Night Shift Stationary Engineer: Boiler & HVAC Pro

Trinity Health; Berwyn (IL); On-site; USD 41,000 - 63,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits from Day One

Competitive Shift Differentials

Career Development

Tuition Reimbursement

On Site Fitness Center (Gottlieb Mem.1

Educational Stipend

Certification reimbursement (up to 1)

Referral Rewards

Job summary

Trinity Health’s Loyola facility in Berwyn, IL is seeking a Night Shift Stationary Engineer to operate and maintain steam boilers, HVAC systems, and medical gas/vacuum systems ensuring patient comfort and safety in a hospital setting.

Requires 2–3 years of hospital plant experience, a high school diploma or trade training, and a City of Chicago Stationary Engineer license. Includes competitive benefits and shift differentials.

Qualifications

• 2–3 years of experience with hospital steam plant equipment and related machinery
• Boilers training is desirable
• Licensed by the City of Chicago as a Stationary Engineer

Responsibilities

• Operates and maintains all steam boilers, air-conditioning systems and HVAC support equipment; troubleshoot and repair as needed to maintain space conditions
• Performs preventative maintenance on HVAC equipment without supervision
• Performs routine maintenance on HVAC equipment; logs operating conditions and resolves abnormalities
• Maintains comfort levels in facility and operates equipment within policy parameters for temperature/humidity
• Operates and maintains medical gas and vacuum systems within guidelines
• Cleans equipment and work area to provide a safe/clean environment
• Interacts professionally with staff and shares information; takes responsibility for all equipment in the facility

Skills

Troubleshooting HVAC

HVAC maintenance

Communication

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Trade school / apprenticeship or associate degree level

Job description

Trinity Health’s Loyola facility in Berwyn, IL is seeking a Night Shift Stationary Engineer to operate and maintain steam boilers, HVAC systems, and medical gas/vacuum systems ensuring patient comfort and safety in a hospital setting.

Requires 2–3 years of hospital plant experience, a high school diploma or trade training, and a City of Chicago Stationary Engineer license. Includes competitive benefits and shift differentials.