STATIONARY ENGINEER (AFTERNOON/NIGHT SHIFT)

Description

• Use a variety of power and hand tools to perform job functions.
• Perform emergency repairs and available for after hour and weekend repairs.
• Operating BAS and associated building controls.
• Operating and maintaining all heating and cooling systems.
• Operating and maintaining the assigned facility and all related systems/components, including the building automation system.
• Maintenance of air handlers with pneumatic and digital controls including secondary pumps, damper motors, blower motors, and belt replacements.
• Perform basic building maintenance (preventive, predictive) of a government facility.
• Responsible for maintaining, responding to service requests, as needed, under guidance of the PM.
• Work effectively with the customer, building tenants and other team members.

Requirements

• Ability to work independently troubleshooting and responding to service work orders.
• Must be knowledgeable and skilled in HVAC installs, services and repairs.
• Ability to troubleshoot, complete work order assigned in a timely matter .
• Thorough knowledge of centralized chilled water systems and related equipment for 1800-ton chillers.
• Understand written and oral instructions to perform the required work.
• High pressure steam plant operations, including water treatment knowledge.
• Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Universal CFC License, required
• Chill Beam system knowledge a plus.
• Third-grade Engineer License (must be maintained for continued employment)
• OSHA 10 desired
• Ability to read Architectural and Manufacturing blueprints.
• An existing Building Background Investigation for federal facilities desirable.
• AHU preheat/reheating of coils.
• High School or Equivalent (at a minimum)

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance