Orlando, Florida, United States · On-site
Div/Dept: Power Generation FLSA Status: Non-Exempt GENERAL DESCRIPTION Performs responsible skilled work in the repair of power plant and other machinery, maintenance and repair of power generating and auxiliary equipmen…
Skills: Plumbing, Millwright Work, Precision Measuring, Pump Alignment, Rigging
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Responsible for the repair, maintenance, and operation of power plant generating units and auxiliary equipment. This includes performing inspections, rebuilding valves, and ensuring compliance with NERC and SERC reliability standards.
Requires a high school diploma or GED and a valid Florida driver's license. Candidates should have knowledge of millwright work, precision tools, and the ability to work in hazardous environmental conditions.
Div/Dept: Power Generation FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Performs responsible skilled work in the repair of power plant and other machinery, maintenance and repair of power generating and auxiliary equipment, and operation of equipment in a power generating plant. Does related work as required. Reports to and is under the direct supervision of the Assistant Plant Manager.
Maintains and operates combustion and steam electric generating units and associated equipment.
Complies with all applicable North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) reliability standards requirements, Southeastern Electric Reliability Council (SERC) reliability standards requirements, and all FPUA reliability standards.
Understands the environmental regulatory requirements placed on the plant and appropriately acts to ensure the requirements are met.
Disassembles, repairs and inspects equipment and parts in the gas and steam turbines and related auxiliary equipment. Make periodic and daily inspections of all machinery. Adjusts and rebuilds valves. Replaces gaskets, repairs leaks, cleans filters, lubricates and overhauls equipment. Make daily, monthly and annual inspections as required. Monitors, observes, and maintains conditions that affect operation of the plant. Monitors, observes, and analyzes equipment and systems characteristics. Takes actions required to correct or change a condition as needed. Takes readings, keeps logs and records. Performs routine periodic equipment checks and tests in accordance with standard operating practices, policies and procedures. Works with other power plant personnel to start up, troubleshot, or shut down equipment as required for corrective or preventive maintenance. Performs other duties as assigned.
High school diploma or GED required. Experience in the maintenance and repair of power plant generation equipment and machinery is desirable. Must have a valid Florida driver’s license.
Must possess:
• considerable knowledge of tools, materials, methods and standard practices of plumbing and millwright work.
• considerable knowledge of precision measuring tools and equipment.
• ability to align pumps, fans, and drives to motors.
• ability to rig and lift heavy and awkward loads in a safe manner.
• general knowledge of machine shop practices and sheet metal work.
• general knowledge of the computerized maintenance management software system.
• general knowledge of the care and use of tools and equipment.
• considerable knowledge of the hazards and safety precautions of the trade.
• considerable ability to work from plans, blueprints, sketches and oral and written instructions.
• ability to troubleshoot, comprehend, and implement appropriate corrections to complex systems and situations.
• ability to work independently, as well as in a team environment, with minimal direction or supervision.
• general knowledge of operation of forklifts, overhead cranes and man lifts.
• general ability to perform duties under unfavorable conditions.
• considerable ability to use precision machines and equipment.
• considerable ability to understand and perform machinist and pipe fitting duties.
May require announced or unannounced overtime work and the ability to respond to call-out work during non-working hours or emergencies.
Will be required to enter confined space which, in turn, will require respirator fit testing, pulmonary function testing and evaluation and appropriate training for confined space entry, use of applicable respirators safely and properly, and other air breathing apparatus subject to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Administration (NIOSH), OSHA 1910.134 and industry standards.
Must obtain a certificate for CPR and first-aid training; updated at two (2) year intervals.
Heavy lifting and carrying (45 lbs. and over); reaching above shoulders; use of fingers; use of both hands; climbing (use of arms and legs); use of both eyes; distinguishing basic colors; distinguishing shades of colors; good hearing; straight pulling; pulling hand over hand; pushing; walking; standing; crawling; kneeling; bending; balancing; smelling; stooping; running; shoving; twisting. Wear restrictive safety equipment including but not limited to safety glasses, face shields, hearing protection devices, gloves, safety shoes and hard hats.
Reasonable accommodations will be made for otherwise qualified individuals with a disability. Temporary modifications to provide reasonable accommodations do not waive any essential functions of the job requirements.
Inside and outside work; in heat; in cold; in high humidity; in bright sunshine; in dampness; in chilling conditions; with flames; with electricity; in dust; in dry conditions; with chemicals; petroleum based products; with natural gas; on slippery or uneven surfaces; on or with ladders or scaffolding; at heights above ground level up to 115’; below ground confined spaces (ditches, tunnels, holes); with feet, legs, or hands in water; with vibrations; working closely with others; working alone; with poor lighting; with poor ventilation; miscellaneous odors and fumes; with odors of gas.
Community Power. Statewide Strength.
Florida Municipal Power Agency (FMPA) is a wholesale power agency owned by 33 municipal electric utilities. FMPA’s mission is to provide power that is low-cost, reliable, and affordable, as well as provide value-added services for its owner-customers. Our members serve more than 3 million Florida residents. Each FMPA member is locally owned and operated, but they work together on common needs. For example, by coordinating the power supply needs of several communities, the utilities can build larger, more efficient power plants and share operating expenses, all of which reduces the cost of electricity. FMPA has six power supply projects. We supply all or some of the power 24 of our 33 members. Some cities do not purchase power from FMPA, but utilize other services from the Agency.
Offices: 8553 Commodity Circle, Orlando, FL 32819, US
Community Power. Statewide Strength.
Florida Municipal Power Agency (FMPA) is a wholesale power agency owned by 33 municipal electric utilities. FMPA’s mission is to provide power that is low-cost, reliable, and affordable, as well as provide value-added services for its owner-customers. Our members serve more than 3 million Florida residents. Each FMPA member is locally owned and operated, but they work together on common needs. For example, by coordinating the power supply needs of several communities, the utilities can build larger, more efficient power plants and share operating expenses, all of which reduces the cost of electricity. FMPA has six power supply projects. We supply all or some of the power 24 of our 33 members. Some cities do not purchase power from FMPA, but utilize other services from the Agency.
Offices: 8553 Commodity Circle, Orlando, FL 32819, US
