Utility Technician (Boiler)

Key responsibilities:

1. Water & Wastewater System

• Control, supervise, and monitor the operation of the wastewater treatment system to ensure compliance with legal standards.
• Control and maintain the pure water production system (RO / DI Water Treatment System) for use in production processes.
• Record water quality results, check chemical usage, and replace filters according to the specified schedule.

2. Fire Protection System

• Inspect the condition and readiness of the fire alarm system.
• Test the operation of the fire pump on a weekly/monthly basis.
• Check fire extinguishers and sprinkler systems to ensure they are 100% ready for use.

3. HVAC & Chiller System

• Maintain, clean, and service air conditioning units (both general and controlled areas).
• Control and monitor the operation of chillers and cooling towers to ensure required temperature levels are met.

4. Electrical & High Voltage System

• Inspect and maintain main distribution boards (MDB), sub-distribution boards (DB), and other electrical control panels.
• Maintain high-voltage systems, transformers, and grounding systems to meet safety standards.
• Check backup power systems or generators to ensure readiness during emergencies.

5. Boiler System

• Control, operate, and maintain boilers safely and efficiently.
• Mandatory requirement: Must hold a valid Boiler Operator Certificate in compliance with legal regulations.
• Monitor boiler feed water quality and record daily fuel consumption.

6. Compressed Air & Utility System

• Maintain and service air compressors, air dryers, and air receivers.

• Inspect, maintain, and repair piping systems throughout the plant, categorized by type:

  • Ground (drainage/sanitary)
  • Water (process/sterile water)
  • Air (clean/compressed air)
  • Electrical (lighting/power systems)

7. Energy Conservation

• Support and participate in implementing energy conservation systems within the factory.

Monitor, record, and analyze energy consumption data (electricity, water, fuel) to identify opportunities for reducing losses.

Qualifications:

• Education level: High Vocational.
• At least 4–5 years of experience in utility systems within an industrial factory environment.
• Must hold a valid Boiler Operator License.
• Must have a Gas Operator Training Certificate (Gas License / Certificate) certified by the Department of Energy Business.
• Certificate of Competency in Building Electrical Systems will be an advantage.
• Personnel Responsible for Energy (Common Level).