Shift Supervisor (Power Industry)

Shift Supervisor (Power Industry)Lead the Steam Plant, Shape a Cleaner FutureRochester, MARun a High-Pressure Plant That Powers Real ChangeYou'll be the licensed Shift Supervisor overseeing safe, efficient operation of a steam plant that turns waste into usable energy and value.This is hands-on, high-responsibility work at the heart of a heavy industrial power operation.You'll monitor fuel processing, operate boilers and turbines, and make the real-time decisions that protect people, equipment, and environmental performance.And you won't be stuck in place—this role is a direct path into Operations Manager, Facilities Manager, Maintenance Manager, or Mechanical Supervisor positions.If you hold a Massachusetts Second Level Engineer's License and want to step up your impact, we want to talk to you.What You'll Work OnYou'll own the performance, safety, and reliability of a complex steam plant during your shift:Fuel processing systems feeding the boilersHigh-pressure boilers and combustion systemsSteam turbines and electric generating equipmentPlant-wide instrumentation and control systemsEnvironmental and safety-critical systemsClearance and permitting processes for maintenanceShift personnel training and coordinationPerformance and efficiency improvement projectsYour judgment on shift is the difference between routine operation and real risk.What You'll Be DoingMonitoring the fuel processing system throughout your shiftOperating boilers, turbines, and related steam plant equipmentEnsuring strict compliance with safety standards and environmental permitsEnforcing and following established operational proceduresApproving equipment removal from service for maintenance activitiesIssuing safety permits and overseeing clearance processesLeading, training, and developing shift personnelTroubleshooting operational issues in real timeCoordinating with maintenance to minimize downtimeResponding to emergencies and directing safe, effective actionsMaintaining all required state and site licenses and certificationsParticipating in projects to improve plant performance and efficiencyWhat We're Looking ForMassachusetts Second Level Engineer's License (required)Minimum 3 years of supervisory or engineering experience in heavy industrial, power generation, or resource recoveryHands-on experience with high-pressure boilers, steam turbines, and electric generating equipmentFamiliarity with steam plant instrumentation and control systemsHigh school diploma or GED required; bachelor's degree in engineering or related field preferredAbility to work rotating shiftsAbility to climb, lift up to 50 lbs, and work at heights and in confined spacesAbility to wear full-face respirators and work in varied weather conditionsCommitment to safety, environmental responsibility, and continuous improvementImportant RequirementsMust hold a valid Massachusetts Second Level Engineer's License.Must be able to work rotating shifts.Must be able to climb, lift up to 50 lbs, work at heights, in confined spaces, and in varied weather conditions, and wear a full-face respirator.Interested?If you're ready to run the shift, not just punch the clock, send your info and let's talk confidentially about next steps.Please send your resume to View email address on click.appcast.io Jones 484-690-9620KeywordsShift Supervisor, Shift Engineer, Steam Plant Supervisor, Power Plant Supervisor, Boiler Operator, Turbine Operator, Waste to Energy, Resource Recovery, Heavy Industrial, Power Generation, Steam Turbine, High Pressure Boilers, Electric Generating Equipment, Instrumentation and Controls, Massachusetts Second Class Engineer License, MA Second Level Engineer License, Rotating Shifts, Plant Operations, Operations Supervisor, Mechanical Supervisor, Facilities Manager, Maintenance Manager, Industrial Energy, Steam Plant Operations, Environmental Compliance, Safety Permits, Lockout Tagout, Rochester MA jobs#LI-NJ1