Stationary Engineer\Utilities

Responsibilities

• Diagnose malfunctions in equipment and work to put preventative measures in place.
• Pump-out, dismantle, assemble, and install utilities machinery during plant repair, modification, and/or expansion.
• Perform scheduled and unscheduled preventative, predictive and repair maintenance on assigned systems within area of responsibility.
• Diagnose mechanical and electrical circuitry malfunctions using visual and auditory senses, test systems and technical publications for area of responsibility.
• Assist in the compilation, preparation, development and maintenance of and adhere to regulatory documentation specific to ammonia related system operation, condition, repair and installation under the direction of Utilities Supervisor.
• Operate Utilities systems with the ability to make changes in component sequencing, within normal operating conditions, to ensure proper system/plant operations.
• Document all operation and maintenance tasks via paper logs and/or electronic CMMS systems (Eptura).
• Send the pass down notes via Teams.
• Attend the calls and provide support for the operations team.
• Remove litter, debris, and other hazards from company property.
• Support facility maintenance activities as assigned.
• Perform routine painting of buildings, curbs, railings, fences, equipment, and other facility assets.
• Complete minor repairs and maintenance tasks such as fixing doors, locks, gates, fences, handrails, and other facility fixtures.
• Replace light bulbs, ceiling tiles, signage, and other basic building components as needed.
• Assist with basic carpentry, painting, and general upkeep projects.

Requirements

• Minimum education required: high school diploma or equivalent, with technical/trade school refrigeration preferred.
• RETA certification a plus.
• Current City of Omaha Third Grade Boilers license or the ability to get one within one (1) year.
• Must be able to read and understand electrical diagrams, blueprints, drawings, P&ID's and technical service manuals.
• Must demonstrate proficiency and troubleshooting repair for boilers, air compressors and supporting systems with or without direct supervision.
• HVAC experience with current EPA certification for Freon is a plus.
• Must be proficient in using computer programs such as Word, Excel and CMMS systems.
• Must be able to pass medical screening, pulmonary function testing and respirator fit testing.
• Able to work in extreme conditions for long periods of time (includes heat, cold, rain, snow, limited movement areas, heights).
• Must be able to work overtime scheduled by the Department Manager.