Critical Environment Technician

We’re hiring high-energy Electrical Technicians to support a major project, providing vendor escorting and infrastructure coordination across multiple scopes including battery refresh, water tank installation, and retrofit deployments. Candidates must be adaptable, safety-focused, and eager to learn in a fast-paced environment. Things change very quickly so really need people who can be adaptable and are willing to learn.

Hard Requirements

• Proven experience as an Electrical Technician or similar role.
• Experience working with electrical systems (automotive, electrical, controls, data center, agriculture, etc.).
• Strong understanding of electrical principles and safety protocols.
• Ability to read and interpret one-line electrical drawings.
• Ability to be flexible and willingness to adjust direction quickly and as needed.
• Demonstrated go-getter mentality, with lots of energy and a strong desire to learn.

Plusses

• Previous experience working in a data center environment is highly preferred but not required.
• Qualified Electrical Worker.
• OSHA or OSHA-approved NFPA 70E Certification.
• High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent.

Overview

We are seeking skilled Electrical Technicians to join this dynamic team to support a large project. The ideal candidates will demonstrate flexibility, the ability to adjust quickly, and a willingness to move from task to task as needed. They must be go-getters and have high energy with a strong desire to learn.

• General Electrical Knowledge: Understand basic electrical principles, safety protocols, and site-specific procedures to safely support vendor operations.
• Vendor Escorting: Accompany and monitor vendor personnel on-site to ensure compliance with safety, security, and procedural requirements. Serve as a point of contact for access, coordination, and communication between vendors and site teams.
• Technical Support: Assist vendors by providing context about site infrastructure, equipment locations, and available utilities.
• Reading One-Line Electrical Drawings: Interpret one-line electrical schematics to identify equipment, power sources, and interconnections. Use this information to help vendors verify connections, trace circuits, and align their work with existing infrastructure.
• Scope Coordination: Collaborate with vendors to ensure their scope of work aligns with site standards and expectations. Provide clarification on work boundaries, required shutdowns, and system impacts as needed.
• Documentation and Reporting: Record work progress, deviations, and any issues encountered. Communicate findings or concerns to appropriate site personnel to support project tracking and decision-making.