Maintenance Engineer

The Maintenance Engineer operates and maintains the equipment and fixtures within the facility using acceptable work practices and following hospital and departmental guidelines to maintain a safe, comfortable environment for patients, staff and visitors.

Responsibilities

• Repairs and maintains various pieces of mechanical and electrical equipment following accepted practices and procedures. These systems include plumbing, controls, HVAC refrigeration and electrical/emergency power.
• Repairs and maintains patient care equipment to provide a safe environment for patients and comply with the standards of the various regulatory agencies
• Gains a thorough working knowledge of the major systems within the hospital, and is able to operate them safely and efficiently and troubleshoot problems so they can be reminded with a minimum of down time and distribution of service
• Repairs, maintains, adjusts and calibrates miscellaneous portable equipment brought to the shop for repair, including but not limited to wheelchairs, carts, kitchen equipment, banomemters, beds, tubes etc.
• Demonstrates the ability to use blueprints, schematics and technical manuals to trouble-shoot an isolate problems.
• Performs periodic preventive maintenance on fans, motors, belts, HVAC systems, steam, water, sewer, air and vacuum lines regulatory as assigned.

Required Qualifications

• 3 years Building maintenance, that includes HVAC, electrical, mechanical, EMS, fire systems pumps

Preferred Qualifications

• Technical School Graduate of an accredited trade school in refrigeration, electricity, building maintenance or other appropriate course
• Minnesota Maintenance Electrical License ; Universal Refrigeration Certification