The Critical Environments Engineer maintains, monitors, installs, repairs, and operates building systems and critical facility equipment at an on-site data center in Charlotte, North Carolina. The role involves assessing system operations and performance, conducting rounds and tests, analyzing readings and data, identifying malfunctions, and taking corrective action to maintain reliable operation. Under a supervisor’s direction, the engineer performs preventive maintenance and supports continuous operation of fire and life safety, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and emergency backup systems. Equipment includes HVAC and refrigeration systems, chilled water equipment, boilers, pumps, valves, piping, filters, lighting, UPS systems, PDUs, generators, primary switchgear, chillers, and critical air-conditioning units. The engineer also installs and repairs plumbing and piping, wiring, motors, controls, pumps, compressors, heat exchangers, and related equipment. The position includes documenting building rounds, readings, engineering logs, and data sheets; safely handling hazardous materials; maintaining a clean and safe workplace; and overseeing contractors working in the building. The engineer ensures contractors are trained and informed about critical functions and work requirements, understands emergency escalation procedures, and supports consistent use of the Critical Facility Work Authorization process and established critical-facility procedures.
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