Power Plant Laborer

As a Power Plant Laborer at Koda Energy, you will be responsible for cleaning designated areas, dusting, sweeping, and maintaining cleanliness. You'll also develop a daily routine for your assignments, ensure a safe workplace by using appropriate safety equipment, communicate efficiently about equipment conditions, and keep accurate maintenance records.

To qualify for the Power Plant Laborer position at Koda Energy, you need a high school diploma or a GED. Additionally, a current valid driver’s license is required, along with the ability to obtain a Special Boiler Operator’s license from the State of Minnesota and proficiency in operating machinery like front-end loaders and bobcats.

Koda Energy offers an array of generous benefits for Power Plant Laborers, including competitive pay starting at $20.00 per hour, 90% paid medical benefits for families, dental and vision programs, a 15% annual company contribution to your 401(k), paid life and short-term disability insurance, and a comprehensive paid time off policy that includes 12 company holidays.

Absolutely! Koda Energy is committed to promoting career growth and progression paths for its employees. As a Power Plant Laborer, you will have opportunities to learn new skills and advance within the organization while working in the rewarding field of renewable energy.

At Koda Energy, safety is a top priority. As a Power Plant Laborer, you will participate in safety training and follow established safety protocols diligently. The use of personal protective equipment is mandatory to ensure a safe working environment, demonstrating Koda Energy's commitment to employee well-being.

Express your passion for sustainable energy and how Koda Energy's values align with your personal goals. Highlight your commitment to environmental initiatives and a desire to contribute positively to the community.

Share specific examples where you have followed safety guidelines. Mention any safety training you've completed and your understanding of the importance of maintaining a safe work environment, especially in a power plant setting.

Discuss your ability to develop a routine, set priorities, and adapt to changing demands. Provide examples of how you have effectively managed your responsibilities in previous roles.

Provide a concrete example of teamwork. Focus on your ability to communicate effectively and collaborate with others to achieve a common goal, especially in a plant or mechanical setting.

Explain your approach to documentation, including maintaining both electronic and written records. Describe tools or methods that have helped you stay organized and accurate with maintenance tracking.

Mention your problem-solving skills and adaptability. Share an example of a challenging situation you faced and how you successfully navigated it while maintaining focus on safety and efficiency.

Discuss your experience with specific machinery, such as bobcats or front-end loaders, and your willingness to learn new equipment as required by the job.

Emphasize how cleanliness contributes to safety and efficiency in the plant. Explain how regular maintenance prevents issues and enhances operational performance, ensuring a safe environment for all workers.

Demonstrate your knowledge of Koda Energy as a leader in sustainable energy. Discuss their dedication to environmental stewardship and community impact, explaining why these values resonate with you.

Articulate your communication style, emphasizing respect, clarity, and collaboration. Provide examples of how you stay informed about equipment conditions and ensure seamless teamwork in dynamic environments.