STATIONARY ENGINEER
ahmc healthcareDaly City (CA)
$75.03/Hr
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Overview:
The Stationary Engineer is responsible for providing a full range of maintenance and repair and administrative support to Seton Medical Center. Provides excellent customer service.
Responsibilities:
POSITION SPECIFIC DUTIES (other duties may be assigned)1 Maintain and perform repairs to buildings, grounds and equipment.2 Maintain continuous operation of equipment by trouble shooting and repairing.3 Conduct utilities and equipment tests.4 Record pertinent data on all equipment in accordance with federal, state, and local codes.5 Process administrative paperwork in accordance with departmental policies and procedures.6 Required to stay abreast of the latest technology as related to hospital building systems and equipment and emergency response regarding hazardous materials.7 Requires successful completion of medical evaluation fit test under respiratory protection program criteria.8 Functions as a team member.9 Demonstrates commitment to the quality of service.10 Complies with department, medical center and regional policies and procedures.11 Maintain regular attendance in the work place.
Qualifications:
QUALIFICATIONS/JOB REQUIREMENTS:EDUCATION: - Engaged in learning the stationary engineering trade.- Successful completion of Local 39 Apprenticeship Program or equivalent.
EXPERIENCE: - Hospital Experience preferred
Job Summary
Requisition ID: req 28754 Facility: Seton Medical Center# of Openings: 1
Shift: Variable
Category: Engineering
Position Type: Regular Full-Time Minimum: USD $75.03/Hr.
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