Stationary Engineer

QUALIFICATIONS Maryland 1 st Class Engineer license is required 5+ years of experience, within the last eight (8) years, operating chillers (at least 500 tons) and 125 boiler-horsepower gas-fired boilers Experience in industrial, laboratory, construction, or commercial building environments Ability to pass a government background investigation (US citizenship required) Ability to read architectural and manufacturing blueprints Functional knowledge of Building Automation Systems and monitoring controls Capable with basic office equipment (cell phone, tablet, telephone, fax, scanner) Willingness to perform both preventive and emergency maintenance as directed Preferred: Experience with research labs, biosafety (BSL-2/BSL-3), animal research (AAALAC), or Federal facilities EPA Universal CFC License and factory training for different systems A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A STATIONARY ENGINEER As a Stationary Engineer, you will begin your shift ready to operate and maintain the facility's complex systems, including the building automation system. Your tasks will range from setpoint management and recording of gauge readings and system conditions as you perform plant walkthroughs, to performing major and minor equipment repairs.

NVE is hiring a Stationary Engineer to work at a Federal Facility in Laurel, MD. For over 20 years, NVE has partnered with both federal and commercial clients to provide technical and support services. This position pays $43.58 per hour, and includes great benefits such as: A 401(k) Holiday pay Short- and long-term disability Medical Dental Vision PTO Jury Duty AFLAC FSA Work hours will be from 7:00 am to 3:30 pm. This shift ensures the facility has adequate coverage during the day. QUALIFICATIONS Maryland 1 st Class Engineer license is required 5+ years of experience, within the last eight (8) years, operating chillers (at least 500 tons) and 125 boiler-horsepower gas-fired boilers Experience in industrial, laboratory, construction, or commercial building environments Ability to pass a government background investigation (US citizenship required) Ability to read architectural and manufacturing blueprints Functional knowledge of Building Automation Systems and monitoring controls Capable with basic office equipment (cell phone, tablet, telephone, fax, scanner) Willingness to perform both preventive and emergency maintenance as directed Preferred: Experience with research labs, biosafety (BSL-2/BSL-3), animal research (AAALAC), or Federal facilities EPA Universal CFC License and factory training for different systems A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A STATIONARY ENGINEER As a Stationary Engineer, you will begin your shift ready to operate and maintain the facility's complex systems, including the building automation system. Throughout the day, you will conduct tours of critical equipment areas, respond to service calls, and perform diagnostics, repairs, and preventive maintenance. Your tasks will range from setpoint management and recording of gauge readings and system conditions as you perform plant walkthroughs, to performing major and minor equipment repairs. You will address plumbing issues, support scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, and follow all required protocols and standards. ABOUT US For over 20 years, NVE has been providing comprehensive technical and support services for federal and commercial clients. Our diverse team can skillfully handle a wide range of responsibilities, including integrated facility services, administrative support, and construction surveillance and security. With over 370 employees worldwide, our mission is to ensure client satisfaction and drive innovation in the federal space. If you believe in our vision and core values, come build a fulfilling, long-lasting career with us! JOIN US Join a team dedicated to excellence in facility operations. Our mobile-friendly application process is quick and easy. Apply now!

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