Critical Environmental Tech III

The Critical Environment Technician III (CET III) ensures the smooth, efficient, profitable operation of the assigned building project by ensuring the timely and accurate completion of all required work, and by attaining the utmost in customer satisfaction.

About TSS

TSS designs, deploys, equips, and manages data centers and other technology environments for enterprise companies, colocation providers, and technology company partners. With the increasing proliferation of data, IT environments must become highly responsive engines that adapt to market changes and technology evolution. We encourage initiative, creativity, and innovation, and there is plenty of room to grow with TSS as we expand our team and service offerings.

We deliver an unmatched set of integration capabilities across the data center lifecycle, reducing risk, complexity, and cost for our customers. Whether it’s a single rack, a modest server room, a multi-million-dollar purpose-built data center, or a high-density modular computing environment, we help our customers design, build, operate, maintain, relocate, refresh, and take back their end-user/client and enterprise systems including the mission-critical facilities they are housed in.

Key Responsibilities:

• Ensure that all critical equipment is properly operated, maintained and serviced, following building rules, manufacturer's recommendations, and company policies.
• Maintain all facilities and equipment at the highest levels of safety, security, sanitation and efficiency.
• Ensure that the Program Manager receives timely verbal and written operating reports that give him a clear understanding of the condition of the building's critical systems and the present level of on-going preventive maintenance.
• Monitor tools, parts, materials and supplies as required to maintain adequate in-house inventory for the performance of routine repairs, scheduled preventive maintenance and normal daily operations for critical systems.
• In the absence of the Program Manager, act as the direct representative of TSS in all job-related matters.
• Be familiar with and assure compliance with applicable Federal, State, and local rules, codes, and regulations.
• Ensure all required and applicable safety codes and practices are in place and applied.
• Develop and maintain Building Operating Protocols.
• Assist the Program Manager, as he deems necessary with the preparation and implementation of facility procedures, i.e. Preventive Maintenance, Quality Control Plan, Repairs.

• If assigned, oversee and ensure the satisfactory performance of daily operations, scheduling, staff assignments, and task preparation and performance
• Communicate with Client and TSS personnel at predetermined frequencies, and as required, to assure complete mutual understanding of the status of all required services
• Implement Quality Control Inspection Procedures and assignments for all performance requirements
• Take all steps necessary to provide a clean, healthy, and safe, working environment for all staff and tenant personnel
• Schedule, assign, and monitor equipment repair procedures
• Ensure completion and inspection of subcontractor services
• If asked prepare staff schedules to assure continuous coverage and operation
• If asked provide staff supervision and instruction on facility procedures.
• Provide staff assistance, as required.
• Inspect completed tasks and return completed paperwork to Client
• Prepare and submit all required reports and correspondence to the Program Manager and Client, as directed
• Monitor HVAC control panels and equipment to assure proper building temperature and humidity levels.
• Monitor tools, parts, materials, and supplies as required to maintain adequate in-house inventory for the performance of routine repairs, scheduled Preventive Maintenance, and normal daily operations.
• Prepare purchase order requests for the Service Manager to replace the inventory as required.
• Be available for off-hour emergency work on a rotating schedule.

• Travel maybe required to different sites

Qualifications:

• Electrical or HVAC with a Master’s License Preferred, or equivalent experience.
• 3-5 years’ experience in installation and maintenance of mission critical infrastructure systems in the construction or building maintenance industry.
• Must have solid analytical, negotiating, and interpersonal skills, plus knowledge and experience using basic business computer programs.

Physical Demands and work Environment Factors:

• Frequent sitting, standing, kneeling, crouching and stooping.
• Lift or move objects weighing 50 lbs. or more.
• Will require travel to other locations and nighttime on call.
• Office conditions plus visits throughout the building include being around dust, confined spaces and at times in extreme heat or cold.