Stationary Engineer Apprentice

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ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS UNTIL JANUARY 1ST, 2019.

Job Description
- Full Time

To assist in the safe, proper and efficient operation of the CityPlex Towers Central Plant under the direct supervision of the Chief Engineer.  Consisting of operating and maintaining, but not limited to the following systems; high-pressure steam boilers, heat exchangers, chillers, cooling towers, water distribution (pumps), water treatment, electrical distribution and essential emergency systems (stand-by generators and fire pumps).  The incumbent shall obtain a First Class Unlimited Stationary Engineers license within the applicable time frame as determined by incumbent's qualifying past experience and the guidelines set forth by the City of Tulsa and Oklahoma State Department of Health.

Duties

• Assist in the operation of the Engine Room equipment including all boilers and their auxiliary equipment, pumps, controls, valves, etc., as per the manufacturer's operating instructions and the relevant rules and regulations for safe and correct working as laid down by the State and Federal authorities.
  
• Assist with checking and regulating devices for control of feed water (quality and quantity), fuel and combustion air, so as to obtain optimum working conditions, to supply the varying needs for hot water and steam of the CityPlex Towers in the most efficient, safe and economical manner and maintaining continuity of supply.
• Assist in the operation of the chillers, boilers, and equipment as per the manufacturer's operating instructions and good engineering practice.
• Apply all alertness and judgment in timely detection of any malfunctioning which may arise during operation of the plants.  With the help of the Chief Engineer or an Unlimited Licensed Engineer take action to rectify the defect and restore normal working conditions.
• Shut down and startup working and standby units as may be required to meet normal and emergency situations.
• Assist Chief Engineer in maintaining adequate supplies of fuel oil, water treatment chemicals, spare parts, lubricants and other supplies to ensure trouble-free and continuous operation of the plants.
• Maintain proper logs and records and work schedules and assist the Chief Engineer in carrying out test runs to evaluate the correct operation and plan future programs for improvements in the efficiency of plant and personnel and for energy conservation.
• Carry out routine maintenance work as per directions of the Chief Engineer.

Requirements

• Requires a High School diploma or GED. 
• The employee shall obtain a City of Tulsa First Class Unlimited Stationary Engineer License as determined within the "Primary Function" section of this document.
• Requires a minimum of four (4) years working experience in similar working capacity.
• Requires a third class engineering license. 
• Must be able to learn and effectively use all mechanical and computer equipment used in all areas of the department. 
• Must have good math and interpersonal skills. 
• Must be able to learn and effectively use all mechanical and computer equipment used in all areas of the department.
• Must maintain a high level of confidentiality of information.  

Benefits & Perks

Great Company Culture. Enjoy a Christian atmosphere.
Make No Little Plans Here. Everything you do makes a difference.
Great Team Members. People you'll enjoy being around.
Improve Your Health. Free access to the on-campus aerobic center.
Stay Sharp. Access to the ORU library and discounted tuition for yourself and dependents.
Rest and Relaxation. 10 days of paid vacation, 5 sick days and 10 days of paid holidays.
Fair Compensation. Based on your skills and experience.
Benefits. Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, matched retirement savings and tuition for yourself and dependents.

Physical Demands

PHYSICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL DEMANDS will include but not be limited to sitting, standing, stooping, standing walking, kneeling, crouching, squatting, crawling, climbing, twisting of upper body, handling by seizing, holding, grasping, or turning hands, but without finger dexterity, and balancing to prevent falling or erratic movement, climbing hand-over-hand.  

Vision to include near, color, depth perception, and field vision.  Manual dexterity for operation of equipment/machines.  Exposure to hazards:  mechanical, electrical, high-pressure steam, radiation, fume/odors, dust/mites and chemical hazards.  Working indoors and outdoors -- could include periods of extreme temperatures and extreme noise.  Lifting 50 lbs. to 100 lbs. such as motors, compressors, misc.

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