Stationary Engineer: Utility Systems & BAS Operations

LAUKOA; Washington; On-site; USD 68,000 - 106,000; Full time

Job summary

LAUKOA is seeking a Stationary Engineer to operate, inspect, and maintain steam, chilled water, HVAC, and related utility systems at the Capitol Power Plant in Washington, DC. The full-time day shift runs 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with essential status and 24/7 on-call for emergencies.

Minimum qualifications include a Class 3/DC First Grade license, NASOE certification, HVAC training, and BAS/DDC experience. OSHA-compliant safety practices apply and a strong focus on system reliability is required.

Qualifications

• Current, valid Stationary Engineer license at least equivalent to a Class 3 Steam Engineer (DC) or First Grade Engineer (MD).
• 3+ years of licensed Stationary Engineer experience in a single complex building.
• NASOE certification and HVAC mechanic training are required and current.

Responsibilities

• Operate, inspect, and maintain steam, hot water, HVAC, and related systems.
• Read gauges/meters and adjust controls for safe/efficient operation.
• Record conditions and maintain machinery; use BAS and DDC controls.
• Identify failures, test procedures, and support maintenance; coordinate with others.
• Enter reports in the CMMS and review Emergency Operating Plan procedures.

Skills

Steam and chilled water systems

Mechanical drawings

Project coordination

Stakeholder communication

Gauge/meter reading and controls

Education

Stationary Engineer license (DC Class 3 / MD First Grade)

NASOE certification

HVAC mechanic maintenance training

Tools

BAS / DDC systems

CMMS tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Job description

LAUKOA is seeking a Stationary Engineer to operate, inspect, and maintain steam, chilled water, HVAC, and related utility systems at the Capitol Power Plant in Washington, DC. The full-time day shift runs 6:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with essential status and 24/7 on-call for emergencies.

Minimum qualifications include a Class 3/DC First Grade license, NASOE certification, HVAC training, and BAS/DDC experience. OSHA-compliant safety practices apply and a strong focus on system reliability is required.