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2) Performs pipefitting such as cutting and threading, solder and brazing, use of manual threading machine and assorted gas torches. The purpose of a High Pressure Boiler operator is to be responsible for the operation and maintenance of stationary boilers and mechanical equipment.
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Change film and track (threading). Supply/load trays, flexible packaging or cartons into machines. Change film and track (threading). Will work near moving mechanical parts and be exposed to fumes, airborne particles and vibration.
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RAMSEY CHECKWEIGHER- ¨ Set up ¨ Zero adjustment-dynamic and static. Perform other functions as assigned; e.g. such as the functions of a packer during production slow downs as needed. Trouble shoot and repair minor mechanical problems; loose pins, no pins, bent pins, wires off, etc.
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A minimum of five (5) consecutive years of experience as a high pressure boiler operator. 3) Performs installation and layout of various plumbing systems, steam, water, gas and oil. 1) Performs troubleshooting, repairs to nurse call systems and related devices, televisions, paging system and fire alarm systems and devices.
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