Stationary Engineer 2nd Class | Titleist

What You Will Be Doing

The Stationary Engineer, 2nd Class serves as the engineer in charge, ensuring the safe, efficient, and compliant operation of high-pressure boiler systems and associated equipment. In this critical role, you will:

• Oversee daily boiler plant operations, implementing and enforcing procedures that meet stringent safety standards, regulatory requirements, and manufacturer specifications.
• Monitor system performance, coordinate maintenance and inspections, and proactively address operational or safety concerns to maintain optimal reliability.
• Act as the primary liaison with regulatory agencies, ensuring full compliance with Massachusetts laws and industry standards while maintaining accurate operational records and logbooks.
• Help drive continuous improvement, operational excellence, and a culture of safety across the plant through strong communication with facility leadership.

What You Bring

• A high school diploma or equivalent required.
• 5+ years of experience in boiler and steam plant operations.
• 2nd Class Engineer License required.
• Facilities management and HVAC system knowledge preferred.

Our Commitment to You

• Comprehensive suite of health and well-being programs.
• Paid time off, onsite fitness center, acupuncture, physical therapy, wellness coaches, and more.
• Financial benefits including a 401k with company match, health savings accounts, and flexible spending accounts.
• Perks such as pet insurance, legal planning, education assistance, and exclusive access to our Associate Store.

Experience Overseeing High-Pressure Boiler Systems

To ensure safe operation and compliance with regulatory requirements, I would:

• Regularly review and update operating procedures to align with current safety standards and regulations.
• Conduct routine inspections and maintenance checks to identify potential issues early and prevent failures.
• Collaborate with maintenance teams to develop and implement corrective actions for identified problems.
• Stay informed about new technologies and best practices in boiler and steam plant operations to enhance efficiency and safety.

Identifying and Resolving Issues

In one instance, I identified a leak in a high-pressure boiler system that was causing excessive water consumption and potential safety hazards. To resolve this issue, I:

• Conducted a thorough investigation to determine the root cause of the leak.
• Worked with the maintenance team to replace the faulty components and install a new pressure gauge to monitor system performance.
• Updated the maintenance schedule to include regular inspections of all boiler systems.
• Communicated the findings and corrective actions to facility leadership to ensure everyone was aware of the situation and the steps being taken to prevent recurrence.

EEO And Additional Statements

Acushnet Company is an equal opportunity employer. We respect the intellectual property and confidential information of third parties. We participate in E-Verify and have a Global Candidate Privacy Notice in place.