Stationary Engineer Level II

The Stationary Engineer Level II will assist with the operations, maintenance, and repair of the equipment within the central plant facility, as well as the downstream steam and chilled water distribution.

Stationary Engineer Level II Work Days:
Monday through Friday Shift State/End Time: 7:30AM-4:30PM Hours Per Week: 40 Weeks Per Year: 52 Pay Status and Classification:
Non-exempt, Regular full-time. This position is not eligible for relocation or visa sponsorship. Supervisor:
Cogeneration Plant Supervisor

The Stationary Engineer Level II will assist with the operations, maintenance, and repair of the equipment within the central plant facility, as well as the downstream steam and chilled water distribution.

• A Gas Fired Turbine, Steam boilers, HRSG, Gas Compressor, Absorption Chiller, Cooling Towers, Pumps and motors.

Assist with the startup, shutdown, and emergency procedures for plant systems including:
Gas fired turbine, Gas compressor, HRSG, Gas fired boilers, Absorption chiller, Centrifugal chillers, and Cooling tower. Performs water tests as required for the supply and treatment of boiler feed water and condensate, as well as works with vendors to support care and treatment of cooling towers. Monitors control room instrumentation and alarms in order to identify deficiencies and take corrective actions.

Utilizes the building management systems (BMS) for effective performance and or deficiency measures. Assists with building switchovers by draining AHU coils units or filling depending upon season.

Performs preventive and corrective maintenance for plant equipment including boilers, chillers, HRSG, turbine, generators, cooling towers, and air compressors. Identifies leaks, noise, and abnormal conditions, and makes recommendations, and or repairs. Periodically blows down centrifugal chillers during operations, as well as maintains proper flow through barrels, which may include cleaning strainers. Maintains steam and chilled water manholes by checking ground water pumps and operations.

Works with vendors for services including the gas compressor, turbine, and chillers. Utilize the work order system (Works) to track and schedule maintenance.

Repairs and or replaces condensate and sump pumps, as well as performs alignments. Assists with making necessary repairs to various campus steam traps. Performs proper Lock-out-Tag-out when working on equipment. Assists vendors with repairs as needed for plant equipment.

The work area includes Central Plant and all campus facilities. Position may require working varied shifts including nights, weekends, and holiday coverage. Covering open shifts, as needed. Maintains a safe work environment through job planning, housekeeping, as well as identifying corrective hazards. Complies with department and college policies and procedures.

Associates degree in plant utilities, electrical, or mechanical engineering with three to five year's experience as a boiler operator/nuclear, and or stationary engineer preferred. A combination of relevant education, training, certifications and/or work experience will be considered. Experience in operating high pressure steam boilers and distribution. Experience with central plant chiller systems and distributed chilled water. Experience with the operations of switching 13.2KV and 480v breakers through a Load Management System (LMS).

Must have good communication and interpersonal skills. Computer skills including (Word, Excel, and Adobe). Knowledge of distributive control systems (DCS). Valid New York State driver’s license. Licensed as a Stationary Engineer, and or Navy plant operator.