Part Time Stationary Engineer

Saint Barnabas Medical Center•New York, NY

7d•Onsite

About The Position

This is a part-time Stationary Engineer position. The role involves operating and maintaining various hospital systems and equipment to ensure optimal patient care and a safe, professional environment. Key responsibilities include managing plant operations, responding to maintenance requests, and making emergency decisions during off-shifts.

Requirements

High School Graduate with courses in power plant operation including electrical generation.
NYC license as Stationary Engineer.
NYC Refrigeration License.
NYC Certificate of Fitness A-35, P-98, S-12, S-13, S-95.
Five (5) years as boiler room Fireman, oiler, or other similar position, to obtain Stationary Engineer license.
One (1) year as Watch Engineer in High Pressure Boiler Plant.

Nice To Haves

CFC Universal Technician Certification.
DEC Operator B/C Certification.

Responsibilities

Promote a safe, cooperative and professional health care environment.
Adhere to all hospital policies, procedures, rules and regulations.
Prioritize customer service, treating patients, visitors, and co-workers professionally and courteously.
Effectively communicate about hospital services and ensure concerns reach the appropriate personnel.
Assign duties to personnel on shift and receive reports on plant operation deficiencies.
Respond to maintenance requests.
Operate and maintain engines, air compressors, generators, motors, pumps, air conditioning machines, electrical, plumbing, heating, and other related equipment and systems.
Operate and maintain sources of light, heat, and power.
Control operation of auxiliary boiler equipment such as water pumps and soot blowers.
Inspect machinery and make regular rounds to detect malfunctions.
Operate stationary diesel engines for emergency power supply.
Operate steam generating plants.
Keep records and perform preventive maintenance procedures in the plant.
Record details of equipment in service, noting temperatures, flow consumption, pressures, water levels, alarm conditions, etc.
Take general charge of plant operations on evening, night, and weekend shifts.
Make emergency decisions to deal with fire, water line breaks, etc., until supervision arrives.
Act as part of the Fire Brigade in emergencies.
Oversee building and plant operations pertaining to all equipment and utility services related to physical plant operations.