Minimum Requirements:

• 3-5 years of relevant experience operating, maintaining, and repairing stationary engines and mechanical equipment, including boilers, chillers, and HVAC systems.
  
• High school diploma or equivalent; additional technical certifications related to stationary engineering or mechanical systems are highly desirable.
  
• In-depth knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and control systems for power generation and utility distribution.
  
• Ability to diagnose and troubleshoot mechanical and electrical systems effectively.
  
• Strong knowledge of safety procedures and government regulations related to operating and maintaining stationary systems.
  
• Proficiency in maintaining equipment logs and using computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS).
  
• Must be in possession of a valid passport and be able to travel internationally.
  
• Passport should be valid for a minimum of one (1) year or more at the time of hiring.
  
• Ability to successfully pass contract medical requirements and maintain requirements for the duration of deployment.
  

Preferred Qualifications:

• Prior experience in an austere OCONUS (Outside the Continental United States) environment with a multi-national workforce is preferred.
  
• Valid country driver’s license and passport.
  
• Country visa (as required in line with the U.S. Department of State Foreign Clearance Guide).
  
• Stationary Engineer License or equivalent certification.
  
• Experience working in government or military facilities, including compliance with DoD and NAVFAC regulations.
  
• Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills in emergency or high-pressure scenarios.
  
• Familiarity with energy management systems and conservation methods to improve system efficiency.
  

• Operate and maintain stationary engines and mechanical equipment such as steam boilers, air compressors, generators, and HVAC systems to supply utilities or other industrial services.
  
• Monitor and inspect equipment for proper functioning through daily readings, adjustments, and troubleshooting to ensure they operate efficiently and safely.
  
• Conduct routine maintenance, including cleaning, repairing, and replacing parts on boilers, pumps, refrigeration units, compressors, and other mechanical systems.
  
• Start, stop, regulate, and monitor the performance of power generation and distribution systems, including chilled water systems, fuel systems, and steam systems.
  
• Maintain and troubleshoot air handling units, chillers, cooling towers, and associated controls to optimize performance.
  
• Perform inspections of systems and adhere to preventative maintenance schedules to reduce equipment breakdowns and extend operational life.
  
• Ensure compliance with safety standards and regulatory requirements, including local laws and applicable U.S. government and military regulations.
  
• Maintain detailed records of equipment performance, maintenance activities, and repairs using equipment logs and work orders.
  
• Respond to emergency situations promptly by making necessary adjustments and repairs to damaged or failing systems.
  
• Assist in planning and implementing upgrades or replacements of aging equipment and systems to meet modern efficiency and safety standards.
  
• Collaborate with other engineering staff and management to ensure the timely resolution of issues and completion of tasks.