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Job Title: Shift Engineer - Data Centres
Job Description
As the post holder, you will be expected to have extensive understanding of Critical Facilities/Data Centre infrastructure (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing & associated assets). As an integrated member of the engineering shift team, you will responsible for effective inspection, operation and maintenance of all associated MEP assets within the critical facility, with a primary focus on critical facilities risk management,



enhancing the quality of the service delivery through effective technical engineering capabilities.
As an electrical biased engineer you expected to take the lead in the Planned, Corrective and Reactive Maintenance tasks as well as other associated assets when required. You will have the ability to issue Permits to Work, ensuring compliance with Method Statements and Risk Assessments.
Key Responsibilities
- Operational understanding of all MEP systems within the Critical Facility/Data Centre in a competent, and confident manner (Biased towards Electrical within the facility). Making recommendations for improvement and providing concise technical reports when required.
- Ensure that Specialist Vendors service visits are completed efficiently, and quality of work has been inspected and recommendations are communicated to the duty Shift Leader and Service Delivery Manager.
- Undertake Authorised Person Duties in the Field(s) as required to s

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