Field Technician | Data Center - 1S6J019

COMPANY

Our client operates within the fast-moving data center and digital infrastructure sector, where engineering, construction, technology, energy, and operations come together to support always-on environments. Its multidisciplinary teams plan, design, deliver, and operate complex facilities with a strong focus on reliability, safety, scalability, and efficient use of power and cooling. The work calls for close coordination across technical disciplines and offers the opportunity to contribute to infrastructure that supports the continued growth of cloud computing, AI, and connected services.

THE OPPORTUNITY

The Field Technician will provide hands-on support for the installation, inspection, testing, documentation, and maintenance of critical facility systems. This role is suited to someone who works carefully in active technical environments, follows established procedures, and communicates clearly when field conditions do not match expectations.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Inspect installed equipment, cabling, controls, and supporting infrastructure against drawings and checklists
• Assist with startup, functional testing, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and equipment replacement
• Use meters, diagnostic tools, and software interfaces to collect readings and verify system performance
• Maintain accurate field notes, test records, photographs, asset data, and issue documentation
• Coordinate daily work with contractors, vendors, engineers, commissioning staff, and operations teams
• Escalate safety, quality, configuration, and performance concerns promptly
• Follow site access, lockout/tagout, change-control, housekeeping, and safety procedures
• Support punch-list completion, turnover, and closeout activities

REQUIREMENTS

• Associate degree, technical diploma, military technical training, or equivalent field experience
• 2+ years of experience with electrical, mechanical, controls, network, low-voltage, or industrial systems
• Ability to read drawings, one-line diagrams, schematics, equipment manuals, and test procedures
• Comfort using hand tools, meters, laptops, mobile documentation tools, and basic diagnostic equipment
• Strong attention to safety, procedure, documentation, and change control
• Ability to lift equipment, use ladders, work in active facilities, and remain on your feet for extended periods
• Availability for travel, shift work, after-hours testing, or emergency support when required

All applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship and must already possess long-term work authorization.