Conducting various tests of power plant equipment. These tests can include but are not limited to: boiler water sampling (p. H, salt, and phosphate), lube oil analysis, gas purity, atmospheric safety testing, dew point analysis, and environmental monitoring sampling programs. Performing water treatment processing on power plant equipment along withchemical and gas sampling for analysis. Maintaining chemical instrumentation by cleaning and calibrating equipment, replacing probes and components, and conducting alarm checks. Compiling routine data and special reports to evaluate trends and efficiency. Required Education/ Experience. High School Diploma/ GED and 4 years equivalent technical experience (Power, Water Treatment, marine, etc.) or. Associate's Degree In Chemistry/ Environmental Engineering, or related field Relevant Work Experience 3-5 years Practical knowledge of power plant equipment, specifically regarding water treatment, boiler chemistry, and environmental sampling. Required 3-5 years Experience in PC based software (i.e. Microsoft Office programs). Required Excellent oral and written communication skills. Required. Less than 2 years Experience with hand tools involved in tube bending and piping. Preferred Licenses and Certifications. Driver's License Required Physical Demands Ability to respond to system emergencies Perform heavy manual labor, i.e. push, pull, and lift up to 50 lbs Ability to carry tools and materials when climbing ladders and scaffolds, and entering confined spaces Work in, under, and on top of all types of company vehicles and/or equipment Ability to work in adverse conditions that include, noise, confined spaces, and high elevations Ability to climb ladders and stairs Ability to work on elevated platforms, scaffolds, catwalks, roofs, and/or other equipment Ability to work in inclement weather and adverse conditions (i.e., excessive heat, cold, noise, confined spaces) Ability to work with, and in, the vicinity of high voltage and/or other high-energy systems Ability to be approved to wear and use either a full or half-face respirator, without facial hair or other conditions that may interfere with the seal, in accordance with OSHA regulations Stand, walk, and climb ladders and stairs for the duration of the workday Stand, walk, lift, climb, bend, kneel, stoop, and/or reach for the duration of the workday Use hand-eye coordination to adjust controls on equipment Wear necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), i.e. fire-retardant clothing and safety harnesses Work with equipment with a manufacturer weight rating of 350 lbs Use equipment with a maximum weight rating of 375 lbs when wearing and/or carrying 25 lbs of clothing and equipment Additional Physical Demands. The selected candidate will be assigned a System Emergency Assignment (i.e., an emergency response role) and will be expected to work non-business hours during emergencies, which may include nights, weekends, and holidays. The selected candidate will be assigned a System Emergency Assignment (i.e., an emergency response role) and will be expected to work non-business hours during emergencies, which may include nights, weekends, and holidays.