Stationary Engineer

Boiler Operator (Stationary Engineer 2)Our Maintenance and Operations Division is looking to add an experienced Boiler Operator (Stationary Engineer 2) to join our team of dedicated professionals at Fircrest Residential Habilitation Center in Shoreline, WA. As a Stationary Engineer 2, you'll perform skilled engineering and repair work related to boiler and HVAC operations. This role is essential for maintaining a safe, comfortable, and efficient environment for our residents and staff. This is not a general engineering role-this is for hands-on operators of steam generators (also known as steam boilers, marine boilers, or hydronic heating boilers). You'll be working directly with high-pressure steam systems, utilizing advanced combustion control systems such as Cleaver-Brooks HAWK, Allen Bradley, Fireye, Metasys, and similar platforms. If you have a passion for the practical side of engineering—keeping critical systems running safely and efficiently—this is your calling. If you're still reading this, and you're a skilled HVAC and Boiler Technician interested in being considered for this opportunity, we highly encourage you to take the next step! Don't delay - apply today!Some of What You Will DoEnsure the safe, efficient operation and maintenance of a high-pressure steam plant with two high-pressure steam boilers (natural gas with #2 diesel backup)Operate, monitor, and repair gauges, valves, metering pumps, boilers, electronic controls, and safety equipment for continuous operationWork with auxiliary systems: feedwater pumps, condensate pumps, deaerators, air compressors, fuel oil pumps, chemical treatment pumps, pneumatic and hand tools, and emergency generatorInspect, monitor and repair internal mechanical heating rooms in individual buildings.Repair steam infrastructure across 68-acre campus.With HVAC systems, knowledge of work and repair for DOAS systems and Citygate and Samsung VRF systems.Troubleshoot and make both major and minor adjustments to boiler and HVAC equipmentInterpret schematics, drawings, and manuals for equipment operation and upgradesOperate and adjust combustion management systems (Cleaver-Brooks HAWK, Allen Bradley, Fireye, Metasys, etc.)Test boiler room equipment for safety, perform chemical treatment and cleaning of boiler water, condensate, and lubricate mechanical room equipmentConduct blow-down operations as needed for safe operationRespond to after-hours and weekend incidents as the on-site maintenance expert, evaluating situations and providing updates to the Facilities Manager or designeeDesired Skills & AbilitiesComfortable working from ladders or elevated platforms in high-temperature environmentsProficient with personal computers and Microsoft Office (Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel, Word)Able to work respectfully and sensitively with individuals with limited sensory/physical abilities and diverse staffReady to respond to emergent facility maintenance issues after hoursWho should apply:Three years of experience in the operation, maintenance, and/or repair of stationary (or marine) high-pressure boilers and heating systems.Certificate of completion of an advanced Stationary Engineer course from an accredited vocational/technical school or community college. And, two years of experience in the operation, maintenance, and/or repair of stationary (or marine) high-pressure boilers and heating systems.One year of State service as a Stationary Engineer 1.Approved HVAC journeyman license, approved and complete apprentice program, or 4 years of work with an HVAC company in the repair, maintain, and preventative maintenance of a variable refrigerant flow system and a dedicated outside air system.