Critical Environment Technician

We’re hiring high-energy Electrical Technicians to support a major project, providing vendor escorting and infrastructure coordination across multiple scopes including battery refresh, water tank installation, and retrofit deployments. Candidates must be adaptable, safety-focused, and eager to learn in a fast-paced environment. Things change very quickly so really need people who can be adaptable and are willing to learn. Hard Requirements Proven experience as an Electrical Technician or similar role. Experience working with electrical systems (automotive, electrical, controls, data center, agriculture, etc.). Strong understanding of electrical principles and safety protocols. Ability to read and interpret one-line electrical drawings. Ability to be flexible and willingness to adjust direction quickly and as needed. Demonstrated go-getter mentality, with lots of energy and a strong desire to learn. Plusses Previous experience working in a data center environment is highly preferred but not required. Qualified Electrical Worker. OSHA or OSHA-approved NFPA 70E Certification. High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent. Overview We are seeking skilled Electrical Technicians to join this dynamic team to support a large project. The ideal candidates will demonstrate flexibility, the ability to adjust quickly, and a willingness to move from task to task as needed. They must be go-getters and have high energy with a strong desire to learn. General Electrical Knowledge: Understand basic electrical principles, safety protocols, and site-specific procedures to safely support vendor operations. Vendor Escorting: Accompany and monitor vendor personnel on-site to ensure compliance with safety, security, and procedural requirements. Serve as a point of contact for access, coordination, and communication between vendors and site teams. Technical Support: Assist vendors by providing context about site infrastructure, equipment locations, and available utilities. Reading One-Line Electrical Drawings: Interpret one-line electrical schematics to identify equipment, power sources, and interconnections. Use this information to help vendors verify connections, trace circuits, and align their work with existing infrastructure. Scope Coordination: Collaborate with vendors to ensure their scope of work aligns with site standards and expectations. Provide clarification on work boundaries, required shutdowns, and system impacts as needed. Documentation and Reporting: Record work progress, deviations, and any issues encountered. Communicate findings or concerns to appropriate site personnel to support project tracking and decision‑making. #J-18808-Ljbffr Insight Global