• The Lead Journeyman Steamfitter will supervise, evaluate, plan, and participate in the mechanical day-to-day operation, maintenance, repair, and construction of the base steam utility system, building/facility distribution system(s), and equipment.
• The Lead Journeyman Steamfitter will serve as the primary supervisor, technician, and technical resource for the steam utilities and building systems.
• Ensure that all required maintenance and repair efforts, including those that CHP operators and mechanics cannot take care of themselves, are identified, initiate documentation (work requests and notifications in accordance with the PWS or Government work control center calls), and provide repairs and modifications.
• All necessary maintenance or repairs (as either operations maintenance, repairs, service work, or work requests) shall be accomplished in an appropriate and timely fashion. In all cases, maintenance and repairs shall be performed as necessary to prevent undue wear and tear, prolong the useful life of equipment and systems, and promote the most efficient and economical performance.

Required Skills

• Must currently hold a State of Alaska Steamfitter Journeyman certification of fitness per 8 AAC 90.130.
• Minimum 10 years of documented experience as a steamfitter working on steam systems.
• Minimum of three (3) years’ experience supervising other workers who monitor, operate, maintain, and repair steam systems as well as associated equipment.
• Familiarity with and knowledge of the mechanical codes and best practices with regard to steam systems.
• Knowledge of the safety hazards and necessary safety precautions connected with steam systems.

A complete job description are available in the Anchorage dispatch office. Applicants must be registered with the Union, have a current dues receipt and current resume on file in the Anchorage dispatch office, that reflects the qualifications required by the Employer, to be referred for the position. Applicants who don’t reside Kodiak, must re-locate if hired.