MSP Airport
The Metropolitan Airports Commission is seeking talented Operating Engineers to join our team. Located in Terminal 1 at the MSP International Airport, our Operating Engineers experience variety on the job while working in a dynamic environment. Alternating weekly between the role of field operator and control room operator, our team is hands‑on with building automation systems, high‑pressure boilers, steam turbines, chillers, air handlers, cooling towers, pumps, fans, and more!
With your MN First Class A or MN Chief A Engineer license, you can become part of our exceptional, efficient, team‑oriented crew of professional HVAC Operating Engineers!
The MAC's Operating Engineers work with computerized building automation systems, high pressure boilers (steam and hydronic), steam turbines, chillers, pumps, fans, air handlers, and cooling towers. In addition, Operating Engineers may provide on‑the‑job training and work instruction to other Energy Management Center personnel.
The ideal candidate will have the required State of MN Boiler Operator License (or be eligible within 30 days of contingent offer), which includes three years of experience with high‑ and low‑pressure steam and hot water boilers, seasonal boiler inspections and repair, experience working with chemical treatment systems, and experience and training in the operation and maintenance of steam turbines. This position also requires interaction with airport tenants, the general public, and fellow co‑workers, so the ideal candidate will also be friendly and courteous and have a history of fostering positive working relationships through teamwork, collaboration, and communication.
Position Description: Boiler Operation
Operate and maintain high and low pressure steam and hot water boilers
Conduct routine inspections and perform preventative maintenance on boilers, safety equipment and other equipment
Prepare boilers for inspections
Change boilers to alternative fuels, oil & jet fuel from natural gas
Control operation and adjustment of water softeners, feed water systems, fuel oil, jet fuel pumps, etc.
Perform chemical analysis of boiler water, test and treat condensate return, and accurately prepare reports
Observe related boiler equipment; makes necessary adjustments and repairs
Perform emergency repairs to boilers or related equipment as directed
Order and receive deliveries of oil and jet fuel
Turbine Operation
Operate high pressure steam turbines
Conduct routine inspections and perform preventative and corrective maintenance on steam power turbines
Start up, synchronize, and shut down, turbines; make adjustments and calibrations
Operate chiller compressors (reciprocating and centrifugal), cooling towers, and related equipment
Start up, shut down, inspect, and perform preventative maintenance on cooling towers systems, pumps, valves, etc.
Perform chemical analysis of chiller loop water and condenser water, treat and accurately prepare reports
Building Automation
Regularly scan heating and cooling systems; troubleshoot electronic and pneumatic control centers; make adjustments to maintain proper climate controls
Control ventilating equipment in vehicle tunnels
Respond to alarms, identify malfunctions or abnormal operation of equipment and facilities; make necessary adjustments or emergency repairs and inform proper authorities
Building Maintenance
Perform preventative maintenance on HVAC units
Maintain and repair heating and cooling systems
Perform emergency assistance with vendors during equipment or other energy management failures affecting terminal operation
Maintain safe and clean facilities
Read charts, gauges, levels, and temperatures for all systems; accurately document data as required
Maintain daily log on equipment performance and plant activities
Operate computerized preventative maintenance program
Complete other duties as assigned
High school diploma or equivalent
Current State of Minnesota First Class A Engineers License or able to obtain one within 30 days of contingent offer
Valid state‑issued driver's license
Good mathematical aptitude
Experience working with chemical treatment systems
Experience in the operation and maintenance of steam turbines
Basic skill level in word processing and email computer functions
Willing to respond to emergency calls seven days a week on a 24‑hour basis
Ability to clearly communicate, understand, and write using the English language
Ability to lift, position and pull up to 50 pounds
Ability to work within small and confined spaces from ladders/lifts at varying heights
Willing and able to obtain and maintain MAC required licenses and certifications
Desirable Qualifications
Experience with the operation and maintenance of large heating and cooling facility, including boiler and chiller plants, and steam turbines
Valid State of Minnesota Chief Engineer "A" License
Knowledge and experience with building automation systems, including HVAC
Demonstrated mechanical aptitude and experience with dismantling, repairing, and assembling boilers, chillers, air‑conditioning systems, and all related equipment
Skilled in the operation of computer systems for CMMS and other facilities maintenance systems
Skilled at reading and interpreting blueprints, electrical schematic drawings, and work orders
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With your MN First Class A or MN Chief A Engineer license, you can become part of our exceptional, efficient, team‑oriented crew of professional HVAC Operating Engineers!
The MAC's Operating Engineers work with computerized building automation systems, high pressure boilers (steam and hydronic), steam turbines, chillers, pumps, fans, air handlers, and cooling towers. In addition, Operating Engineers may provide on‑the‑job training and work instruction to other Energy Management Center personnel.
The ideal candidate will have the required State of MN Boiler Operator License (or be eligible within 30 days of contingent offer), which includes three years of experience with high‑ and low‑pressure steam and hot water boilers, seasonal boiler inspections and repair, experience working with chemical treatment systems, and experience and training in the operation and maintenance of steam turbines. This position also requires interaction with airport tenants, the general public, and fellow co‑workers, so the ideal candidate will also be friendly and courteous and have a history of fostering positive working relationships through teamwork, collaboration, and communication.
Position Description: Boiler Operation
Operate and maintain high and low pressure steam and hot water boilers
Conduct routine inspections and perform preventative maintenance on boilers, safety equipment and other equipment
Prepare boilers for inspections
Change boilers to alternative fuels, oil & jet fuel from natural gas
Control operation and adjustment of water softeners, feed water systems, fuel oil, jet fuel pumps, etc.
Perform chemical analysis of boiler water, test and treat condensate return, and accurately prepare reports
Observe related boiler equipment; makes necessary adjustments and repairs
Perform emergency repairs to boilers or related equipment as directed
Order and receive deliveries of oil and jet fuel
Turbine Operation
Operate high pressure steam turbines
Conduct routine inspections and perform preventative and corrective maintenance on steam power turbines
Start up, synchronize, and shut down, turbines; make adjustments and calibrations
Operate chiller compressors (reciprocating and centrifugal), cooling towers, and related equipment
Start up, shut down, inspect, and perform preventative maintenance on cooling towers systems, pumps, valves, etc.
Perform chemical analysis of chiller loop water and condenser water, treat and accurately prepare reports
Building Automation
Regularly scan heating and cooling systems; troubleshoot electronic and pneumatic control centers; make adjustments to maintain proper climate controls
Control ventilating equipment in vehicle tunnels
Respond to alarms, identify malfunctions or abnormal operation of equipment and facilities; make necessary adjustments or emergency repairs and inform proper authorities
Building Maintenance
Perform preventative maintenance on HVAC units
Maintain and repair heating and cooling systems
Perform emergency assistance with vendors during equipment or other energy management failures affecting terminal operation
Maintain safe and clean facilities
Read charts, gauges, levels, and temperatures for all systems; accurately document data as required
Maintain daily log on equipment performance and plant activities
Operate computerized preventative maintenance program
Complete other duties as assigned
High school diploma or equivalent
Current State of Minnesota First Class A Engineers License or able to obtain one within 30 days of contingent offer
Valid state‑issued driver's license
Good mathematical aptitude
Experience working with chemical treatment systems
Experience in the operation and maintenance of steam turbines
Basic skill level in word processing and email computer functions
Willing to respond to emergency calls seven days a week on a 24‑hour basis
Ability to clearly communicate, understand, and write using the English language
Ability to lift, position and pull up to 50 pounds
Ability to work within small and confined spaces from ladders/lifts at varying heights
Willing and able to obtain and maintain MAC required licenses and certifications
Desirable Qualifications
Experience with the operation and maintenance of large heating and cooling facility, including boiler and chiller plants, and steam turbines
Valid State of Minnesota Chief Engineer "A" License
Knowledge and experience with building automation systems, including HVAC
Demonstrated mechanical aptitude and experience with dismantling, repairing, and assembling boilers, chillers, air‑conditioning systems, and all related equipment
Skilled in the operation of computer systems for CMMS and other facilities maintenance systems
Skilled at reading and interpreting blueprints, electrical schematic drawings, and work orders
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