Building System's Engineer

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia•Philadelphia, PA

50d•Onsite

About The Position

The Building Systems Engineer II is responsible for the operation, troubleshooting, repairing, maintaining, and documentation of the heating, refrigeration, air conditioning and other complex mechanical/electrical building systems.

Requirements

EPA 608 Universal Certification - US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) - upon hire - Required
Philadelphia Class (grade) A Engineer - Philadelphia Licensing & Inspections - upon hire - Required
High School Diploma / GED Required
At least five (5) years experience in building mechanical systems Required
Demonstrate a working knowledge and ability to operate computer-based fire alarm, power monitoring, and other facility management building control systems.
Read blueprints, ladder diagrams, and wiring schematics.
Troubleshoot and correct malfunctioning equipment.
Operate and maintain multiple building mechanical, electrical and other infrastructure systems.
Operate hand and power tools.
Demonstrate excellent communication skills with customers and co-workers.

Nice To Haves

Technical Diploma in a Trade field of study Preferred

Responsibilities

With minor supervision, competently operates chillers, boilers medical and lab gasses, medical and lab vacuum, motors, pumps, AHU’s emergency generators, building automation systems, fire alarm systems, high purity water systems, fire pumps, cooling towers, switch gear, motor control centers, computerized tube system, hot water generators and other related equipment.
With minor supervision, competently troubleshoots core plant systems, chillers, boilers, steam system, medical and lab gasses, medical and lab vacuum, compressors, pumps, base refrigeration, motors, fans, cooling towers, air distribution systems, control systems and other related equipment.
With minor supervision, competently repairs with less than 10% call back – motors, bearings, shafts, seals, packing, boilers, deaerator and surge system, chillers (oil and refrigerant), base refrigeration, thermostats, reheat valves, air boxes, fan coil units, prv’s safeties and other related equipment.
Routinely monitors and accurately document equipment status. Takes immediate and independent action to correct variances and/or reports significant problems to the supervisor.
Independently maintains equipment and related facilities in accordance with preventative maintenance standards and manufacturer’s standards.
Provides prompt and courteous response to all service calls.
o Responds to all services calls within fifteen (15) minutes of request. Calls user within thirty (30) minutes of request if unable to respond. Confirms repair, adjustment, or need for follow-up serviced with requestor prior to leaving area. Provides service in a courteous, professional manner always.
o Performs maintenance services throughout facility on second and or third shift during week and on all shifts during weekend.
Provides detailed communication both written and verbal to supervisor and co-workers about equipment and system abnormalities and changes.
o Documents repairs/adjustments performed through accurate, complete entries in logbook, on work orders and on preventative maintenance forms. Communicate all pertinent equipment and operation information to co-workers thereby providing for an accurate shift turnover.
o Prepares and submits work orders for follow-up by other Operations/Maintenance staff.
Demonstrates a working knowledge of all Hospital and department Emergency Response Procedures.
Maintains a clean, safe environment throughout the facility.
Monitors service contractors for work performance, quality customer interface and job site management.