Stationary Engineer

BASIC FUNCTION :
Operation of all mechanical systems of the clients building including start up, shut down, monitoring, maintenance, troubleshooting, and emergency repair to the following systems: HVAC, Building and Process Plumbing, Fire Protection, Alarm Systems, and Environmental Control Systems. Monitor work performed by various service contractors for all systems. Perform necessary maintenance to building structures (i.e. - roof, walls, etc.). Perform additional tasks within Facilities department.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES :

Regular :

1. Monitors operating systems and equipment including heating and cooling systems, UPS and switchgear systems and other building equipment: takes readings of gauges, meters, and charts. Monitors the Building Automation System (Client).
2. Cleans and/or adjusts HVAC systems and components, including but not limited to strainers, filters, traps, humidifiers, belts, etc.
3. Performs start-up and shut-down of equipment and systems.
4. Assist in troubleshooting electrical, control, and HVAC system alarms and consults with other engineers for action to be taken.
5. Performing preventative maintenance throughout the building.
6. Monitor work being performed by various service contractors for projects, including but not limited to electrical, mechanical, and other building components (i.e. - windows, roofs, security doors, etc.).
7. Monitor performance of contracted service and inspections on building systems, including but not limited to fire detection, protections, and alarms; HVAC systems and equipment, including data centers and labs.
8. Communicate outstanding issues, equipment conditions, and work activities to the incoming Shift Engineer during changeover.
9. Paints equipment in Central Plant when needed.
10. Labels various mechanical equipment by name, function, flow, etc.
11. Performs other duties as assigned.

1. Participate in snow and ice removal as needed.
2. May be required to report onsite in the event of emergencies or as needed to support ongoing missions and needs of the Facilities Operations branch.
3. May be required to report during periods of Institute Administrative Leave to ensure building systems and grounds are adequately maintained.
4. Must be available for emergency call-in and overtime as required by Institute needs.
5. Provide support for installation of new equipment and systems.
6. Perform duties associated with serving as custodian for Facilities Operations government equipment.

1. Work during First Shift - 6am-2pm. First Shift Engineer is required to report to work by 5:45 AM to complete shift changeover with the outgoing engineer
2. Provide leadership for engineering staff at the direction of Facilities Management.
3. Report and collaborates with Facilities management on status of equipment and systems. Communicate outstanding issues, equipment conditions, and work activities Recommend improvements and implements as directed.
4. Evaluate all requests to Facilities involving building operations, assess priority, and assist in coordinating staff for action. Monitor progress and adjust resources to accommodate emergency maintenance requests.
5. Must be available for on-call weekend coverage including: Performing required equipment readings and building rounds. Remaining available to respond to facilities-related calls and text messages. Responding to building alarms, equipment issues, emergencies, and other facilities-related requests. Troubleshooting equipment and building systems as required. Performing repairs when necessary and within the engineer's qualifications and authorization. Coordinating with appropriate personnel, contractors, security, or other support staff when additional assistance is required. Documenting significant issues, repairs, and operational conditions for follow-up by the Facilities team. Providing a complete turnover of outstanding issues to the engineer or Facilities team assuming weekday coverage.

• Mastery in threading pipe, soldering tubing, and or welding
• Mastery in boiler operations and or safety
• Master plumber, HVAC contractor, HVAC contractor, and or electrician

1. The noise level in the work environment ranges from quiet to very loud depending on the environment of the machinery and or task involved.

1. While performing the duties of this Job, the employee is regularly required to sit; use hands to finger, handle, or feel and talk or hear.
2. The employee is occasionally required to stand; walk; reach with hands and arms and stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl.
3. The employee must regularly lift and or move up to 10 pounds and occasionally lift and or move up to 200 pounds.
4. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, depth perception and ability to adjust focus.

Equal Opportunity Employer, including disability and protected veteran status