Critical Facilities Technician

Posted 3 days ago

liberty personnel servicesAvondale (AZ)

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other Computer Facilities Management Services

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About the role

Critical Facilities Technician – Data Center Operations A rapidly growing data center organization is seeking a Critical Facilities Technician to support the operation, maintenance, and reliability of mission-critical infrastructure within a hyperscale environment. This role is heavily involved in maintaining uptime across power, cooling, and facility systems that support large-scale data center operations.

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct routine walkthroughs and inspections of electrical, mechanical, HVAC, and fire/life safety systems
Monitor facility monitoring platforms and respond to alarms or abnormal operating conditions
Perform maintenance and repairs on critical infrastructure including generators, UPS systems, chillers, CRAH/CRAC units, and switchgear
Support troubleshooting efforts and respond quickly to operational issues or equipment failures
Document maintenance activity, inspections, and repairs within CMMS platforms
Coordinate with engineering teams, contractors, and vendors during maintenance activities and projects
Follow operational procedures and safety standards within a 24/7 critical environment

Qualifications:

Background in data centers, critical facilities, industrial maintenance, or related technical operations
Understanding of electrical distribution, cooling systems, controls, and building infrastructure
Experience working with BMS, DCIM, or CMMS systems preferred
Strong troubleshooting skills and ability to work in fast-paced operational environments
Comfortable working around critical equipment, climbing ladders, and performing physical maintenance tasks
Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and spend extended periods walking or standing

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