Boiler Operator / Engineer - Duluth, MN

We need to output HTML fragment with headings

for sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Only include sections that have real specific content. Must not repeat job title as heading. Must not include Job ID etc. Remove boilerplate. Must preserve all substantive info. We need to parse the posting and extract content for each section. Let's identify sections: - About the role: there is a paragraph after "About The Role Boiler Operator / Engineer Duluth, MN Join Primient for a foundational manufacturing role..." etc. Also later "THE OPPORTUNITY Manufacturing careers that offer more: ..." maybe part of about role. We'll combine. - Responsibilities: list of duties: "You will help to ensure the safe operation of our process through a highly automated, state-of-the-art system." etc. Also "Your role will involve climbing stairs and ladders and working in warm and cold temperatures." Also "Manual labor is not the main part of the job, but you do need to lift and carry up to 55 lbs at times". Also later responsibilities: "Assist with safety related activities of raw material unloading." "Responsible for the cleanliness of the boiler room and associated areas." etc. Also many skill/knowledge tasks: "Immediately blow down the boiler gauge glass..." etc. Those might be skills or responsibilities. We need to decide. - Requirements: maybe "Minimum of a High School diploma or equivalent", "Basic math, reading, and problem-solving skills", "Passionate about safety". Also "State of Minnesota Engineer License 2nd Class ‘B'". Also maybe "Experiences Operation of Site’s boiler and associated equipment." etc. - Qualifications: similar to requirements? The posting has a "Qualifications" heading later: "This individual must possess, as a minimum, a State of Minnesota Engineer License 2nd Class ‘B’." Then "Experiences Operation of Site’s boiler and associated equipment." etc. That seems like qualifications. - Skills: list of skills/knowledge: "Immediately blow down the boiler gauge glass..." etc. Also "Careful inspection of the boiler proper shall take place." etc. Also "Engineer is required to monitor the plant status by a structured and documented ‘ROUNDS’ system." etc. - Benefits: "Benefits incl. Healthcare/Medical insurance, 401 K matching and non-contingent matching plans, 15 days leave." Also later "Total Rewards Starting pay of $43.85/hr + overtime with opportunity to advance with our pay for skill system. We offer a comprehensive Total Rewards package that our U.S. colleagues and their families can count on, which includes: Competitive Pay Multiple Healthcare plan choices Dental and vision insurance A 401(k) plan with company and matching contributions Short- and Long-Term Disability Life, AD&D, and Voluntary Insurance plans Paid holidays & vacation Floating days off Parental leave for new parents Employee resource groups Learning & development programs Fun culture where you have an opportunity in shaping our future". So benefits include many items. - Pay: "Starting pay of $43.85/hr". Also "Competitive salary with performance linked enhancements". Also "Starting pay of $43.85/hr + overtime". So we can include pay. - Schedule: "Shift system We operate 24/7/365 with rotating day and night shifts. The advantage of our scheduling is that your shifts are set in stone, so you can make clear arrangements a year in advance. Opportunities for overtime allow you to add to your working window." We must not include sections with filler like "commensurate with experience". Not present. We must not repeat job title as heading. So no

Boiler Operator / Engineer

. Use headings for sections only. We need to output only HTML fragment, no /. Use

for each section heading, then content: either

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• for lists. We need to decide which content is list vs prose. For About the role: likely prose paragraph(s). Could be multiple paragraphs but we can combine into one

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  with the text. Responsibilities: could be a list of duties. We'll make

  • each duty. Requirements: maybe list. Qualifications: list. Skills: list. Benefits: list. Pay: maybe

    with pay details. Schedule:

    with schedule details. We must ensure we don't duplicate content. Let's extract substantive content. First, gather About the role content: From posting: "About The Role Boiler Operator / Engineer Duluth, MN Join Primient for a foundational manufacturing role. Our Process Operator position has great potential towards a fulfilling, well compensated career. From day one, you’ll earn a great wage and full benefits. As your skills grow, so will your base pay. Starting pay of $43.85/hrBenefits incl. Healthcare/Medical insurance, 401 K matching and non-contingent matching plans, 15 days leave.Structured career progression and greater responsibilities." Then later: "About Primient Established yet entrepreneurial: Primient is an industry leader with proven products, six manufacturing plants, 1500+ employees and deep roots in corn wet milling. Yet we’re also a brand-new company that is ready to drive change and create impact. Investing in the future of Duluth: We are making an unprecedent investment in our plant and people to create a state-of-the-art facility. It will be a rewarding place for people to work now and for generations to come. Poised for new era of success: our goal is to unlock the full potential of Duluth and our other US locations. The market is strong for our plant-based ingredients, which go into everything from sodas to hand cream and cardboard to clothing. As our business grows, our people will grow." Then: "THE OPPORTUNITY Manufacturing careers that offer more: The Primient Boiler Operator / Engineer role is not your typical factory job. There is some manual labor. But you are not just standing on a line or doing simple repetitive tasks. Each shift is different, with new problems to solve and wide-ranging duties to perform as part of a team. From your first day onwards, you will be learning and mastering key skills – to start on the path to becoming a skilled technician." Then: "Boiler Operator / Engineer – the need to know You will help to ensure the safe operation of our process through a highly automated, state-of-the-art system.We put a strong focus on safety – it is always front of mind.Your role will involve climbing stairs and ladders and working in warm and cold temperatures. Manual labor is not the main part of the job, but you do need to lift and carry up to 55 lbs at times" We need to avoid repeating pay and benefits in About the role? The posting includes pay and benefits there but we will have separate Pay and Benefits sections. We should not duplicate. So in About the role we can include the descriptive narrative but exclude the pay/benefits specifics? The instruction: "Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail." So we must keep all info, but we can place it in appropriate sections. If we put pay and benefits in their own sections, we should not also repeat them in About the role. However, the About the role paragraph includes pay and benefits; we could keep that sentence but then we would be duplicating. Better to split: In About the role we keep the narrative about role, career progression, etc., but we can omit the pay/benefits sentence because it's covered elsewhere. However, that would be omitting substantive info (the pay/benefits mention). But we will have them in Pay and Benefits sections, so the info is preserved overall. The instruction says preserve ALL substantive information; does not forbid moving info to appropriate sections. So we can rephrase? It says do NOT invent or summarize away detail. Moving is okay as long as not lost. So we can exclude the pay/benefits sentence from About the role and include it in Pay/Benefits sections. That should be fine. Thus About the role content: narrative about role, career progression, learning, etc. Let's craft a concise paragraph: "Join Primient for a foundational manufacturing role. The Process Operator position offers potential towards a fulfilling, well‑compensated career. From day one you’ll learn and master key skills, with each shift presenting new problems and wide‑ranging duties as part of a team. The role is not a typical factory job; you’ll work with a highly automated, state‑of‑the‑art system, focus on safety, climb stairs and ladders, work in warm and cold temperatures, and occasionally lift up to 55 lb. Structured career progression and greater responsibilities are available as your skills grow." We need to ensure we didn't lose any substantive info: we kept mention of learning/mastering key skills, shift variety, team, automated system, safety focus, stairs/ladders, warm/cold temps, lift up to 55 lb, career progression. Good. Now Responsibilities: list duties. From posting: - "You will help to ensure the safe operation of our process through a highly automated, state-of-the-art system." - "We put a strong focus on safety – it is always front of mind." - "Your role will involve climbing stairs and ladders and working in warm and cold temperatures." - "Manual labor is not the main part of the job, but you do need to lift and carry up to 55 lbs at times" - "Assist with safety related activities of raw material unloading." - "Responsible for the cleanliness of the boiler room and associated areas." - "Carry out responsibilities in accordance with the State of Minnesota, Department of Labor and Industry, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Site Quality System (ISO), Safety rules and regulations, and Site Personnel Policies." - "Boiler Engineer must have knowledge of and ensure compliance of all EHS requirements." - "Engineer is required to monitor the plant status by a structured and documented ‘ROUNDS’ system." - "Each shift engineer is required to conduct him or herself in accordance with established personnel practices." - "The engineer on watch is required to act as a safety stand-by for activities located at or near the boiler room. Examples ae unloading of railcars and maintenance entry into dike systems." - "Deviation from any of the requirements listed can only lead to disciplinary action, including discharge." Also many specific tasks like blow down boiler gauge glass, inspection rounds, water testing, etc. Those could be considered responsibilities or skills. We'll allocate them to Skills/Knowledge section. Thus Responsibilities list includes the above. Now Requirements: maybe "Minimum of a High School diploma or equivalent", "Basic math, reading, and problem-solving skills", "Passionate about safety not only for yourself, but for your co-workers as well". Also maybe "State of Minnesota Engineer License 2nd Class ‘B’" is a qualification, not requirement? But we can treat as Qualification. We'll put Requirements as the education/skills: high school diploma, basic math/reading/problem solving, passion for safety. Now Qualifications: list: - "State of Minnesota Engineer License 2nd Class ‘B’" - "Experiences Operation of Site’s boiler and associated equipment." - "Operation of De-ionized water units (DIW)." - "Assist with safety related activities of raw material unloading." (maybe duplicate) - "Responsible for the cleanliness of the boiler room and associated areas." - "Carry out responsibilities in accordance with the State of Minnesota, Department of Labor and Industry, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Site Quality System (ISO), Safety rules and regulations, and Site Personnel Policies." - "Boiler Engineer must have knowledge of and ensure compliance of all EHS requirements." - Also maybe "See Appendix." ignore. We need to avoid duplication with Responsibilities. Some items overlap; we can keep them in Qualifications as they are qualifications/experience needed. Now Skills/Knowledge: list the detailed tasks: - "Immediately