Stationary Engineer\\Utilities Tues-Sat 6am -2: 30pm

Description Diagnose malfunctions in equipment and work to put preventative measures in place. Pump-out, dismantle, assemble, and install utilities machinery during plant repair, modification, and/or expansion. Perform scheduled and unscheduled preventative, predictive and repair maintenance on assigned systems within area of responsibility. Diagnose mechanical and electrical circuitry malfunctions using visual and auditory senses, test systems and technical publications for area of responsibility. Assist in the compilation, preparation, development and maintenance of and adhere to regulatory documentation specific to ammonia related system operation, condition, repair and installation under the direction of Utilities Supervisor. Operate Utilities systems with the ability to make changes in component sequencing, within normal operating conditions, to ensure proper system/plant operations. Document all operation and maintenance tasks via paper logs and/or electronic CMMS systems (Eptura). Send the pass down notes via Teams. Attend the calls and provide support for the operations team. Remove litter, debris, and other hazards from company property. Support facility maintenance activities as assigned. Perform routine painting of buildings, curbs, railings, fences, equipment, and other facility assets. Complete minor repairs and maintenance tasks such as fixing doors, locks, gates, fences, handrails, and other facility fixtures. Replace light bulbs, ceiling tiles, signage, and other basic building components as needed. Assist with basic carpentry, painting, and general upkeep projects. Requirements Minimum education required: high school diploma or equivalent, with technical/trade school refrigeration preferred. RETA certification a plus. Current City of Omaha Third Grade Boilers license or the ability to get one within one (1) year. Must be able to read and understand electrical diagrams, blueprints, drawings, P&ID's and technical service manuals. Must demonstrate proficiency and troubleshooting repair for boilers, air compressors and supporting systems with or without direct supervision. HVAC experience with current EPA certification for Freon is a plus. Must be proficient in using computer programs such as word, excel and CMMS systems. Must be able to pass medical screening, pulmonary function testing and respirator fit testing. Able to work in extreme conditions for long periods of time. -includes heat, cold, rain, snow, limited movement areas, heights, Must be able to work overtime scheduled by the Department Manager. #J-18808-Ljbffr LALA U.S., Inc