4 healthcare jobs found in Los Angeles, CA

Mechanical Engineer to oversee the technical work of other mechanical engineers and designers, independently prepare complete project mechanical drawings and specifications, coordinate work within the team and with other disciplines, and independently manage the contract administration activities associated with construction phase services.    Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering and 5+ years of experience in building HVAC and Plumbing systems design (or equivalent combination of education and experience) Licensed Professional Mechanical Engineer (or ability to obtain in 6 months) Ability to foster a collaborative work environment and lead team efforts Possess the level of experience, knowledge and discernment needed to develop and document appropriate system designs for a variety of projects. Previous experience with healthcare/hospital design greatly preferred Previous experience with Revit for modeling of building mechanical systems

The Project Manager, Mechanical applies buildings mechanical engineering principles, superior client service skills, and project management best practices to deliver projects that meet project requirements, exceed client expectations, and meet project financial and other objectives. This individual welcomes opportunities and challenges within a project and brings consulting skills into each client interaction. The Project Manager adds value while helping differentiate us from other firms and position itself as a top tier design firm in the industry. Your Key Responsibilities Successfully manages projects and tasks of scope, complexity and revenue budget appropriate to experience. Applies buildings engineering and project management knowledge while leading cross-functional resources to meet project requirements within established timeframes and budgets. Shares knowledge with others by serving as a trainer, mentor, and resource. Holds project team members accountable...

Job Summary Under general supervision, the Cogen/Power Plant Stationary Engineer operates and maintains equipment in both the cogen plant and the power plant for Hoag Hospital and its affiliates (the “Organization”); this equipment includes, but is not limited to, steam boilers, centrifugal chillers, absorption units, flare, primary & emergency electric generators, pumps, compressors, refrigerators and HVAC equipment. The Cogen/Power Plant Stationary Engineer will represent the Organization by projecting an image of professionalism in communication, appearance and conduct while supporting the mission of the Plant Operations department for the Organization. Participates in the continuous quality improvement process. Maintains a working knowledge of Plant Operations standard operating procedures, including the use of specialized instrumentation, Quality Control requirements, and preventative maintenance. Essential Functions Cogen/Power Plant Stationary...