Stationary Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

pacer groupMarina del Rey (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$2,112 per week

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About the role

Stationary Engineer
Location: Marina del Rey, CA 90292
Start Date: 05/25/2026
Duration: 26 weeks
Shift: Rotating (312-hour shifts, Day/Night; 07:0006:59)
Facility: Cedars-Sinai Marina Hospital
Pay Package (36 hours/week):Gross Weekly: $2,112 Taxable: $17/hour Non-Taxable Weekly: $1,500 Local candidate rate: $52/hour on W2Description: Position requires weekend availability
Required:
  • HSD/GEDVocation/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)
Preferred: Prior lead, foreman, or supervisor experience
Primary Duties and Responsibilities: 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.

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