Electrical Data Centre Shift Technician
Electrical Data Centre Shift Technician
Data Centres
-Hertfordshire, South East
-£51,000 - £56,000 per annum
Consultant name: Dave Haxell
Job reference: JO-2305-257131
Date posted: 26/05/2023
Electrical Data Centre Shift Technician
· Based in Hertfordshire
· £51k + 10% Annual Bonus
· Excellent Staff Retention
· Good Overtime Opportunities
· Private Healthcare
· Company Pension Scheme
· 22 Days Annual Leave
We are currently seeking an additional proactive Critical Electrically biased Shift Technician to be based at a large Data Centre in the Hertfordshire working directly with the Data Hosting Company. The complex is known to have a very friendly atmosphere and can boast above average “Staff Retention Levels” to the envy of their close competitors. You would be working within a specialist Critical team you would be based at a state-of-the-art technical Data Centre that offers an excellent modern and clean environment to work within. This is an opportunity not to be missed with easy travel access out of the heart of London. “With the Current Financial Crisis” This role is worth a potential “Market Leading Salary of £56k incl. Bonus”, plus opportunities to boost this further with overtime.
Electrically qualified engineers can come from a Critical background or other Engineering maintenance environments, such as Pharmaceutical, Industrial or Maritime engineering. Candidates should ideally have completed an apprenticeship or have equivalent time served experience within M&E maintenance environments. You would also have hands-on experience of covering the planned and reactive maintenance to Single & three-phase power, UPS, Power Generators, lighting, HVAC plant, air conditioning, etc. Candidates will need to have full electrical City & Guilds, or equivalent.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join one of the world’s most renown data hosting companies that have recently extended their presence with the UK and can offer a fantastic career path and training opportunities to their employees.
Dave Haxell