FAQs
What is the main purpose of the Maintenance Operations role at Via Separations?
The main purpose of the Maintenance Operations role is to support the daily maintenance and operations of Project KODIAK, a membrane filtration plant aimed at reducing CO2 emissions from industrial manufacturing processes.
Who will the Maintenance Operations technicians report to?
The Maintenance Operations technicians will report to the KODIAK Site Manager, who acts as the chief liaison between Via Separations, International Paper, and the KODIAK Operational Staff.
What are some of the key responsibilities of this position?
Key responsibilities include conducting routine inspections of equipment, troubleshooting failures, performing general maintenance tasks, managing safety procedures, conducting manual membrane changeouts, and collecting fluid samples for analysis.
Is previous experience in Electrical/Instrument & Controls required for this position?
No, Electrical/Instrument & Controls experience is preferred but not required for the role.
What certifications are required for Maintenance Operations technicians?
Required certifications include a Class 5 Drivers License, H2S Alive (or equivalent) Safety Ticket, and First Aid and Basic CPR.
Will technicians need to work rotating shifts?
Yes, technicians must be able to work rotating shifts, which can include up to 12-hour days and nights.
What physical requirements should candidates be prepared for?
Candidates should be prepared for physical labor, including lifting heavy materials, operating hand tools, working in tight spaces, and working at heights up to 36 feet.
Does Via Separations value diversity in its hiring process?
Yes, Via Separations values and prioritizes diversity of thought, access, and experiences, and is an equal opportunity employer.
Are there opportunities for career growth within the company?
While the job description does not explicitly mention career growth, Via Separations is a rapidly growing startup, which often provides opportunities for advancement and skill development.
What kind of work environment can candidates expect?
Candidates can expect a fast-paced, interdisciplinary work environment that prioritizes global climate impact and values collaboration and creative solutions.