Key Roles and Responsibilities:• Operates, monitors, maintains, and responds to abnormal conditions in multiple facility systems, areas include: Electrical, Mechanical, Plumbing, Fire Life Safety, and Building Monitoring and Control, namely• o Mechanical areas of responsibility include: data centre cooling solutions, to include chilled water systems and components, various HVAC systems such as roof top units, split units, DX, CRAC/CRAH units, and humidification systems, as well as Kyoto Cooling if so equipped.• o Electrical areas of responsibility include: electrical/critical power distribution from the Utility/Generator main entrance switchgear through the UPS systems and distribution out to the customer load, and include load bank operations.• o Plumbing areas of responsibility include: all water supply piping, fixtures, meters, backflow preventers, water heaters, boilers and plumbing fixtures, such as drinking fountains, sinks, sink drain, traps, trap primers, urinals and commodes, and also internal and roof drain systems.• o Control system areas of responsibility include: electrical and mechanical controls systems operations and expected user knowledge.• o Fire Life Safety area of responsibility include: wet sprinkler systems and pre-action sprinkler systems as well as their associated fire detection devices and associated control system.• Knowledge, Skills and Attributes:• Has a demonstrated technical ability applicable to data centre operations as well as, innovative thinking cross functionally, including integrated systems and information technology (IT) experience• Entry level knowledge of the electrical and mechanical systems used in a data centre environment, including, but not limited to the following: electrical distribution and layout, transformers, PLC's, Generators, Switchgear, UPS systems, STS', ATS' PDU's, Chilled Water Systems, CRAC/CRAH's, Pre-Action Sprinkler Systems• Entry level knowledge of NEC, NFPA 70E, NFPA 72, NFPA 25, and compliance issues as well as building codes in regard to fire life safety• Entry level knowledge in industrial safety best practices (i.e. lockout/tag out, arc flash protection, OSHA and state regulations)• Ability to rapidly learn and use PC based, integrated critical monitoring and control systems• Proficient with computers to include the utilization of Microsoft programs such as Word, Excel, Power Point and Outlook.•