Summary: The Stationary Engineer oversees the operation, maintenance, and repair of mechanical systems such as boilers, turbines, pumps, compressors, and refrigeration equipment. A Stationary Engineer 1 License is required. Responsibilities: Operate and monitor stationary engines, boilers, and auxiliary equipment, ensuring they function efficiently and safely. - Perform regular inspections, maintenance, and repairs on all equipment and systems to minimize downtime and enhance performance. - Adjust controls to regulate temperature, pressure, and flow of various fluids and gases. - Troubleshoot and diagnose issues with engines and mechanical systems, making necessary repairs or adjustments. - Maintain accurate logs and records of operational data, including fuel consumption, pressure readings, and maintenance activities. - Comply with safety regulations and environmental standards to ensure a safe working environment. - Respond to alarms and emergencies, taking appropriate action to mitigate risks. - Collaborate with other maintenance staff and departments to coordinate repairs and upgrades. - Assist in the training and mentoring of maintenance staff. - Stay updated on industry trends, new equipment, and best practices in stationary engineering. Schedule: Monday thru Friday 6:am until 2:30pm - Occasional overtime or emergency response may be required, including off-shift and weekend work. During peak season will require 6 days per week