Stationary Engineer

As Stationary Engineer, you will be responsible for the day-to-day operation, maintenance, and repair of an office building's mechanical, electrical, and life-safety systems. This role performs routine preventive maintenance, monitors equipment performance and energy usage.

The engineer maintains accurate records of equipment & service history. The engineer ensures all systems operate in compliance with applicable codes, safety regulations, and manufacturer specifications.

Beyond hands-on equipment work, the Stationary Engineer will coordinate with outside vendors and contractors on specialized repairs or inspections, assists property management with capital improvement projects, and helps maintain a safe, comfortable environment for tenants and building occupants.

This position doesn't require a valid stationary engineer's license or equivalent certification but they need several years of commercial building engineering experience, strong troubleshooting skills, and the ability to respond to after-hours emergencies as needed. Physical requirements often include the ability to lift equipment, work in mechanical rooms and rooftop spaces, and navigate ladders or confined areas safely.