Stationary Engineer

Come join a team that creates:

A collaborative team atmosphere founded upon ethics, integrity, and stewardship.

A positive work environment that is open to change and invites its workforce to challenge processes.

An opportunity for individuals to utilize their knowledge, skills, and experience to grow within the department.

Under the general direction of the Chief Engineer II, the Stationary Engineer in the Facilities Management Division (FMD), Ronald Reagan performs a variety of skilled work in the operation, maintenance and repair of heating, air conditioning, ventilating, lighting, power, water, water treatment, and other mechanical systems in State-owned and occupied buildings in accordance with FMD guidelines and manuals.

Operates, repairs, maintains heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), lighting, power, water, and other mechanical systems and equipment

Responds to service requests and/or emergency calls

Attends job specific trainings in the handling of hazardous materials

Communicates with building staff in person and virtually

Inspects and evaluates all building systems

Maintains, services, repairs, and dispose of state equipment that contains refrigerant.

Four years of experience performing duties which included the operation, maintenance and repair of boiler, heating, refrigeration, ventilation and power equipment of large commercial, industrial or institutional buildings including the operation and maintenance of air conditioning systems involving the use of automatic controls.

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Education: Completion of 700 hours of formalized technical instruction relating to Stationary Engineering in training offered by such established programs as: Job Corps; Skill Centers; ROP; Trades Schools; Military; and JTPA (Joint Training Partnership Act). (An Associate of Arts or Certificate in Mechanical Electrical Technology, which must have included at least 12 semester units of instruction in heating, ventilation, and refrigeration systems involving the use of automatic controls may be substituted for the 700 hours of technical instruction). Students who are within six months of completing their degree will be admitted to the months of completing their degree will be admitted to the examination but they must present evidence of completion prior to appointment.