Roseton Generating LLC is hiring a Control Operator Third Class to operate equipment at fossil fueled generating stations.

This position has the opportunity to advance in class level based on experience and performance in the role. Roseton Generating Station is a 1,200 MW steam to electric power plant.

Oil and natural gas are burned to generate 4.2 MMlb / hr of steam at 2,600 psig and 1050 F. The steam spins a turbine / generator to make electricity.

The nature of the process is hazardous if not controlled properly. It is the Operators job to ensure the safety of this process by detecting and mitigating process upsets and abnormal conditions.

Job Duties :

Under direct supervisor operate equipment and auxiliaries from a control center at fossil fueled steam electric generating stations

Regulate equipment based on data provided by plant instruments and computers

Monitor meter gauges, recorders, and computer screens

Adjust controls to regulate / control power output of the stations

Troubleshoot and diagnose issues within the control center

Perform preventative and corrective maintenance at the plant as needed

Assist higher level Control Operators as needed

Other duties as assigned including operations and maintenance work not normally performed

Qualifications :

High School Diploma or GED

Basic knowledge of power station operation and mechanics of equipment operation

Able to push, pull, turn, and position parts and tools

Able to perform strenuous work while standing or sitting

Able to push, pull, lift and carry objects up to 50 pounds

Must be able to obtain a Transportation Worker Identification Card (TWIC)

Previous power plant or boiler experience preferred

$36.21 per hour (Step 1) with a wage increase to $37.22 after six months.

Working Conditions :

12 hour rotating shift and is subject to call outs 24 hours a day 7 days a week and extended workdays and / or workweeks

Must be able to work weekends and holidays

Exposure to various temperatures and weather conditions.

Climbing, working overhead, in confined spaces and operating forklifts.

Exposure to loud noise, high voltage electricity, heat, dust, fumes, and hazardous chemicals

Must be able to wear applicable personal protective equipment (PPE) including, but not limited to, hard hat, safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves, and Flame Retardant Clothing (FRC)

Last updated : 2024-06-17