repairs underground steam, water storm drains and sewer lines using plans and drawings as required by normal assignment.
Applies a thorough knowledge of standard practices involved with underground distribution systems their insulation systems and performs all work accordingly.
Applies a complete knowledge of the layout and characteristics of the campus steam, water, reclaimed water, storm water, and steam distribution systems.
Applies a thorough knowledge of the UMA lock out/tag out, confined space, trenching and shoring procedures, as well as the procedures and dangers involved with starting and isolating steam systems.
Diagnoses and repairs trouble relating to normal assignment and performs unusual work where no standard methods or specific directions are available.
Performs all type of valving and pressure boosting work.
Arranges and lays out steam, water, and sewer installations in manholes and vaults.
Makes standard types of pipe and insulation repairs in manholes, mechanical rooms, and vaults.
Instructs and functionally supervises line personnel in lower classifications.
Performs construction work in accordance with safe procedures and working from work orders and drawings.
Locates, diagnoses, and repairs failures in steam, water, reclaimed water, storm water and sewer distribution systems.
Performs necessary work required for service restoration under storm, cold and emergency conditions.
Performs repairs and installation of steel pipe, fittings, and support systems using arc welding and gas welding techniques. Must be capable of welding with sufficient quality to obtain certification to UMA standards as established and tested via an impartial third party.
Interprets maps, work orders, written directions, and utility diagrams.
Applies a thorough knowledge and understanding of how to apply Steam, Water, reclaimed water and Storm water Construction Standards.
Performs all types of rigging associated with the removal and installation of valves, fittings, piping, and related appurtenances.
Utilizes various technologies to verify “Dig Safe” requests for planned excavations.
Wears personal protective equipment as required, including respiratory protection, and work under potentially hazardous conditions
Operates various departmental vehicles.
Instructions To Apply
Please use the Job link to apply or email a resume to Dave Crowley, Talent Acquisition Specialist at dcrowley@umass.edu
Apply Now
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