MASSACHUSETTS MARITIME ACADEMY
Overview
Join the team responsible for crafting a fresh landmark that emphasizes cultural appreciation among colleagues and the pursuit of greatness. At Raffles Boston, we recognize the immense worth of our distinct cultural heritage, and we are dedicated to ensuring that it is understood and embraced by each team member. This commitment begins the instant a prospective colleague connects with us and extends throughout their entire journey with the company.
Hotel Engineering - Responsibilities Consistently offer professional, friendly and engaging service, ensuring the Raffles brand positioning, personality, service culture and values are personified at all times.
Responsible for repairs and maintenance of all hotel equipment and systems as directed by the needs of the guests and employees.
Perform the Shift Engineer's check list daily and report any abnormalities.
Troubleshoot and repair most mechanical, electrical, plumbing and HVAC related systems.
Hotel Engineering - Qualifications
2 years of progressive experience in a hotel or related building environment preferred
Building engineering/maintenance experience required
Mechanical, electrical, plumbing and HVAC experience preferred
Vocational/technical training or apprenticeship preferred
Assistant Director of Engineering – Role The Assistant Director of Engineering supports the Director in overseeing all aspects of the hotel’s engineering operations, including maintenance, safety, and compliance. This role ensures the efficient, safe, and profitable operation of the property while maintaining the highest service and safety standards.
Assistant Director of Engineering – Qualifications
5+ years of progressive facilities/engineering management experience in hospitality or related field (or equivalent education/experience).
High school diploma or equivalent required; technical degree preferred.
Strong technical knowledge of HVAC, electrical, plumbing, boiler operations, and general maintenance.
Ability to lift up to 100 lbs. and work extended or varied schedules as needed.
Join Our Energy & Infrastructure Team Join a growing team dedicated to development and management of energy transition infrastructure, community economic development, corporate social responsibility, safeguarding environmental resources, and sharing in the growth of a highly ethical, competitive, and privately held enterprise.
Responsibilities – Senior Engineer (Energy Project Development)
Working closely with the Manager of Engineering, the Senior Engineer will be responsible for technical and execution aspects of project development including, but not limited to, CCGT, SCGT, reciprocating gas plants, Solar PV and associated energy storage components, as well as other alternative technologies.
Site Selection and Feasibility Support – Provide recommendations on the technical feasibility of individual sites contemplated for new development projects, for generating facility sites as well as sites for interconnection facilities.
Technology Assessments – Conduct technical assessments of different OEMs (related to energy projects) and provide recommendations on the type of technologies to use for the project.
Development of Plant Design & Production Models – Work with OEMs, Owner’s Engineers and EPC Contractors to develop plant design and performance for use in the interconnection process, RFP proposals, permitting and the financial model.
Interconnection Process – Lead in the development of technical inputs and sizing, in support of a project’s initial Interconnection Request and subsequent studies conducted by the regional ISO.
Infrastructure Requirements Evaluation – Work to determine all feasible options for required project infrastructure, including electrical interconnection, fuel gas interconnection, water supply/discharge, telecommunications, distribution feeders, and road/access improvements.
Development of Site Drawings – Working with the Owner’s Engineer and other technical consultants, develop all site and interconnection facility layouts, grading plans, Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans, elevations and other drawings necessary for project development and permitting.
Permit Support – Provide technical support to the Project Manager and track technical permit obligation compliance for technical/construction obligations required pre- and post-financial close.
Project Finance – Assist in the development of technical inputs to the project financial model, including production estimates, EPC capital costs, operating and maintenance expenses, and operational capital expenditures. Contract and manage the Independent Engineer (IE) due diligence process in support of financial close; review all iterations of the IE’s report; coordinate IE-Lender correspondence and report comments; and ensure timely delivery of the IE’s report, Use of Work Product Agreements, drawdown validation reviews, and any other IE requirements set forth under the project credit agreements.
Construction Execution & Asset Management Transition – Coordinate the transfer of critical development knowledge (concepts, assumptions, contact intent) to the execution team; provide direct project engineering support for construction phase activities.
Senior Engineer – Qualifications
Bachelor of Science Degree in engineering preferably in Mechanical, Electrical, Civil Engineering, Facilities, or similar engineering
8+ years of relevant engineering and technical experience; including power plant operation, design, and infrastructure interconnection
Strong communications skills
Knowledge of transmission planning standards and FERC interconnection process
Experience with power plant systems design, including thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid systems concepts
Knowledge of industry standard design codes applicable to power plants such as IBC, NEC, ASME, NFPA, and other relevant standards
Experience in facility design drawings, including but not limited to Piping and instrument diagrams, civil/structural, electrical one-line diagrams, wiring schedules and SCADA diagrams
Preferred Skills
AutoCAD Civil
PVSyst
Excel/VBA
Microsoft Planner or Smartsheets
(PMP) Project Management Professional
Professional Engineer license
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Hotel Engineering - Responsibilities Consistently offer professional, friendly and engaging service, ensuring the Raffles brand positioning, personality, service culture and values are personified at all times.
Responsible for repairs and maintenance of all hotel equipment and systems as directed by the needs of the guests and employees.
Perform the Shift Engineer's check list daily and report any abnormalities.
Troubleshoot and repair most mechanical, electrical, plumbing and HVAC related systems.
Hotel Engineering - Qualifications
2 years of progressive experience in a hotel or related building environment preferred
Building engineering/maintenance experience required
Mechanical, electrical, plumbing and HVAC experience preferred
Vocational/technical training or apprenticeship preferred
Assistant Director of Engineering – Role The Assistant Director of Engineering supports the Director in overseeing all aspects of the hotel’s engineering operations, including maintenance, safety, and compliance. This role ensures the efficient, safe, and profitable operation of the property while maintaining the highest service and safety standards.
Assistant Director of Engineering – Qualifications
5+ years of progressive facilities/engineering management experience in hospitality or related field (or equivalent education/experience).
High school diploma or equivalent required; technical degree preferred.
Strong technical knowledge of HVAC, electrical, plumbing, boiler operations, and general maintenance.
Ability to lift up to 100 lbs. and work extended or varied schedules as needed.
Join Our Energy & Infrastructure Team Join a growing team dedicated to development and management of energy transition infrastructure, community economic development, corporate social responsibility, safeguarding environmental resources, and sharing in the growth of a highly ethical, competitive, and privately held enterprise.
Responsibilities – Senior Engineer (Energy Project Development)
Working closely with the Manager of Engineering, the Senior Engineer will be responsible for technical and execution aspects of project development including, but not limited to, CCGT, SCGT, reciprocating gas plants, Solar PV and associated energy storage components, as well as other alternative technologies.
Site Selection and Feasibility Support – Provide recommendations on the technical feasibility of individual sites contemplated for new development projects, for generating facility sites as well as sites for interconnection facilities.
Technology Assessments – Conduct technical assessments of different OEMs (related to energy projects) and provide recommendations on the type of technologies to use for the project.
Development of Plant Design & Production Models – Work with OEMs, Owner’s Engineers and EPC Contractors to develop plant design and performance for use in the interconnection process, RFP proposals, permitting and the financial model.
Interconnection Process – Lead in the development of technical inputs and sizing, in support of a project’s initial Interconnection Request and subsequent studies conducted by the regional ISO.
Infrastructure Requirements Evaluation – Work to determine all feasible options for required project infrastructure, including electrical interconnection, fuel gas interconnection, water supply/discharge, telecommunications, distribution feeders, and road/access improvements.
Development of Site Drawings – Working with the Owner’s Engineer and other technical consultants, develop all site and interconnection facility layouts, grading plans, Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans, elevations and other drawings necessary for project development and permitting.
Permit Support – Provide technical support to the Project Manager and track technical permit obligation compliance for technical/construction obligations required pre- and post-financial close.
Project Finance – Assist in the development of technical inputs to the project financial model, including production estimates, EPC capital costs, operating and maintenance expenses, and operational capital expenditures. Contract and manage the Independent Engineer (IE) due diligence process in support of financial close; review all iterations of the IE’s report; coordinate IE-Lender correspondence and report comments; and ensure timely delivery of the IE’s report, Use of Work Product Agreements, drawdown validation reviews, and any other IE requirements set forth under the project credit agreements.
Construction Execution & Asset Management Transition – Coordinate the transfer of critical development knowledge (concepts, assumptions, contact intent) to the execution team; provide direct project engineering support for construction phase activities.
Senior Engineer – Qualifications
Bachelor of Science Degree in engineering preferably in Mechanical, Electrical, Civil Engineering, Facilities, or similar engineering
8+ years of relevant engineering and technical experience; including power plant operation, design, and infrastructure interconnection
Strong communications skills
Knowledge of transmission planning standards and FERC interconnection process
Experience with power plant systems design, including thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid systems concepts
Knowledge of industry standard design codes applicable to power plants such as IBC, NEC, ASME, NFPA, and other relevant standards
Experience in facility design drawings, including but not limited to Piping and instrument diagrams, civil/structural, electrical one-line diagrams, wiring schedules and SCADA diagrams
Preferred Skills
AutoCAD Civil
PVSyst
Excel/VBA
Microsoft Planner or Smartsheets
(PMP) Project Management Professional
Professional Engineer license
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