Schedule: 11pm-7am Friday/Saturday/Sunday (32hrs/week)

Location: Jeanes Powerhouse

Maintains and repairs boilers in accordance with operating and manufacturer's specifications and department procedures.

Education
Trade School in boiler operations Preferred

Experience
2 years experience as a Stationary Engineer or related Preferred

Licenses
Drivers License Required
Engineer Cert Grade A Required

Required Skills

Required Experience

Requirements
Skills and Qualifications

The position requires a minimum of a high school degree or GED. An associate degree or related experience in landscaping, environmental management, water resources, fisheries science or stormwater device maintenance is preferred.

Helpful knowledge and experience includes:

• aquatic vegetation management

• freshwater fishery management

• turf establishment and maintenance

• trash and debris removal

• boat operation

• trailering

• electric motor installations

• heavy equipment operation

• Comprehend the function of stormwater devices and the maintenance expected in Operations & Maintenance Manuals.

• Familiarity with computers and general business software is desirable.

• Ability to operate and maintain hand tools, small equipment and pumps or be willing to learn.

• Ability to follow verbal and written instructions.

• Have a positive attitude, professional behavior, and willingness to do whatever is necessary to
  complete the job.

• Ability to withstand strenuous physical activities.

• Regularly lift or move up to 80 pounds.

• Be comfortable working in and around water and mud.

• Willing to work outdoors in various weather conditions and environmental hazards.

• Have a valid driver’s license.

• Allow FLPM to pull their motor vehicle record (MVR) from the Department of Motor Vehicles (DVM). To be hired, you must have an acceptable record.

• Will encounter job sites on both residential and commercial property. May also be exposed to homeowner’s pets.

• Capable of traveling, and occasional overnight trips may be required.

• Completed North Carolina SCM Certification Class

• Obtain the North Carolina Aquatic Pesticide Application license and be knowledgeable about
  appropriate pesticide uses and application equipment

• Ability to observe, anticipate, and relate detailed notes and observations to the Service Manager

• Ability to identify and relate potential maintenance and repair opportunities and needs

• Ability to identify and control most undesirable vegetation problems

• Proficient with basic fountain and aeration system troubleshooting and maintenance