St. Olaf College

Operating Engineer - Relief /On-call

This position reports to the Chief Operating Engineer but

works independently, operates high-pressure steam plant and

centrifugal chillers and related equipment according to the

laws of the State of Minnesota and standard boiler operating

practices. Responds to alarms and emergencies, reports

equipment failure and changes in machinery status and

conducts required inspections with documentation to ensure

continuous operation for the entire college campus.

This position fills in for PTO (Paid Time Off) to maintain

24 hr.-7 days/week coverage.

RequiRements:

High School Diploma or equivalent; First Class B Stationary

Engineer License. Three years work experience with boiler

operation and maintenance.

Must pass a Pre-Employment Physical.

staRt Date: As soon as possible.

Review of applications begins immediately and

continues until hire is complete.

For complete job description and how to apply

visit: https://jobs.stolaf.edu

Only online applications will be accepted.

If you need assistance with the application process

please call 507-786-3068

A liberal arts college affiliated with the Lutheran Church

(ELCA), St. Olaf College is an affirmative action/equal

opportunity employer and actively seeks diversity in

its students, faculty and staff. The college is especially

interested in qualified candidates who can contribute to

the diversity of our community through their teaching,

research, and/or service.

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