Airport Stationary Engineer I - Denver International Airport
Core
Operation, maintenance, construction, and repair of Central Utility Plant equipment including boilers, chillers, cooling towers, pumps, and glycol heat exchangers at Denver International Airport.
Role type
Stationary Engineer I (Central Utility Plant)
Builds
Maintains and operates large-scale mechanical and control systems ensuring airport facility operations.
Domain
Aviation / Industrial Mechanical Systems
Required skills
Stationary Engineer License, Central Utility Plant maintenance, Building Automation Systems (BAS), boiler operation and repair, chiller operation and repair, pump and valve rebuilds, motor alignment, P&ID blueprint reading, electrical equipment knowledge (VFD), troubleshooting mechanical systems, energy management systems.
Preferred skills
Mechanical engineering concepts, troubleshooting BACnet/LON networks and Metasys BAS, experience with high-pressure steam boilers.
Responsibilities
Maintain and repair heating and cooling hydronic networks and control systems; perform routine and non-routine preventative maintenance; assist trades personnel in infrastructure installation and modification; plan and lead major equipment repairs; respond to tenant complaints regarding safety and environmental control; coordinate with outside contractors; order parts and maintain inventory; troubleshoot and maintain BAS networks.
Seniority
Entry-level to Mid-level, hands-on IC