Stationary Engineer

Posted 5 days ago

mckamishPittsburgh (PA)

Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

Stationary Engineer Location: Pittsburgh Type: Full Time

Job Description: Reports To: Service Supervisor Summary of Position: The Stationary Engineer will be responsible for performing preventative maintenance/repairs to various systems and equipment. They will also keep equipment in peak operating condition and prevent unnecessary breakdowns. This is a full-time position. Major Activities: Perform servicing, testing, inspection and repairs on a variety of equipment Complete and document daily, monthly and annual facility inspections Performs general building/production maintenance as assigned. Follow the Company safety rules and regulations, as well as department procedures. Monitor Control Systems Carry out regular preventative HVAC maintenance and repairs to mitigate major damage. Assist other Maintenance staff in projects and repairs.

Job Requirements: Ability to work in a safe and efficient manner Follow Supervisor's instructions Ability to work independently HVAC knowledge and experience Able to work nights and weekends as needed Reasonable Accommodations Statement: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactoriliy. Reasonable accmomodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to be able to perform the essential functions. McKamish is an Equal Opportunity Employers. EOE M/F/D

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