Floating Operator

Key Areas of Responsibility - Operation and Maintenance of gas fueled power plant, consisting of multiple spark ignition reciprocating engines as well as all associated auxiliary equipment - Comply with all workplace, federal, state and OSHA safety guidelines and obligations - Perform regular inspections and maintenance of fixed plant equipment, including engines, generators and other auxiliary equipment such as pumps, chillers, valves etc. - Perform regular inspections and maintenance of gas processing equipment, including compressors, aftercoolers, filtration vessels, dehydration skids, and the associated controls, gages and valves that support their operation - Administrative duties including documenting and reporting equipment maintenance, operation and condition - Perform fault-finding, repairs and reporting of electrical and mechanical systems - Operation of advanced instrumentation and process control systems - Available for on-call duties remaining within 45 minutes of the power station during these hours - Travel and support reciprocating engines sites across North America for extended periods of time based on business needs. - Carry out routine housekeeping duties - Other duties as assigned by supervisor or manager. - Actively ensure own health and safety and the health and safety of others through understanding and implementing workplace health and safety obligations - Support and comply with Company policies and procedures as advised and documented in the Company’s employment policies as amended from time to time and as directed by Managers/Supervisors - In addition to the duties set out above, the Floating Operator may be expected to perform other duties as assigned from time to time by the Company Qualifications and Experience - Current driver’s license with a clean driving record - Ability to work weekends, holidays and on-call hours - Maintenance, mechanical or electrical experience and/or suitable background - Basic computer operation including the use of Microsoft Word and Excel - Ability to collect and interpret data and write clear, accurate reports and specifications - Effective communication skills both verbal and written - Experience with Gas and or Diesel reciprocating engines - Experience with Caterpillar reciprocating engines - Experience with LFG Power Generation Systems - Experience with LFG extraction and use systems and equipment - Analytical and trouble shooting skills in either mechanical and electrical systems - Ability to perform minor repairs and overhaul mechanical & electrical equipment - Familiarity with the operation of instrumentation and process control equipment and systems - Ability to work autonomously and self-motivate in a multi-skilled work environment - The work is physical in nature. Ability to stand, sit, bend, squat, crawl, climb, stoop, walk for extended periods. - Ability to lift up to 80 pounds. - Ability to travel by automobile and/or airline for extended periods of time to support reciprocating engine sites across North America. EDL is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer