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LE043 Quality Technology Services, LLC
Critical Environment Engineer
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What they do
A Facilities Electrical Engineer provides electrical engineering support for facilities.
$92,966 / year median in Utah
+16% projected growth
Job Description
The Critical Environment Engineer will be responsible to assist with the engineering related to coordination, installation, and integration aspects of electrical and mechanical systems, operations, and maintenance for critical and non-critical electrical & mechanical systems alike within the QTS portfolio. This role requires keen planning skills along with the ability to lead through influence and to be a proactive partner with a strong engineering orientation. The ideal candidate will have experience in electrical and mechanical systems and possess knowledge of large-scale data centers (or similar environments). These environments may include state-of-the-art electrical distribution systems, static UPS, emergency standby generation, fire alarm/suppression, monitoring systems, as well as chiller and large-scale cooling systems. This role requires work hours to support a 7X24X365 data center environment. RESPONSIBILITIES, other duties may be assigned Provide technical support to all aspects of data center operations including the operation, maintenance and repair of all mission critical equipment and systems supporting a 24x7 data center operation to achieve 100% uptime and 100% compliance with all customer SLAs. Assist in all site construction activity and installations, in coordination with QTS Development Team, external construction resources, to ensure system design, installation and testing adhere to operational standards. Witness testing of all equipment during commissioning and validate sequence of operations and receipt of all operational documentation. Provide technical support for all local customer installations, in coordination with key stakeholders to coordinate site technical solutions and drawings for customer move-ins and turn-ups, including deployments and power circuit installations. Provide and evaluate ongoing assessment of infrastructure and operations as required by QTS policies and procedures. Supports implementation and audit local standard operating procedures. Support various accreditation, certification and compliance initiatives as may be required by QTS. Maintain compliance with local health & safety (i.e. OSHA) standards and national electrical and building codes. Interfaces with vendors, QTS Engineering, QTS Development and peer operations organizations. Ensure adherence to all standard operating procedures (SOP), method of procedures (MOP), and emergency operating procedures (EOP) established for the critical environments, as well as the formal change control process. Assists in the technical review and input on plans for all significant planned and emergency maintenance events for the facility; ensures these activities are executed in a controlled and proven method to ensure the reliability of the critical loads supported by these systems. Assists in the Change Management Process to provide approval for preventative and corrective maintenance, in accordance with established QTS processes