Stationary Engineer Class III

Purpose:

Our Stationary Engineers are in charge of operating and monitoring on-site boilers to ensure they function safely and efficiently. Their daily responsibilities often include starting and/or shutting down boilers (as necessary), conducting safety and maintenance inspections, tracking water levels, tracking gauges (pressure, steam, etc.), checking fuel supplies, and recording the daily readings. They may also be tasked with performing basic repairs and/or adjustments, controlling the pressure/steam to the rest of the facility, controlling the chemical levels (Ammonia and/or Chlorine), inspecting the fluids used each day, and producing regular progress reports for the Supervisor. They must follow all protocols and regulations to ensure safe operations of the boilers. Additionally, they will be responsible for performing basic assigned tasks during times they are working, but not assigned to operate the boilers (depending on daily requirements, this may compose the majority of their duties).

Duties:

• Boiler room maintenance and shift coverage as needed with the use of Automated Controls and PLC equipment and computer assisted equipment.
• Ensures compliance with established standards and Legislation.
• Ability to work or fill-in for continuous shift operations without lateness or absenteeism is important.
• Able to design and make changes to existing Plant Systems.
• Able to maintain troubleshoot and perform repairs to auxiliary equipment.
• On call availability is expected – must be willing, and able, to perform unscheduled and emergency repairs as necessary.

Requirements:

• Must have intermediate knowledge of mechanical, and electrical, trades.
  • Accustomed to performing all aspects of maintenance in a powerhouse setting.
  • Able to read, and understand, detailed blueprints and/or schematics.
• Must have knowledge and experience with the following:
  • Automated Controls.
  • PLC equipment.
  • Computer assisted equipment.
• 3rd Class Stationary Engineering License Required.
  • HVAC experience is considered an asset.
  • Ozone Depleting Substance permit is considered an asset.
• Able to work independently, assume responsibility and have demonstrated leadership skills.
• Must maintain open communications and teamwork with plant personnel while achieving critical maintenance objectives.
• Prioritize the needs of the Production Group with frequent communication.
• Team player with strong technical, interpersonal, organizational and leadership skills – Required
• Must be able to work the scheduled, assigned times and required overtime for the position; 8 hours minimum upwards to 12 hours maximum depending on requirements.
  • Shift work is required.
    • Schedule of 2 days, 2 nights, followed by 4 days off.
  • Occasional shift duration of above 12 hours may occur, however it is very
  • On call availability is expected for unscheduled, or emergency, repairs as needed.
• Must be legally allowed to work in Canada.

Working Conditions and Physical Capacities:

This position can be physically demanding with a combination of standing, walking, bending, crouching, squatting, and stooping on cement floors in addition to climbing/maneuvering over equipment. Applicants must be physically capable of lifting upwards of 50lb frequently during the duration of the shift. Applicants must be able to work in a variety of hot and cold environments depending on shift needs. Applicants must also be capable of reading in English to understand chemical labels, as well as writing and speaking English to maintain communication with co-workers/supervisor.

Company Benefits:

• Shift work (2 days, 2 nights, 4 off).
• Company Sponsored Pension.
• Comprehensive Benefit Package (Available upon Completion of Probationary Period).