Stationary engineer vs air plant engineer

Differences between stationary engineer and air plant engineer duties and responsibilities

Stationary engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage the uninterrupted operation of boilers and assist with operation and repair of plumbing and electrical.
• Operate and maintain boilers, A/C repairs, chillers, plumbing, and electrical troubleshooting.
• Assist all trades as needed in all aspects of building maintenance (HVAC, electrical, cosmetics, fire alarm).
• Convert flush valves to electronic flush valves on urinals and toilets.
• Assist in the start up and implementation of cooling tower and heat exchanger retrofit.
• Monitor all contractor work ensuring compliance with state, local, and OSHA standards and regulations.
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Air plant engineer example responsibilities.

• Manage and provide training to a multicultural maintenance team using TPM principles and following standards such as AIB and BRC.
• Draft monthly operation reports used for environmental and NERC compliance.
• Host radio show as a DJ on Sunday afternoons and weekday overnights.
• Perform maintenance on air compressor, air dryers, feed water and condensate pumps and sodium zeolite softeners.
• Maintain, clean and rebuild plant equipment such as air compressors, air dryers, pumps, water towers, etc.
• Prepare and review project drawings/specifications to ensure compliance with OSHA environmental/quality standards, and federal, state and local environmental laws.
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