Stationary Engineer

Job Requirements

Operates and maintains power plant and HVAC equipment, including central systems such as hot, chilled and domestic water, fire protection, steam, emergency generators, medical vacuum, and oxygen. Performs routine maintenance, inspections, and adjustments to ensure safe and efficient operation of boilers, compressors, generators, pumps, and related mechanical equipment. Conducts water quality testing, chemical treatments, and preventive maintenance, while responding to emergency repairs and codes as assigned. Supports hospital operations by providing repair services and assisting with tasks such as snow removal. Adheres to safety regulations, maintains accurate logs, complies with federal and state laws, and safeguards confidential health information, all while striving to deliver excellent service in accordance with organizational commitments.

Work Experience

MINIMUM EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION REQUIRED:

Grade 2 Stationary Engineer’s license issued by the State of Maryland preferred. Demonstrated ability to read and interpret blueprints, schematics, etc. Must have current drivers license and own transportation to travel between sites.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS:

Must be able to lift and move heavy equipment and materials. Work sites may require access by climbing and crawling and, at times, may be at high or low temperatures. The use of ear and eye protection is required. Exposure to electrical shock, chemicals, dust and other hazards may be present depending on work area.