CPMC-Chief Engineer-Engineering* Job Listing at SutterHealth in San Francisco, CA

Healthcare, Healthcare

Serving more than 200,000 patients annually, California Pacific Medical Center (located in beautiful San Francisco) provides a wide variety of services including: acute hospital care, a full range of post-acute care, home care and hospice services, outpatient medical care, and preventive, complementary, and educational services. The Medical Center also provides professional education and basic biomedical, clinical and behavioral research. Today, with its 1,254 licensed acute care beds and 25 residential beds, California Pacific Medical Center is one of the largest private, non-profit academic medical centers in California.

Under direction of the Director of Technical Services and Construction Management, the Chief Engineer plans, directs and coordinates activities concerned with design, construction, modification and maintenance of equipment and machinery in Medical Center facilities by performing the following duties personally or through subordinates.  Under limited supervision, this position directs, supervises and monitors the Engineering operation and maintenance staff.  Ensures efficient and reliable operation of all machinery, electrical and plumbing systems within the Medical Center.  Assists in the formulation of plans, policies and procedures to implement or comply with JCAHO standards, regional directives, applicable codes and good hospital engineering practice.

• High school diploma or equivalent required
• CFC certification preferred
• Valid California driver license required
• Must be a member of Stationary Engineers Local #39 at or before employment selection
• Minimum ten years of experience in maintenance, preferably with five years in an Assistant Chief Engineer capacity
• Experience in a supervisory/management role preferred
• Working knowledge of all trade classifications including electrical, HVAC, plumbing, carpentry, telecommunications, etc.
• Competency to operate microprocessor-based devices