Oversees and monitors the operation and maintenance of boilers and related industrial, hospital, and kitchen equipment located in County buildings; Reviews meter and gauge readings and the operating condition of equipment; Develops and executes operational procedures for building equipment and stationary engineering operations; Uses blueprints, diagrams, schematic drawings, and maintenance manuals to locate sources and diagnose problems with electrical, plumbing, and mechanical equipment; Troubleshoots and directs service calls to Stationary Engineers and other maintenance personnel, including contracted vendors; Ensures staff performs work safely and in compliance with appropriate codes and regulations; Reviews repair work to check for completeness; Prepares schedules and work assignments for subordinate personnel; Orders supplies, parts, and equipment necessary for operation and maintenance activities; Oversees equipment maintenance records and makes reports; Trains and monitors competency of staff in the Stationary Engineer classification series and reviews task performance; Identify training needs for Stationary Engineers and Associate Stationary Engineers; May perform any task assigned to staff in the Stationary Engineer classification series; Resolves customer service issues; May be assigned as a Disaster Service Worker (DSW), as required*; Performs other related duties, as required. Ability to: Operate, inspect, maintain, and make repairs to high and low pressure steam boilers, HVAC systems, water treatment equipment, plumbing fixtures, electrical motors, and other ancillary equipment; Learn and recall requirements of regulations affecting the activities, procedures, and policies surrounding the work; Interpret blueprints, diagrams, schematic drawings, and maintenance manuals; Communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, with people of diverse backgrounds and cultures; Establish and maintain effective working relationships with those contacted in the course of work, at all levels, including colleagues, the public, and representatives of other agencies; Respond quickly and appropriately in an emergency; Manage and operate generator units during power outages; Maintain accurate records and write reports; Work independently and with minimal supervision; Train, lead, and review the work of others; Follow written and oral instructions.