A seasoned Chief Stationary Engineer with extensive experience in maintaining large-scale facilities for organizations like The Clorox Company and the Port of Oakland. With a BS in Marine Engineering, he excels in managing repairs, projects, and the mechanical operations of entire campuses and real estate ventures.
He enjoys collaborating with new people and is passionate about passing on his knowledge by teaching the trades to those who are less experienced. He finds fulfillment in hands-on work and contributing his expertise to tangible, mechanical projects.
Unique fact: While at UCSF, he helped maintain a complex that included a 22-megawatt power generating plant.
James Brown
Chief stationary engineer at The Clorox Company
Oakland, California, United States
Overview
Topics They Care About
Large-Scale Maintenance
Has managed maintenance, repairs, and projects for major facilities, including the Clorox campus and the Jack London Square area for the Port of Oakland.
Teaching the Trades
Expresses a strong interest in educating others, specifically in teaching practical trade skills to individuals who lack the knowledge.
Mechanical Operations
Holds a degree in Marine Engineering and enjoys the hands-on, physical, and mechanical aspects of managing real estate ventures and infrastructure.
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Work History
2018
Chief stationary engineer at The Clorox Company
10-2003 - 11-2018
Stationary chief engineer at Port of Oakland
9-1983 - 2-1999
Stationary Engineer at University of California, San Francisco
Education
Marine engineer BS from California State University Maritime Academy
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Location : Oakland, California, United States
Job Level : Mid-senior
Designation : Chief stationary engineer at The Clorox Company
