Data Center Technician
kci fidelis technology staffingFort Wayne (IN)
About the role
Job Description:
We are hiring General Labor / Construction Technicians for a large, high-volume data center construction project in Ft. Wayne, IN. This is a great opportunity for anyone with general construction experience — or the right attitude and willingness to learn — looking to get on a fast-moving, high-overtime project right away.
What You'll Be Doing:
General labor and construction support on an active data center job site Working alongside a large crew on a 24-hour operation Following all site safety protocols and procedures
What You Need:
General construction experience preferred - cabling experience a plus Entry-level candidates welcome; the right attitude matters more than years of experience Willing and able to work 6 days/week, 12-hour shifts (day or night), with heavy overtime Must be able to pass a background check and drug screening as required for this site
Nice to Have:
Prior experience on large commercial or industrial construction projects What You Don't Need No specific certifications required to start — training support is available for the right candidates
Company Description:
About KCI:KCI offers Legacy Network Care and Support, Professional Network Optimization, Transformation and Deployment Services; and Technical Staffing Resources for Telecommunications Service Providers and OEMs.
Company Description:
About KCI:
KCI offers Legacy Network Care and Support, Professional Network Optimization, Transformation and Deployment Services; and Technical Staffing Resources for Telecommunications Service Providers and OEMs.
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