Data Center Technician - HVAC

IntelliPro Group Inc.•Fayetteville, GA

About The Position

The Data Center Technician / Engineer - Level 2 supports data center operations in Fayetteville, Georgia. The role includes documenting equipment condition, readings, and observations; recording preventive maintenance work and any deficiencies or recommendations; reviewing monitored events and documenting alarm responses during the covered hours; and preparing reports for items needing repair, replacement, investigation, or approval. The position also requires a weekly summary of completed work. Coverage is Monday through Friday during normal business hours on an 8x5 basis, unless otherwise agreed in writing. Monitoring during that window includes reviewing alarms, trends, equipment status, and abnormal operating conditions where monitoring systems are available. After-hours, weekend, holiday, emergency response, and on-call support are excluded unless separately authorized or added by written agreement. The assignment is listed as lasting from November 18, 2026, through November 17, 2027, with possible conversion to a full-time employee role.

Requirements

Knowledge of data centers.
Ability to identify issues.
Good customer service skills.
Good verbal and written communication skills.
2–4 years of experience.
High school diploma or GED.
Basic computer skills.
Work order management skills.

Nice To Haves

Data center maintenance experience.
Commercial HVAC experience.
Commercial electrical experience.
BMS experience.

Responsibilities

Complete daily round logs or checklists documenting equipment condition, readings, and observations.
Maintain preventive maintenance records documenting completed tasks, deficiencies, readings, and recommendations.
Document alarm responses for monitored events reviewed during 8x5 coverage.
Prepare deficiency or corrective-action reports for items requiring repair, replacement, further investigation, or approval.
Provide a weekly summary of completed work.
During the covered 8x5 window, review alarms, trends, equipment status, and abnormal operating conditions where monitoring systems are available.