Cold Storage Insulators

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The Opportunity

Description

We're looking for a Cold Storage Insulators , working in Manufacturing industry in Lakeland, Florida, 33811, United States.

Our Client has immediate openings for aCold Storage Insulatorsat our manufacturing facility conveniently located in Lakeland, FL. Our current openings are on1st Shift from 7 AM-3:30 PM Monday through Friday.

We offer medical benefits. Salary is up to $28 per hour based on experience.

ESSENTIALJOB FUNCTIONS FOR THIS POSITION:

• Prepare surfaces for insulation application, brushing or spreading on adhesive cement or asphalt.
• Assist journeymen with insulation of pipes, air ducts, heating, and cooling systems.
• Involve insulating chill, hot water, and cryogenic plumbing as well as HVAC ducts in refineries and commercial buildings.
• Maintain & follow all OSHA requirements and standards.
• Ensure all journeymen have everything they need for the project.
• Conduct jobsite safety analysis (JSA) recognize hazards and ensure they are addressed.
• Use ladders, planks, blowing machine, scaffolds, utility knife and staple gun.
• Use spray foam to fully insulate HVAC unit, also use other forms of insulation.
• Work as team member insulate boilers, HVAC duct work and pipes on new construction.
• Provide all caulking of penetrations and conduits for the insulation of a building to prevent fires.
• Use proper PPE including hard hat, safety glasses, earplugs, gloves, safety sleeves.
• Set scaffolding to insulate the treater and paint all exposed pipe that are not insulate.
• Used ladders and set up series of scaffolding in buildings, when necessary, along with basic hand tools.
• Perform plumbing work such as replacing sinks, faucets, shower heads, water heaters and clearing stoppages.
• Job duties include prepping house for insulation IE: covering floors and windows, caulking window frames and door frames.
• Cover boilers, pipe, tanks, and refrigeration units with insulating materials; (asbestos, cork, magnesia).
• Work with proper PPE, strip old insulation, install new insulation on pipes and wiring using hand tools.
• Remove asbestos or urea-formaldehyde insulation from buildings when required to do so.
• Spread mortar on stopper heads and rods, using trowels, and slide brick sleeves over rods to form refractory jackets.
• Follow safety guidelines per OSHA regulations.
• Fit thermos block and magnesia-block insulation around insulating boilers, evaporators, and turbines.
• Remove insulation when needed as well as emergency full face respirator jobs with breathing lines.
• Install insulation in walls and ceilings -Use stilts -Keep inventory of product.