Kaiser Permanente
Faciliy Engineer I, 40 hrs, Capitol Hill
Kaiser Permanente, Washington, District of Columbia, us, 20022
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Facility Engineer I, 40 hrs, Capitol Hill
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Kaiser Permanente .
Job Summary Oversees and/or performs routine, preventive, and maintenance on building systems at Kaiser Permanente facilities and provides an environment that is safe for members and staff. This position consistently supports compliance and Kaiser Permanente’s Code of Conduct by adhering to federal, state and local laws and regulations, accreditation and license requirements, and Kaiser Permanente’s policies and procedures. In addition to defined technical requirements, the engineer is accountable for consistently demonstrating service behaviors and principles defined by the Kaiser Permanente Service Quality Credo, the KP Mission, and specific departmental/organizational initiatives. The engineer also consistently demonstrates the knowledge, skills, abilities, and behaviors necessary to provide superior and culturally sensitive service to colleagues, members, purchasers, contracted providers, and vendors.
Essential Responsibilities
Performs routine maintenance and repair in facilities, including HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems in accordance with Regional Facility Standards, State, and Federal life safety codes.
Basic computer skills, including Windows, Excel, and Word.
Performs maintenance and repairs at assigned facilities as directed by a Maintenance Supervisor.
Assures proper operation of building systems to maximize equipment reliability and energy efficiency, and performs plumbing, carpentry, and minor electrical work.
Works independently to troubleshoot building systems problems and, when difficulties occur, requests assistance from Facility Engineer II.
Performs all Environmental and Safety tasks in accordance with occupational, safety, and health, and environmental regulations.
Operates facilities in accordance with local, state, and federal EHS regulations and best management practices.
Documents steps or measures taken in performing tasks in accordance with EHS regulations.
Participates in the EHS assessment process and performs necessary tasks to achieve compliance with assessment recommendations.
Serves as liaison/contact person for outside contractors and vendors.
Insures the upkeep of building grounds and reports observations of any condition that needs attention around the exterior of the buildings, including parking lots and garages.
Understands the theory of operation of BAS and the specific sequence of operations of the systems in each building where assigned.
Responds to facility problems during working hours and while on call.
Assists and serves as backup to Facility Engineer II.
Maintains complete and accurate building equipment inventory.
Monitors and follows up on preventive maintenance vendors.
Performs other duties within their field as assigned by immediate supervisor.
Basic Qualifications
Minimum five (5) years of experience in the maintenance and repair of building systems in medical or industrial facilities, including at least three years of HVAC experience (chillers, air and water cooled, package units, direct expansion, split systems, variable refrigeration) and two years of experience working with and performing maintenance on boilers or similar equipment.
Education
High School Diploma or equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
License, Certification, Registration
Stationary Engineering License - Grade 3 (Maryland) within 12 months of hire, or Class 3 - Steam and Hot Water Heating Boiler Engineer License (District of Columbia) within 12 months of hire.
Driver's License (where applicable).
Universal Chlorofluorocarbons Certificate.
Additional Requirements
Ability to read blueprints and electrical schematics.
Experience in mechanical and electrical systems.
Familiarity with life safety codes (NEC, OSHA, NFPA, ASME boiler codes) and regulations for ambulatory health care.
Minimum requirement – essential physical functions (lifting 50 lbs.).
Disclaimer: The statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work and are not exhaustive. They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel.
Preferred Qualifications
N/A
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Facility Engineer I, 40 hrs, Capitol Hill
role at
Kaiser Permanente .
Job Summary Oversees and/or performs routine, preventive, and maintenance on building systems at Kaiser Permanente facilities and provides an environment that is safe for members and staff. This position consistently supports compliance and Kaiser Permanente’s Code of Conduct by adhering to federal, state and local laws and regulations, accreditation and license requirements, and Kaiser Permanente’s policies and procedures. In addition to defined technical requirements, the engineer is accountable for consistently demonstrating service behaviors and principles defined by the Kaiser Permanente Service Quality Credo, the KP Mission, and specific departmental/organizational initiatives. The engineer also consistently demonstrates the knowledge, skills, abilities, and behaviors necessary to provide superior and culturally sensitive service to colleagues, members, purchasers, contracted providers, and vendors.
Essential Responsibilities
Performs routine maintenance and repair in facilities, including HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems in accordance with Regional Facility Standards, State, and Federal life safety codes.
Basic computer skills, including Windows, Excel, and Word.
Performs maintenance and repairs at assigned facilities as directed by a Maintenance Supervisor.
Assures proper operation of building systems to maximize equipment reliability and energy efficiency, and performs plumbing, carpentry, and minor electrical work.
Works independently to troubleshoot building systems problems and, when difficulties occur, requests assistance from Facility Engineer II.
Performs all Environmental and Safety tasks in accordance with occupational, safety, and health, and environmental regulations.
Operates facilities in accordance with local, state, and federal EHS regulations and best management practices.
Documents steps or measures taken in performing tasks in accordance with EHS regulations.
Participates in the EHS assessment process and performs necessary tasks to achieve compliance with assessment recommendations.
Serves as liaison/contact person for outside contractors and vendors.
Insures the upkeep of building grounds and reports observations of any condition that needs attention around the exterior of the buildings, including parking lots and garages.
Understands the theory of operation of BAS and the specific sequence of operations of the systems in each building where assigned.
Responds to facility problems during working hours and while on call.
Assists and serves as backup to Facility Engineer II.
Maintains complete and accurate building equipment inventory.
Monitors and follows up on preventive maintenance vendors.
Performs other duties within their field as assigned by immediate supervisor.
Basic Qualifications
Minimum five (5) years of experience in the maintenance and repair of building systems in medical or industrial facilities, including at least three years of HVAC experience (chillers, air and water cooled, package units, direct expansion, split systems, variable refrigeration) and two years of experience working with and performing maintenance on boilers or similar equipment.
Education
High School Diploma or equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
License, Certification, Registration
Stationary Engineering License - Grade 3 (Maryland) within 12 months of hire, or Class 3 - Steam and Hot Water Heating Boiler Engineer License (District of Columbia) within 12 months of hire.
Driver's License (where applicable).
Universal Chlorofluorocarbons Certificate.
Additional Requirements
Ability to read blueprints and electrical schematics.
Experience in mechanical and electrical systems.
Familiarity with life safety codes (NEC, OSHA, NFPA, ASME boiler codes) and regulations for ambulatory health care.
Minimum requirement – essential physical functions (lifting 50 lbs.).
Disclaimer: The statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work and are not exhaustive. They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel.
Preferred Qualifications
N/A
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