Monterey Bay Aquarium
Facility Systems Supervisor - Life Support (Night Shift)
Monterey Bay Aquarium, Monterey, California, United States, 93941
Facility Systems Supervisor - Life Support (Night Shift)
At the Monterey Bay Aquarium, we are passionate about creating an inclusive workplace that celebrates and values diversity. We firmly believe that having a team of diverse backgrounds and voices working together increases our capacity to serve our visitors and fulfill our mission. We welcome people from all walks of life into our team and strongly encourage people of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, veterans, and people with disabilities to apply.Job Summary:The Facility Systems Supervisor is responsible for the supervision of daily operations, troubleshooting, and maintenance of Monterey Bay Aquarium's 25 million gallon per day seawater system, HVAC system, desalination plant, and mechanical plant. This role will supervise Systems Operators, including supporting staff with development and delivering reviews, providing training, and will be responsible for the overall safety of the team.The Facility Systems Supervisor will also be responsible for scheduling, overseeing projects, and the development of protocols and procedures.This position is part of the night shift portion of Life Support Systems.Core Activities:Supervise daily operations, repair, troubleshooting, and preventative maintenance of the Aquarium life support, seawater system, HVAC system, desalination plant, mechanical plant, and all associated equipment.Supervise System Operators; conduct regular one-on-one meetings and annual performance evaluations; participate in hiring processes.Oversee non-routine projects, new equipment installation, and equipment upgrades, both with internal staff and contractors. Takes personal responsibility for completion of projects, to include performing or participating in the work.Develop and communicate safety and technical training procedures and associated documentation; develop and enforce procedural standards; develop and coordinate the emergency equipment casualty drill program.Oversee development and updating of Standard Operating Procedures and the preventative maintenance program and database, including maintaining documentation, Archibus, records, and training documents.Train new hires and mentor Senior Operators in continued staff training and development.Create and coordinate the Control Room staff schedule.Preferred Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:Bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field OR equivalent combination of education, training, and experience in a water treatment plant or aquarium life support8-10 years experience in aquarium life support, or equivalent mechanical or water treatment plant experienceFour years' experience in a senior or supervisory level position in an aquarium facility, water treatment plant, or equivalent mechanical plantAdvanced understanding of stationary engineering standards, practices, and proceduresAdvanced understanding of mechanical, chemical, and biological filtration as it applies to aquarium systems.Mastery of three-phase 480V electrical systems and componentsAdvanced proficiency in operating and working with HVAC systemsAdvanced understanding of the chemical and nutrient components and processes of seawater, including pH, alkalinity, and the nitrogen cycleAbility to analyze data quickly and translate data into operational decisions.At least three specialized certifications from the following list: Grade 2 Water (treatment or distribution) licensing, Energy Management Certification, Desalination training, FactoryTalk training, RS Logix training, Hazardous Materials Response training, Commercial Refrigeration License, Industrial Electricity training, HVAC Pneumatics training, Commercial Water Truck Operator certificationDemonstrated commitment to Monterey Bay Aquarium's Leadership CompetenciesMaster's degree in engineering, controls automation, or related fieldFundamentals of Engineering (FE) certificationDemonstrated ability to lead teams, manage contractors, and mentor staff.Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate and train staff in technical subjectsCompletion of a management training course or program (in-house or external)Completion of a project management training programMust possess, or be able to obtain within the first 3 months of employment, a valid California driver's license in order to operate Monterey Bay Aquarium vehiclesAnnual Compensation Range:$91,200-$116,000 USD annually. Starting rate will vary based on previous experience and relevant skills/knowledge set.
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At the Monterey Bay Aquarium, we are passionate about creating an inclusive workplace that celebrates and values diversity. We firmly believe that having a team of diverse backgrounds and voices working together increases our capacity to serve our visitors and fulfill our mission. We welcome people from all walks of life into our team and strongly encourage people of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, veterans, and people with disabilities to apply.Job Summary:The Facility Systems Supervisor is responsible for the supervision of daily operations, troubleshooting, and maintenance of Monterey Bay Aquarium's 25 million gallon per day seawater system, HVAC system, desalination plant, and mechanical plant. This role will supervise Systems Operators, including supporting staff with development and delivering reviews, providing training, and will be responsible for the overall safety of the team.The Facility Systems Supervisor will also be responsible for scheduling, overseeing projects, and the development of protocols and procedures.This position is part of the night shift portion of Life Support Systems.Core Activities:Supervise daily operations, repair, troubleshooting, and preventative maintenance of the Aquarium life support, seawater system, HVAC system, desalination plant, mechanical plant, and all associated equipment.Supervise System Operators; conduct regular one-on-one meetings and annual performance evaluations; participate in hiring processes.Oversee non-routine projects, new equipment installation, and equipment upgrades, both with internal staff and contractors. Takes personal responsibility for completion of projects, to include performing or participating in the work.Develop and communicate safety and technical training procedures and associated documentation; develop and enforce procedural standards; develop and coordinate the emergency equipment casualty drill program.Oversee development and updating of Standard Operating Procedures and the preventative maintenance program and database, including maintaining documentation, Archibus, records, and training documents.Train new hires and mentor Senior Operators in continued staff training and development.Create and coordinate the Control Room staff schedule.Preferred Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:Bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field OR equivalent combination of education, training, and experience in a water treatment plant or aquarium life support8-10 years experience in aquarium life support, or equivalent mechanical or water treatment plant experienceFour years' experience in a senior or supervisory level position in an aquarium facility, water treatment plant, or equivalent mechanical plantAdvanced understanding of stationary engineering standards, practices, and proceduresAdvanced understanding of mechanical, chemical, and biological filtration as it applies to aquarium systems.Mastery of three-phase 480V electrical systems and componentsAdvanced proficiency in operating and working with HVAC systemsAdvanced understanding of the chemical and nutrient components and processes of seawater, including pH, alkalinity, and the nitrogen cycleAbility to analyze data quickly and translate data into operational decisions.At least three specialized certifications from the following list: Grade 2 Water (treatment or distribution) licensing, Energy Management Certification, Desalination training, FactoryTalk training, RS Logix training, Hazardous Materials Response training, Commercial Refrigeration License, Industrial Electricity training, HVAC Pneumatics training, Commercial Water Truck Operator certificationDemonstrated commitment to Monterey Bay Aquarium's Leadership CompetenciesMaster's degree in engineering, controls automation, or related fieldFundamentals of Engineering (FE) certificationDemonstrated ability to lead teams, manage contractors, and mentor staff.Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate and train staff in technical subjectsCompletion of a management training course or program (in-house or external)Completion of a project management training programMust possess, or be able to obtain within the first 3 months of employment, a valid California driver's license in order to operate Monterey Bay Aquarium vehiclesAnnual Compensation Range:$91,200-$116,000 USD annually. Starting rate will vary based on previous experience and relevant skills/knowledge set.
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