Stationary Engineer

What you will do

• Daily hands-on maintenance, troubleshooting, service, and repair of on-site equipment
• Communicate with the Service and Engineering team to arrange spare parts, travel schedules, and overall support
• Assemble, align, and install equipment and machine upgrades, as necessary, while adhering to timeline and budget
• Provide 24/7 monitoring of equipment via phone support, with rapid response as needed – both remotely and on-site
• Routinely inspect equipment to ensure that it is operating efficiently and safely
• Manage a team of 2-3 custodial and entry level maintenance specialists.
• Assist with other leadership functions in the building, as the business needs.
• Communicate with facility leadership to arrange planned downtime to complete maintenance activities
• Record data and keep logs of operation, maintenance, and safety activity to generate weekly reports detailing completed tasks and outstanding items
• Provide remote support to plant facilities outside of the region to get them back in production as quickly as possible
• Maintain spare parts inventory at the Houston facility in partnership with plant management to ensure plants are stocked effectively
• Cover for other Supervisors and Managers during callouts or vacations

Skills & Qualifications

• Education: Must have third-grade stationary engineers license – Current and must maintain status during time of employment.
• Experience: Maintenance experience in mechanical assemblies, boilers, autoclaves, and production equipment
• Welding, experience with basic repair work
• Electrical, ability to identify and repair electrical issues and communicate fault conditions
• Experience in supervising employees in entry-level roles is a plus
• Skills: Ability to troubleshoot PLC controlled machines, with telephone support
• Operate engines, boilers, and auxiliary equipment
• Read gauges, meters, and charts to track boiler operations
• Monitor and activating boiler water, chemical, and air valves, as well as fuel levels in the boiler
• Ability to use computers, tablets and smart devices proficiently; navigate Excel spreadsheets and computer-based reporting such as Maintain-X and Myosh; write reports in MS Word and maintain computer-based documentation.
• Knowledge of medical waste processing center operations

Work Environment

• This role entails 24/7 emergency monitoring of boiler systems and requires someone who is capable and willing to respond to emergency maintenance situations – even on nights and weekends
• Typical work week is Monday – Friday, but maintenance may be required on evenings or weekends
• Internal Relationships: Interface with cross-functional work teams such as engineering, plant operations, global operations, and suppliers
• External Relationships: Parts suppliers