Utilities Mechanic/Stationary Engineer

Description

• Professional interaction with operations team members, monitoring subcontractor activities, and assisting craft technicians in other facility maintenance trades rounds out your collaborative responsibilities.
• Safety protocols are paramount throughout all activities. You'll consistently apply lock out/tag out processes to isolate equipment before maintenance work, comply with all Environmental, Safety and Health programs, and maintain JLL's safety culture standards.
• Operate high-pressure steam and hot water boilers in full compliance with manufacturer recommendations and applicable permits and regulations.
• Start and stop equipment to follow site heating and cooling load demands using building automation systems will be routine, including maintaining proper salt levels in brine tanks (requires lifting 50-pound bags).
• Perform scheduled preventative maintenance on utilities equipment and troubleshoot system issues as they arise, determining whether repairs can be handled internally or require outside contractor services.
• Conduct water testing and treatment for boilers and chilled water systems, ensuring compliance with the site water safety management plan. All maintenance activities, equipment readings, building rounds, engineering logs, and incident reports must be documented accurately.
• Monitor building automation systems to ensure proper operation of boiler and chiller plants as well as air-handling equipment.
• Monitor fuel storage systems and maintain usage logs for various utilities in compliance with applicable regulations.
• Control room operations require immediate response and corrective action to alarm conditions on a 24-hour, 7-day basis with backup support available.

Requirements

• Building automation systems familiarity
• Positive work attitude with self-motivated approach
• Knowledge of chillers exceeding 500 tons capacity
• Strong interpersonal communication skills with ability to work effectively in diverse team environments
• EPA Universal Refrigeration License
• Ability to interpret piping and instrumentation drawings
• Capability to work safely and autonomously in loud environments
• Basic electrical knowledge and troubleshooting capabilities
• Capability to troubleshoot problems, identify root causes, and implement remedies
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Experience with high pressure boiler theory, operation, and maintenance
• 2+ years of experience in facility/plant engineering maintenance or school equivalent
• Compressed air systems experience
• Ability to lift and carry objects weighing 35-50 pounds on a regular basis
• Ability to perform boiler water, evaporative condenser, and closed loop system water chemical treatment tests
• Experience performing maintenance tasks, lubrication, and inspection/repair of utilities systems
• Valid Missouri driver's license
• Two years of trades schooling in high pressure boiler and industrial refrigeration/HVAC operation and theory
• Forklift, Scissor lift, and Aerial lift certifications
• OSHA 30 Hour Certification
• Ability to read and understand repair manuals, specifications, drawings, and schematic diagrams
• Computer proficiency with Microsoft Excel, Word, and Outlook
• Willingness to learn site utilities operation for power plant shift coverage
• Class 1 Stationary Engineers License

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance