Data Center Facility Technician - CMH (Night Shift)

Responsibilities Operations & Safety Follow all safety, security, and compliance requirements including JHAs, andlocalregulations. Identifyunsafe conditions,escalateimmediately, andtakeappropriatecorrectiveactions. Participateinmeetings,shiftturnovers,andrequiredtrainingtomanmaintaincomplianceandreadiness. Facility & Systems Maintenance Operate,monitor, andmaintaincritical infrastructure including electrical, mechanical,HVAC, and fire/life safety systems. Perform scheduled and corrective maintenance on electrical and mechanical equipment, following defined methods of procedure (MOPs), standard operating procedures (SOPs), and emergency operating procedures (EOPs). Document work performed in the CMMS and ensureall tasks meet company and regulatory standards. Troubleshooting & Incident Response Respond quickly to abnormal equipment conditions and stabilize systems using established procedures. Troubleshoot issues with facility and IT equipment, documenting findingsand escalating when needed. Support incident reporting, root cause analysis, and continuous improvement efforts. Customer & Vendor Support Ensure all vendor and contractor activities are performed safely, within scope, and in compliance with facility standards. Provide on-site support for customers, vendors, and contractors by offering technical assistance, troubleshooting, and facility access as needed. Partner with internal operations teams to ensure smooth execution of projects and customer requirements. Monitoring & Reporting Conduct regular facility rounds to check alarms, equipment conditions, and overall site readiness. Monitor systems via Building Management System (BMS) and other monitoring tools, responding to alerts appropriately. Submit turnover notes, maintenance reports, and daily shift logs to ensure operational transparency. Inventory & Logistics Receive and ship equipment while keeping inventory and spare parts recordsaccurate. Track asset changes includingmoves,adds, andreplacements in facility systems. Ensure spare parts and tools are available to support scheduled and emergency maintenance. Team Collaboration: Work closely with the data center operations team and management to ensure smooth operation and minimal downtime. Assistintraining and mentoring junior technicians to ensure best practices are followed. Collaborate with other departments (e.g., IT, Facilities, Operations) to ensure cross-functional communication and system integration. Minimum Qualifications High school diploma or GED required; technical school or military training preferred.A technical certification in mechanical or electrical systems (e.g., HVAC, Electrical Engineering, or similar) is preferred. 1–3 years of experience in data centers, IT support, facilities, or other technical environments. Understandingof electrical, mechanical, and/or HVAC systems. Ability to lift up to 50lbs.,climb ladders, and work in tight spaces. Ability to work in a physically demanding environment, including standing, bending, and kneeling for extended periods of time. Flexibility to work shifts, weekends, holidays, andparticipatein on-call rotations. Preferred Qualifications Experience with Data Center Infrastructure:Prior experience working in a data center environment or similar critical infrastructure setting. Experience with troubleshooting hardware, cabling, or building systems is a plus. Technical Proficiency:Ability to read and interpret technical diagrams, schematics, and service manuals for mechanical and electrical systems. Knowledge of Control Systems:Experience working with automated monitoring systems or BMS (Building Management Systems) is a plus. Problem-Solving Ability:Strong troubleshooting skills to resolve complex mechanical or electrical issues quickly under pressure. Skills Familiarity with Microsoft Office, SharePoint, and CMMS tools for work order and asset tracking Basic knowledge of Windows operating systems is helpful. Excellent teamwork, customer service, and communication skills. Familiarity with safety standards and protocols (OSHA, NFPA). Physical Job Requirements You must be able to: Work in various indoor and outdoor locations with exposure to extreme weather conditions. Work in locations where you may not have immediate access to medical care. Move your arms, legs and spine through full range of motion to permit work to be safely performed from ground/floor level to full overhead level. This involves squatting, kneeling, bending, twisting and reaching. Exhibit good grip strength, finger dexterity, hand-eye coordination and normal balance. See near and far and have normal depth perception, normal hearing, and be able to communicate clearly. Tolerate high stress situations during mechanical failure or emergency operations. Be aware of potential exposures to combustion exhaust, glycol, diesel fumes, carbon monoxide, and heavy metals. Be capable of each of the following physical activities: Lift at least 30 lbs from floor to knuckle level. Lift at least 30 lbs from floor to waist level. Lift at least 20 lbs from floor to shoulder level. Carry at least 30 lbs with two hands for a minimum distance of 50 feet. Carry at least 20 lbs with one hand for a minimum distance of 50 feet. Upward pull with a peak force of 50-lbs with two hands. Push or pull horizontally with a peak force of 70+ lbs with two hands. Stand/walk regularly with good balance. Kneel, stoop, squat and twist on an occasional basis. Climb 1 flight of stairs, 20 steps per flight x 1 repetitions. #J-18808-Ljbffr EDC