University of California, Berkeley
Preventative Maintenance Stationary Engineer (8253C), Facilities Services - #801
University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, California, United States, 94709
Overview
Preventative Maintenance Stationary Engineer (8253C), Facilities Services - #80124 at University of California, Berkeley. Position Summary
The Preventative Maintenance (PM) team maintains campus equipment in satisfactory condition through routine inspection and maintenance on campus equipment defects. Responsibilities
Responsible for environmental control of facilities on campus, including temperature of individual rooms and zones, and operation and maintenance of pneumatic and electronic control systems. Monitor and adjust chiller systems, air conditioning, refrigeration and steam heating systems and all equipment pertaining to each system. Manage building conditions through computerized EMS and other control systems. Provide preventative maintenance to all existing building systems, including fans, VFDs, humidifiers, cooling towers, PRVs, boilers, heat exchangers, pumps, compressors, vacuum pumps, heating and cooling coils. Replace air filters and belts as required. Coordinate repairs with other trades at Facilities Services and work with all trades to maintain buildings in good working order. Administrative Duties
Adhere to the scheduling of work through the work management program. Consult with the Manager for technical information and support maintenance projects and programmatic work assignments. Keep accurate work records and complete paperwork in a neat and timely manner. Define and describe materials, tools, equipment, work methods and task sequences. Serve as liaison with clients, relaying needs and requirements to the appropriate department or superintendent. Obtain materials and equipment as required. Safety
Adhere to all University and Departmental safety guidelines. Attend job-related and safety training as required. Other
Perform other duties as assigned. Required Qualifications
Operate and adjust the building environment and control all systems through HVAC controls (computerized and manual). Operate absorbers, chillers, related auxiliary pumps, control valves and controlling instruments. Perform testing and treatment to maintain cooling tower water systems. Maintain auxiliary pumps, control valves and temperature controls. Clean and replace strainer baskets. Operate, adjust, troubleshoot and provide PM on steam and hot water boilers and their auxiliaries, including valves and control instruments. Operate, adjust and provide PM on heating and ventilation systems including fans, blowers, heat exchangers, pumps, air compressors, vacuum pumps, filters, valves and diaphragms up to 1 inch diameter. Operate and maintain thermostats and main receiver controls; adjust and monitor equipment using the EMS where applicable. Operate, adjust and provide PM on radiators, convectors, baseboard heaters; handle temperature controls and related components. Provide PM for HHW, DHW and IHW heat exchangers, including valves, strainers and traps. Receive training to analyze boiler combustion with appropriate instruments and refer repairs as needed. Install, repair and adjust pneumatic controls, lines, dampers and diaphragms up to 1 inch diameter, including plastic lines. Operate and adjust pressure reducing valves on steam, air and water equipment. Operate and provide PM on controls for stills, water softeners, demineralizers and deionizers; and for air compressors and vacuum pumps. Operate air driers, adjust temperature, and repair moisture traps. Provide chemical treatment for HHW, CW, cooling towers and related equipment. Knowledge of and ability to conform to Facilities Services, University, state, and federal policies and procedures, including safety policies such as IIPP, Hazardous Materials Communications, Programs and Health and Safety Manuals. Ability to work with a fitted respirator as required; excellent communication skills with campus community in a multicultural environment. Ability to track jobs to completion and support shutdowns/project schedules to minimize interference. Ability to read equipment manuals, service requests, blueprints, codes, and manuals to determine performance. Knowledge of relevant building codes and regulations; clear communication over telephone and two-way radio; timely completion of job assignments. Physical ability to lift up to 75 pounds and work safely on ladders and in tight spaces. Five-year apprenticeship or equivalent experience/training. Salary & Benefits
Budgeted hourly range is $57.56 (Step 1). This full-time (38 hours/week) career position is eligible for UC Benefits. See UC Berkeley Compensation & Benefits for details. How to Apply
Submit your resume and cover letter to apply. Driving
Must hold a valid driver\'s license and driving record in accordance with local policies; may enroll in California Employer Pull Notice Program. Other Information
This position is governed by the Skilled Crafts Unit (KB) agreement between UC and ACBCTC. Not a visa opportunity. Background and Compliance
Fingerprinting and background check required. Employment contingent on successful completion of the background check. Employment is contingent upon passing a physical exam. Disclosure required per SB 791 and AB 810 Misconduct Disclosure requirements. Equal Employment Opportunity
UC Berkeley is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age, protected veteran status, or other protected status under state or federal law. Note: This document includes references to multiple nearby roles and job postings for context; only the primary position described here is active for application.
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Preventative Maintenance Stationary Engineer (8253C), Facilities Services - #80124 at University of California, Berkeley. Position Summary
The Preventative Maintenance (PM) team maintains campus equipment in satisfactory condition through routine inspection and maintenance on campus equipment defects. Responsibilities
Responsible for environmental control of facilities on campus, including temperature of individual rooms and zones, and operation and maintenance of pneumatic and electronic control systems. Monitor and adjust chiller systems, air conditioning, refrigeration and steam heating systems and all equipment pertaining to each system. Manage building conditions through computerized EMS and other control systems. Provide preventative maintenance to all existing building systems, including fans, VFDs, humidifiers, cooling towers, PRVs, boilers, heat exchangers, pumps, compressors, vacuum pumps, heating and cooling coils. Replace air filters and belts as required. Coordinate repairs with other trades at Facilities Services and work with all trades to maintain buildings in good working order. Administrative Duties
Adhere to the scheduling of work through the work management program. Consult with the Manager for technical information and support maintenance projects and programmatic work assignments. Keep accurate work records and complete paperwork in a neat and timely manner. Define and describe materials, tools, equipment, work methods and task sequences. Serve as liaison with clients, relaying needs and requirements to the appropriate department or superintendent. Obtain materials and equipment as required. Safety
Adhere to all University and Departmental safety guidelines. Attend job-related and safety training as required. Other
Perform other duties as assigned. Required Qualifications
Operate and adjust the building environment and control all systems through HVAC controls (computerized and manual). Operate absorbers, chillers, related auxiliary pumps, control valves and controlling instruments. Perform testing and treatment to maintain cooling tower water systems. Maintain auxiliary pumps, control valves and temperature controls. Clean and replace strainer baskets. Operate, adjust, troubleshoot and provide PM on steam and hot water boilers and their auxiliaries, including valves and control instruments. Operate, adjust and provide PM on heating and ventilation systems including fans, blowers, heat exchangers, pumps, air compressors, vacuum pumps, filters, valves and diaphragms up to 1 inch diameter. Operate and maintain thermostats and main receiver controls; adjust and monitor equipment using the EMS where applicable. Operate, adjust and provide PM on radiators, convectors, baseboard heaters; handle temperature controls and related components. Provide PM for HHW, DHW and IHW heat exchangers, including valves, strainers and traps. Receive training to analyze boiler combustion with appropriate instruments and refer repairs as needed. Install, repair and adjust pneumatic controls, lines, dampers and diaphragms up to 1 inch diameter, including plastic lines. Operate and adjust pressure reducing valves on steam, air and water equipment. Operate and provide PM on controls for stills, water softeners, demineralizers and deionizers; and for air compressors and vacuum pumps. Operate air driers, adjust temperature, and repair moisture traps. Provide chemical treatment for HHW, CW, cooling towers and related equipment. Knowledge of and ability to conform to Facilities Services, University, state, and federal policies and procedures, including safety policies such as IIPP, Hazardous Materials Communications, Programs and Health and Safety Manuals. Ability to work with a fitted respirator as required; excellent communication skills with campus community in a multicultural environment. Ability to track jobs to completion and support shutdowns/project schedules to minimize interference. Ability to read equipment manuals, service requests, blueprints, codes, and manuals to determine performance. Knowledge of relevant building codes and regulations; clear communication over telephone and two-way radio; timely completion of job assignments. Physical ability to lift up to 75 pounds and work safely on ladders and in tight spaces. Five-year apprenticeship or equivalent experience/training. Salary & Benefits
Budgeted hourly range is $57.56 (Step 1). This full-time (38 hours/week) career position is eligible for UC Benefits. See UC Berkeley Compensation & Benefits for details. How to Apply
Submit your resume and cover letter to apply. Driving
Must hold a valid driver\'s license and driving record in accordance with local policies; may enroll in California Employer Pull Notice Program. Other Information
This position is governed by the Skilled Crafts Unit (KB) agreement between UC and ACBCTC. Not a visa opportunity. Background and Compliance
Fingerprinting and background check required. Employment contingent on successful completion of the background check. Employment is contingent upon passing a physical exam. Disclosure required per SB 791 and AB 810 Misconduct Disclosure requirements. Equal Employment Opportunity
UC Berkeley is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age, protected veteran status, or other protected status under state or federal law. Note: This document includes references to multiple nearby roles and job postings for context; only the primary position described here is active for application.
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