Stationary Engineer II (NARA II) - "Tour Engineer" (NARA II)

Emcor Government Services, Inc.

Provides integrated facilities management and maintenance for government, military, federal and commercial sites.

Inspect, operate, maintain HVAC/chiller/boiler plant, respond to service calls on tour.

20 days ago ago

Intermediate (4-7 years)

Full Time

College Park, MD

Field

Company Size

358 Employees

Service Specialisms

Facilities management

Maintenance services

HVAC

Mechanical services

Electrical services

Plumbing services

Energy solutions

Project Management

Sector Specialisms

Government Facilities

Military Installations

Federal Buildings

Healthcare Facilities

Commercial Enterprises

HVAC Services

Mechanical Services

Electrical Services

Role

What you would be doing

equipment inspection

preventive maintenance

boiler operation

hvac repairs

system monitoring

service calls

Ensuring proper and efficient performance of operating equipment during an assigned tour; conducting physical inspections of equipment and performing such tasks as oiling and greasing, testing for refrigerant leaks, water treatment, proper functioning of controls, etc.
“Tours” the facilities on a regular schedule, completing inspections and checks in accordance with tour checklists, maintenance plans, service calls, etc.
Follows procedures/checklists, trains, and enforces standards, as required.
Performing repairs to ventilating, refrigeration, and heating equipment and components, while under the supervision and technical guidance of a higher-grade operating engineer/Chief or manager.
Operate or tend stationary engines, boilers, and auxiliary equipment such as pumps, compressors, and air-conditioning equipment, to supply and maintain steam or heat for buildings, or pneumatic tools.
Tests boiler water quality or arrange for testing and take necessary corrective action, such as adding chemicals to prevent corrosion and harmful deposits.
Inspect equipment to ensure that it is operating efficiently.
Push/pull or move/lift equipment, supplies.
Switch from automatic to manual controls and isolate equipment mechanically and electrically to allow for safe inspection and repair work.
Performs asset/equipment inspections, recommends improvements per industry standards, assists with development of project estimates for IDIQ work.
Check safety devices routinely.
Checking steam pressure reducing stations, vacuum pumps and sump pumps.
Performing adjustments and minor repairs to mechanical and electrical equipment and component parts of heating and air-conditioning systems and auxiliary support equipment while on watch or tour.
Performing physical inspections of equipment, and test equipment for correct operation of all components of the refrigeration cycle and other relevant factors, contributing to the proper and efficient operation of HVAC systems.
Proposes operational changes to improve efficient use of the facilities equipment.
Observing and testing this equipment for correct operation of all components of the refrigeration cycle and other relevant factors contributing to the proper and efficient operation of the heating and air-conditioning systems.
Record data and keep logs of operation, maintenance, and safety activity.
Be able to perform preventive maintenance on all operational and mechanical equipment.
Perform or arrange for repairs, such as complete overhauls, replacement of defective valves, gaskets, or bearings, or fabrication of new parts. Contact equipment manufacturers or appropriate specialists when necessary to resolve equipment problems.
Monitors boiler water, chemical, and fuel levels, and make adjustments to maintain required levels.
Coordinates work with Local 99 lead operating engineers and other trades or other shops/unions/subcontractors to facilitate safe and effective maintenance and repairs.
Answering occupants’ complaints relating to heating and air-conditioning temperature and humidity factors, when performing "service calls" in occupied office spaces and making other required adjustments to equipment.
Determining when auxiliary system components need to be brought "on-line" to maximize equipment load balance and to maintain acceptable indoor environmental conditions.
Operate chillers, boilers, and auxiliary equipment under the direction of the Lead/Stationary Engineer I.
Read gauges, meters, and charts to track boiler operations. Demonstrates and articulates/reports the meaning of the readings.
Maintains major equipment in the central plant, chillers, cooling towers, boilers, and associated equipment.

What you bring

steam license

cfc license

hvac

controls