Stationary Engineer

Job Description

The Stationary Engineer / Chemical Operator is a skill-based position in our food chemical processing plant. 

I’m interested! What will I get to do in this position? 
In this position, the Stationary Engineer / Chemical Operator will operate in a safe and efficient manner, carrying out basic duties, some of the basic job duties are listed below:
•    Start-up, operate, and shutdown boilers
•    Provide analytical testing
•    Maintain water softener system
•    Maintain air compressors
•    Monitor wastewater system
•    Fill plant overtime
•    Monitor and control material transfer, mixing, drying, sizing, and packaging processes
•    Troubleshoot process or equipment issues
•    Clean-up and housekeeping

What skills and experience do I need to be successful in this role? 
•    Applicants must have a minimum of a high school diploma or GED
•    Active Stationary Engineer’s License Class 1 with the City of St. Louis and maintain annual recertification is required 
•    Have the physical ability to lift and carry 50 lbs. further than 10 feet on a frequent basis
•    Must be able to work in confined areas while wearing protective clothing & equipment
•    Must be able to work in a team environment with minimal supervision, rotating shifts, including weekends and holidays
•    Good reading and comprehensive skills
•    Must be capable of operating a fork truck

What will set me apart?
•    Experience in an industrial manufacturing facility, is preferred 

ICL Job Level: 12 

Starting Pay Rate: $26.96 during training period, then $35.59 an hour after training has been completed.