Engineering Supervisor

An Engineering Supervisor is responsible for providing supervisory support and leadership to assist in the overall management and direction of the Engineering department in support of the Children's Mission, Vision and Values.  Responsible to assist in the coordination of all issues involving the Engineering department (maintenance and grounds) in providing and maintaining a safe environment for the well being of our patients, visitors and staff on one of the main hospital campuses.  Responsible to ensure that the department's operations are effective, efficient and in compliance with all appropriate regulatory agencies. ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Assists the Engineering Manager in providing training, leadership and staff development  Assists in establishing and maintaining all work schedules, issuing work orders, and insuring the timely and professional completion of all tasks.  Assists in the establishment of maintenance benchmarks and measurable outcomes on various departmental processes including staff performance measurements. Checks and maintains required record of all necessary equipment readings, insuring that all equipment is operated and maintained at optimum efficiency and in compliance with all regulatory agencies. Assists the Engineering Manager in coordinating an efficient energy management program.  Assists in the development and implementation of departmental policies and procedures and in the development and implementation of measurable goals and objectives for the department.  Assumes the functions of a mechanic whenever necessary.MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: High school graduate or equivalent required Must have a minimum of 5+ years of general maintenance experience related to building systems and equipment as found in the hospital. A good working knowledge of electricity, plumbing, HVAC  and commercial carpentry is required, and proficiency in two or more of these fields of specialization is preferred. Knowledge of building codes, life safety codes, NFPA codes, ADA, OSHA standards and JCAHO requirements is preferred. Must have experience in supervising different levels of personnel and be able to direct and coordinate multiple assigned projects. Expertise in reading blue prints, including architectural, electrical, mechanical and plumbing drawings is required, as well as ability to interpret equipment specifications, operations and maintenance manuals Knowledge of Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Windows is preferred.  To learn more about Children's and to apply online, please visit us at www.choa.org.  Children's offers a Total Rewards Program that includes: Competitive compensation Flexible scheduling Health insurance including dental and vision plans Retirement plans with generous vesting and employer contributions Up to five weeks of paid time off each year including holidays Childcare programs Educational assistance