Maintenance Engineer

The Maintenance Engineer supports the safe reliable and compliant operation of hospital facilities through the inspection maintenance and repair of building systems and equipment. Executes preventive and corrective maintenance on mechanical electrical plumbing HVAC and related systems in accordance with applicable codes and accreditation standards. Responds to service requests assists departmental needs and participates in Facility Operations on-call and rotating shift responsibilities.

Essential Duties:

• Performs routine inspections operational rounds and monitoring of facility systems utility equipment and building infrastructure documents findings and reports deficiencies as appropriate.
• Responds to and completes maintenance service requests and corrective repairs in a timely and professional manner. Identifies documents and communicates operational deficiencies safety concerns equipment failures and facility-related issues to appropriate personnel.

• Performs preventive maintenance inspections troubleshooting and repairs on mechanical electrical plumbing HVAC and other building systems and equipment. Maintains facility equipment and systems in accordance with organizational standards manufacturer recommendations regulatory requirements and department procedures.

• Accurately documents work performed inspections testing activities parts usage and labor within the computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) and other required documentation systems.

• Troubleshoots building systems and equipment issues and coordinates repairs with internal staff vendors and contractors as needed.

• Provides support during emergency situations utility disruptions severe weather events and other facility-related incidents as required.

• Assists with maintaining safe and functional facility grounds including snow removal and operation of grounds maintenance equipment as assigned.

• Assists with departmental projects equipment moves minor construction activities and other duties as assigned.

• Duties may vary based on assigned location shift and operational needs.

Minimum Qualifications:

• High school diploma or GED required

• Minimum of two years of experience in facilities maintenance mechanical systems building operations or related trade required.

• Valid drivers license

Preferred Qualifications:

• Technical degree vocational training apprenticeship in HVAC electrical mechanical systems building maintenance or a related field

• Previous experience in a hospital healthcare or other regulated facilities environment preferred

• Experience performing preventative maintenance and corrective repairs on commercial building systems

• Experience with using computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS)

• Class 2C Boiler Engineers License

• Universal EPA certification

Benefits:

At Hudson Hospital & Clinic we offercompetitive wages and an excellent benefits package (0.5 FTE or greater) that includes:

• Health vision and dental insurance

• 401k retirement program

• Competitive paid time off (PTO)

• Short-term disability pay long-term disability and life insurance options

• Flexible spending accounts (FSAs)

• Education reimbursement

• Employee assistance programs (EAP) an employee well-being program

• Free parking

• Employee recognition and rewards

About Hudson Hospital & Clinic:

Hudson Hospital & Clinic is part of HealthPartners a comprehensive health care system serving more than 1.2 million patients across Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Hudson Hospital & Clinic has been a trusted caretaker of the Hudson Wisconsin community for 70 years working closely with our partner hospitals and clinics in the St. Croix Valley. Our team includes around 415 employees more than 70 providers and 38 volunteers offering a full range of hospital primary and specialty care services.

We are an award-winning hospital located just off I-94 between the Minnesota and Wisconsin border where youll find exceptional personalized care at Hudson Hospital & Clinic. Join us and become a partner for good helping to improve the health and wellbeing of our patients members and the community we serve.