Hospital Stationary Engineer (Evening) - Facilities Expert

Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

Mental health

Paid time off

403B

Education assistance

Pet insurance

Accident insurance

Onsite parking

Referral Rewards Program

Flexible schedules

Job summary

Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic is seeking a Stationary Engineer for Nazareth Hospital in the Philadelphia area. This full-time, evening shift role involves monitoring hospital facilities, equipment, and staff, and performing maintenance on boilers, hot water systems, and air handling units.

The ideal candidate holds a City of Philadelphia Class A Stationary Engineer License, can read blueprints, and operates elevators and emergency power generators.

Qualifications

• High School graduate and/or vocational training.
• Must demonstrate proficiency in several trades.
• Must be able to interpret blueprints and work from drawings.
• Must demonstrate proficiency in building maintenance techniques.
• Must demonstrate proficiency in the operations of elevators and emergency power generators.

Responsibilities

• They assist the Director in the monitoring and supervision of the hospital facilities, equipment and staff.
• Performs maintenance involving inspection, greasing, oiling, adjusting and cleaning on the following: pressure boilers, hot water heating systems, air handling units.
• Dismantles machinery and equipment to gain access to and the removal of defective parts and repairs and replaces worn or broken parts.
• Other duties as assigned by director

Skills

Blueprint interpretation

Building maintenance techniques

Elevators & emergency power generators

Education

City of Philadelphia Class "A" Stationary Engineer License

Job description

Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic is seeking a Stationary Engineer for Nazareth Hospital in the Philadelphia area. This full-time, evening shift role involves monitoring hospital facilities, equipment, and staff, and performing maintenance on boilers, hot water systems, and air handling units.

The ideal candidate holds a City of Philadelphia Class A Stationary Engineer License, can read blueprints, and operates elevators and emergency power generators.