Utilities Operator: Boiler

In brief

**Overview** This Utilities Operator: Boiler role at The Coca-Cola Company involves the safe and efficient operation, monitoring, and basic maintenance of industrial steam boilers and their associated systems. The position requires strict adherence to safety protocols, statutory regulations, and meticulous logging and reporting to ensure reliable steam supply for production. **What you will do** * Operate and monitor steam boilers, ensuring optimal pressure and temperature levels are maintained. * Carry out pre-start, start-up, normal operation, and shutdown procedures safely and correctly. * Adjust controls to regulate fuel, air, and water feed to maintain efficient combustion and steam output. * Perform routine boiler inspections and housekeeping in accordance with standard operating procedures. * Monitor and maintain boiler instrumentation, control panels, and safety devices. * Log and report operational parameters e.g. steam pressure, water level, fuel consumption hourly or as required. * Ensure full compliance with the OHS Act, Pressure Equipment Regulations PER, and internal safety protocols. * Carry out safety tests and support statutory inspections by certified inspectors. * Maintain boiler certificates and documentation in line with regulatory and audit requirements. * Conduct first-line maintenance and report faults or abnormalities to the Team Leader: Utilities. * Assist artisans during shutdowns and planned maintenance tasks. * Ensure tools, spare parts, and boiler house are maintained in a clean, safe condition. * Monitor fuel and water usage and report anomalies or excessive consumption. * Maintain water treatment parameters by coordinating with service providers or technical support. * Support the utility team in other areas e.g. compressors, refrigeration as needed under supervision. **Requirements (from the original advert)** *Education* * Minimum: Grade 12 with Maths and Science * Required Certification: Valid Boiler Operator Certificate Minimum Second Class issued by an accredited institution * Relevant trade certificate advantageous, e.g., Fitter, Millwright *Experience* * 2–3 years’ experience operating industrial steam boilers in a manufacturing environment * Exposure to boiler water treatment practices * Familiarity with high-pressure steam systems and operational safety procedures * Experience in FMCG, beverage, or food production industry preferred *Skills* * Operation of coal, oil, or gas-fired boilers and associated equipment * Interpretation of boiler performance parameters and control readings * Basic knowledge of boiler water chemistry and treatment * Understanding of mechanical systems including pumps, valves, and gauges * Use of logbooks and compliance documentation * Basic troubleshooting and maintenance * Knowledge of applicable legislation: OHS Act, Pressure Equipment Regulations * Computer literacy basic MS Excel for logging/reporting advantageous **Who should apply** This role is suitable for an individual with a strong background in industrial steam boiler operations, holding a valid Second Class Boiler Operator Certificate and a Grade 12 education with Maths and Science. The ideal candidate will have 2-3 years of relevant experience, a clear understanding of boiler water treatment and high-pressure steam systems, and a commitment to safety and regulatory compliance. They should be proficient in monitoring boiler performance, performing basic maintenance, and meticulous with logging and reporting, with a preference for experience within the FMCG, beverage, or food production industry. **Deadline** 8th October, 2026 **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/utilities-operator-boiler-the-coca-cola-company-3 Source: myjobmag

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• At least 2 years of experience.

• Microsoft Excel
• Health and safety (OHS)

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