Stationary Engineer

External•Laurel, MD

21h•$50•Onsite

About The Position

Stationary Engineer is responsible for the operation, maintenance, and repair of stationary mechanical systems, including boilers, HVAC systems, generators, turbines, compressors, pumps, and building automation systems. They ensure the safe, efficient, and compliant operation of facility equipment to support continuous building operations.

Requirements

Presence on the factory floor daily; highly visible leadership.
Flexibility to work extended hours or support off-shifts when needed.
Ability to represent the site during audits and senior leadership reviews.
Must consistently showcase the desired behaviors that represent our Core Values.
Must be able to stand for hours with frequent bending, reaching, and lifting.
Requires use of cold-protective PPE.
May involve standing, lifting, and walking in refrigerated zones for extended periods.
Follow all safety rules and help maintain a safe work environment for yourself and your team.
Support team members, communicate clearly, and work together to hit daily goals.
Participate in required training and development to build skills and grow in the role.
Take responsibility for attendance, punctuality, and teamwork expectations.
Report hazards, near misses, or unsafe behaviors to help strengthen the safety culture.
Follow all company policies, including safety, quality, and GMP requirements.
Comply with regulatory, environmental, and food safety standards each shift.
Operate equipment responsibly to avoid damage or unnecessary maintenance.
Support sustainability efforts by minimizing waste, recycling where required, and using resources efficiently.
Participate responsibly in company programs and initiatives.
Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States now and in the future.
The company does not provide visa sponsorship or any immigration support (including STEM OPT training plan and H-1B lottery registration) for this position.

Nice To Haves

Completion of boiler, pressure vessel, and refrigeration inspections (100% on time)
Compliance with OSHA, EPA, and local regulatory requirements
Utilities uptime
Reduction in unplanned utilities downtime
Right-first-time preventive maintenance completion
Response time to breakdowns
Energy consumption per unit produced
Utilities cost vs. budget adherence
Boiler and refrigeration efficiency
Reduction in water and energy waste
Zero utilities-related product quality deviations
Compliance with sanitation standards for utilities systems
Support of audit readiness
Completion of required certifications (boiler, ammonia, safety)
Training hours completed (technical + safety)
Adherence to shift logs and documentation accuracy
Participation in continuous improvement / troubleshooting initiatives
Meet daily production targets by operating efficiently
Use materials responsibly to support cost, waste, and output goals
Follow production plans and instructions to support overall business goals
Help reduce downtime by reporting issues quickly and keeping the line running smoothly
Maintain an organized and efficient workstation to support smooth operations
Use raw materials, packaging, and supplies correctly to avoid waste
Identify opportunities to improve processes, reduce waste, and increase efficiency
Follow standard operating procedures (SOPs) to ensure consistent, efficient results
Follow all Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) quality checks, testing, and documentation requirements
Stop and escalate if product quality is not correct
Ensure products meet safety, quality, and environmental standards at every stage
Follow food safety and hygiene rules, including proper sanitation and allergen controls
Participate in audits, inspections, and quality improvement efforts
We Take Ownership: Stay committed to responsibilities from start to finish
Make sound decisions and get into the right level of detail
Apply resources to initiatives that add growth, improve efficiencies, or reduce waste
We Do What Is Right: Choose transparency over convenience, even if it means difficult conversations
Set clear roles and responsibilities, enabling everyone to exercise appropriate initiative and judgment
Speak up when you see something that does not align to our values and policies
We Seek to Improve: Strive to continuously improve and innovate to exceed expectations
Value feedback from others and encourage open dialogue to understand how we can improve
Learn from both successes and failures
We Are Better Together: Ensure decisions are based on what’s best for the whole business
Practice inclusion by seeking diverse perspectives
Treat everyone with fairness and respect

Responsibilities

Operates, maintains, and repairs large building systems such as boilers, HVAC units, air compressors, refrigeration systems, pumps, and electrical systems.
Ensures proper functioning of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment to provide a comfortable indoor environment.
Performs preventive maintenance (PM) schedules and repairs on all building systems.
Diagnoses and resolves mechanical or electrical malfunctions promptly to minimize downtime.
Identifies system inefficiencies and implements corrective actions to improve system performance.
Supervises lower-level engineers or maintenance workers, providing guidance, training, and assistance as needed.
Reviews and approves work orders, ensuring tasks are completed efficiently and according to safety standards.
Develops and maintains technical manuals, operational procedures, and training programs.
Ensures all operations comply with local, state, and federal regulations related to safety, environmental impact, and energy efficiency.
Adheres to safety protocols in the operation of boilers, elevators, and other equipment.
Participates in safety inspections and audits.
Conducts routine inspections and monitoring of systems and equipment to ensure optimal operation.
Maintains detailed records of system performance, maintenance logs, and inspections.
Identifies signs of wear and tear or inefficiencies and schedules repairs before failures occur.
Monitors energy consumption and suggests methods for reducing energy costs through system upgrades or operational changes.
Implements energy-saving initiatives, such as controlling temperature or humidity levels based on occupancy or environmental conditions.
Collaborates with other engineers, contractors, and facilities management teams to support large-scale building operations and projects.
Provides technical advice for system upgrades, replacements, and troubleshooting efforts.
Responds to emergencies like power failures, mechanical breakdowns, or heating and cooling issues, providing immediate solutions to restore operations.
Prepares reports on system performance, breakdowns, repairs, and energy usage for senior management or regulatory bodies.
Maintains accurate and up-to-date logs of repairs, inspections, and compliance activities.