Stationary Engineer

Required Qualifications:

• Vocation/Technical diploma for Stationary Engineering
• 2 years of experience as an apprentice or journey-level Stationary Engineer
• Experience working in a hospital, healthcare, or complex facility environment
• Steam Engineer license (500 HP or greater)
• EPA Universal Certification for handling refrigerants
• Los Angeles Unlimited Steam Engineer License (issued by the city of LA)
• Prior lead, foreman, or supervisor experience (Preferred)

• Operates, monitors, and maintains boilers, chillers, generators, compressors, pumps, and related central plant equipment to ensure uninterrupted mechanical power and utility services throughout the hospital.
• Performs preventive maintenance, inspections, and operational checks on facility systems and equipment to support safe and reliable operations.
• Troubleshoots mechanical, electrical, and control system issues and implements corrective actions to minimize equipment downtime and operational disruptions.
• Utilizes hand tools, diagnostic instruments, and testing equipment to evaluate system performance and complete assigned maintenance tasks.
• Monitors building automation and management systems to ensure optimal performance of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and utility systems.
• Responds to system alarms, equipment failures, and urgent maintenance requests in a timely manner to support hospital operations and patient care needs.
• Maintains accurate logs, records, and documentation related to equipment operation, maintenance activities, and regulatory compliance requirements.
• Ensures compliance with safety standards, regulatory requirements, and hospital policies while performing maintenance and operational duties.
• Assists in coordinating maintenance activities and work assignments to support departmental priorities and operational efficiency.
• Collaborates with facilities management, engineering staff, and other hospital departments to address operational needs and resolve facility-related concerns.
• Participates in system testing, start-up, and shutdown procedures for equipment and utilities as required.
• Supports emergency preparedness efforts by assisting with backup power operations, disaster response activities, and restoration of services following outages or incidents.
• Identifies equipment performance issues, maintenance needs, and opportunities for operational improvements and communicates recommendations to leadership.