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Kootenai Health
Maintenance Engineer II
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What they do
A Facilities Engineer supports engineering activities surrounding planning, design, and maintenance in a number of indoor environments; including manufacturing facilities, power stations, hospitals, and offices.
$98,476 / year median in Idaho
Job Description
Maintenance Engineer II Position Summary Performs maintenance service and repairs in the areas of plumbing, carpentry, painting, plastering, machine servicing, or electrical. Responsibilities Is knowledgeable in the procedures and safety measures in area(s) of specialty Performs a variety of complicated tasks Typically reports to a supervisor or manager Performs other related duties as assigned. Familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures within the field Regular and predictable attendance is an essential job function Competent to meet age specific needs of the unit assigned Requirements and Minimum Qualifications Graduate of an accredited training school in one of the following: HVAC, commercial refrigeration, electrical, boiler operation, plumbing or related systems, with a minimum of 3 years related commercial experience required OR and equivalent combination of relevant education and experience Must be able to read blueprints, equipment schematics and wiring diagrams Certification or licensure in one of the following areas is required: HVAC (requires current EPA refrigerant Handling Certification) Low Voltage certification Communication (nurse call certification) Boilers (requires 2nd class boiler operator license) Millwright certification Backflow Assembly Tester Locksmith Medical gas systems Working Conditions Must be able to lift or move up to 75 lbs Must be able to maintain a standing position Typical equipment used in an officer job Must be able to stoop, crouch or bend Climbs ladders, balances, kneels, and crouches to make repairs Exposure to electrical/ mechanical harm, i.e. faulty equipment Work in confined spaces for short periods of time Exposure to hazardous chemicals, acids, cleaning solution, disinfectants, soaps, etc. Exposure to needles, blood and body fluids, etc. Exposure to infectious wastes