*Stationary Engine Mechanic (Class 4B)

Job Description

Stationary Engine Mechanic (Class 4B)

Are you looking for a stimulating and dynamic job? Would you like to be part of a team that believes in your potential? This is the job for you! We are currently looking for (4) Stationary Engine Mechanics for one of our clients, a leader in real estate service provision and personalized facility management services.

What is in it for you :

• Hourly salary between $35 and $40, depending on experience and skills.
• Permanent and full-time position : 40 hours per week.
• Weekday schedule : from 7 : 30 am to 4 pm, with the possibility of weekend overtime.
• Workplace : in the city of Québec; a valid driver's license is mandatory.
• 3 weeks of vacation per year.
• Flexibility with personal and floating days.
• Comprehensive coverage including dental, medical, and paramedical care.
• Insurance for disability, critical illness, accidental death, and mutilation.
• Group Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) and Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA).
• Employee assistance program for personal and professional support.
• Tuition reimbursement for professional development.

Responsibilities :

The stationary engineman has custody of and is responsible for a range of heating plant equipment and systems as described in the attached dimension sheet.

These include : a diesel electric generator, computer systems that control the plant or facility, instruments and gauges, controls to regulate plant output, the plant distribution system, oil and gas fired high pressure boilers, combustion chambers, firing equipment, water pumps, valves, expansion joints, fans, hand and power tools and water samples.

• Operates plant equipment and systems on days and / or rotating shifts; observes instruments, gauges and computerized operating data;
• starts up, shuts down and adjusts controls on equipment manually and by computer; complies with regulations and standards;
• inspects operating conditions and reports malfunctions; responds to alarms in operating systems; performs patrols and verifies operating equipment;

contribute information regarding procurement of parts and plant supplies.

• Performs scheduled preventive and in-house maintenance, emergency repair and overhaul of plant equipment; uses hand and power tools;
• identifies, troubleshoots and repairs problems in the plant and the distribution system; maintains and repairs equipment;

identifies required repair parts; advises tradespersons on problem solving; and escorts tradespersons and contractors within the plant or systems.

• Keep a shift journal detailing operating conditions and subjects that may affect safety and security.
• Updates a shift log; observes and records instrument, gauge and meter readings; performs calculations related to water, gas and electricity consumption;

prepares reports for management on operational issues or deficiencies.

• Conducts scheduled running tests on the diesel electric generator; logs test results and the condition of the unit; conducts standardized water sample tests and adjusts chemical feed rates.
• Investigates reports and takes action on conditions that affect the safety and security of the plant and staff; prepares incident reports;

performs housekeeping duties, provides a team work safety watch .

• Perform scheduled diesel generator operational tests; record test results and unit status; conduct standardized water sample tests and adjust chemical feed rates.
• Conduct inspection rounds, record observations, and ensure that instrument and gauge readings comply with regulations and health and safety standards.
• Interpret information for colleagues, clients, and supervisors regarding operational issues, gaps, or changes in current activities and new equipment, and relay verbal instructions regarding inspection and repair.
• Troubleshoot to identify mechanical equipment problems, implement creative solutions to mechanical breakdowns to prevent damage, operating costs, and service interruptions.

What you will need to succeed :

• Valid driver's license required.
• Stationary Engineman certification (MMF class 4B).
• 3 to 5 years of experience as a MMF in buildings.
• Experience with buildings, troubleshooting heating, air conditioning systems, service recalls management, and tracking savings.
• Significant knowledge of heating and cooling plant equipment and systems operation, including boilers, chillers, generators, etc.
• Understanding of testing methods for mechanical equipment and water samples to ensure equipment reliability and adjust chemical concentrations in water.
• Skills in starting up and shutting down large boilers and generators, adjusting controls, performing preventive maintenance, and replacing parts.
• Knowledge of administrative practices for preparing work orders, compiling operational data, and writing reports.
• Analytical and problem-solving skills for troubleshooting activities.
• Manual dexterity for repairing and overhauling equipment, pumps, valves, etc.
• Experience with hand and power tools.
• Proficiency in using various software programs.
• Strong written communication skills in French for recording information, preparing reports, filling out forms, etc.
• Effective verbal communication skills in French for describing mechanical problems to colleagues.
• Having good communication skills in English is an additional advantage.
• General understanding of federal and provincial regulations related to environmental standards and occupational health and safety.

Why Recruit Action?

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Only candidates who match hiring criteria will be contacted.