Plant Engineer II - Plant Maintenance

As a Plant Engineer II - Plant Maintenance at Shasta Regional Medical Center, your responsibilities will include maintaining and repairing various systems including mechanical, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and medical gas systems. You'll ensure a safe working environment by keeping accurate logs of all equipment and driving for company business as needed.

To qualify for the Plant Engineer II - Plant Maintenance role at Shasta Regional Medical Center, candidates must have a minimum of two years of experience in maintenance work, an understanding of schematics and blueprints, and a valid state driver’s license. A high school diploma or equivalent is also required.

Shasta Regional Medical Center offers competitive compensation along with a comprehensive benefits package for the Plant Engineer II - Plant Maintenance role. This includes paid time off, a 401K retirement plan, medical, dental, vision coverage, and tuition reimbursement, among other voluntary benefits.

At Shasta Regional Medical Center, maintaining a safe environment is paramount. As a Plant Engineer II - Plant Maintenance, you will contribute to safety by overseeing essential systems, conducting regular maintenance, and ensuring all protocols are followed, thereby safeguarding both employees and patients.

In the role of Plant Engineer II - Plant Maintenance at Shasta Regional Medical Center, you will utilize a variety of tools necessary for maintenance tasks, including hand tools, diagnostic equipment, and schematics for troubleshooting. Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail will be key to your success in this position.

In responding to this question, highlight specific instances where you've successfully managed HVAC systems. Discuss any troubleshooting techniques you used and how you prioritize the functionality and safety of the systems.

Explain your approach to emergency repairs, emphasizing quick assessment, effective communication, and previous experiences where your timely interventions made a difference in patient care or workplace safety.

Share your methods for maintaining logs, whether through digital systems or written records. Emphasize your attention to detail and the importance of documentation in ensuring operational efficiency.

Discuss your systematic approach to troubleshooting, perhaps utilizing diagnostic tools or methods to identify faults. Provide an example where this led to a successful resolution in your past roles.

Mention any ongoing education, workshops, or certifications you've pursued. Describe how you integrate new technologies into your work to enhance efficiency and safety.

Detail any specific safety protocols you adhere to, such as ensuring proper ventilation, regularly inspecting systems, and understanding regulations related to medical gases.

Be prepared to share a specific example showcasing your ability to identify inefficiencies and implement changes that led to improved downtime or performance in building operations.

Explain your strategies for prioritization, such as assessing urgency and impact on safety. Discuss tools you may use for managing your schedule effectively.

Share your experience in interpreting blueprints or schematics, possibly referencing specific projects where those skills were vital, highlighting how accurate interpretation drives successful maintenance.

Discuss your approach to conflict resolution, emphasizing communication skills, understanding different viewpoints, and finding collaborative solutions to ensure efficient operations.