Maintenance Technician

Description:

Elusav Recruitment have an exciting opportunity for a Maintenance Technician to join an innovation-driven digital infrastructure organisation of industry-leading experts in Dublin, Ireland.

The Maintenance Tech will be responsible for operating and maintaining electrical and mechanical equipment and systems to ensure that overall availability and reliability meets or exceeds defined service levels in accordance with Company specified policies, processes and procedures.

Responsibilities:

Operating and maintaining all electrical, mechanical, and HVAC equipment and systems under a rigorous change management system to maintain 100% uptime availability.
Monitoring and troubleshooting all site/plant equipment support systems to include logging and responding to incidents/events, problems, changes, monitoring, problem escalation/notification/ resolution and all other aspects of site support (mechanical, electrical, HVAC, generators, fire alarms and suppression etc).
Utilising maximum capabilities of all operational systems including BMS, PMS, CMS.
Managing sub-contracted resources, as necessary, to deliver a safe and quality service to the Business.
Management and coordination of all planned preventative maintenance (PPM) scheduled activity.
Management, delivery and oversight of the site Permit to Work (PtW) system.
Ensuring a positive Health and Safety (H&S) culture is promoted and maintained across the site.
Operating and maintaining power supplies and environmental services to safeguard critical client systems and equipment.
To be fully conversant with Company policies, operating and emergency procedures, and initiate improvements, to minimise risk and to promote best practice.
Working closely with other site workers on all customer-impacting work to ensure streamlined communication and the maintenance of high levels of customer service.
Maintaining up-to-date operational documentation including processes and procedures, inventory reports, incident reports, capacity management reports, service reports, contract documentation, technical drawings etc.
Performing and recording details of site walkthroughs to verify efficient operation of equipment and monitoring systems.
Acting as a First Responder to critical incidents or events and as main point of contact during significant events or technical escalations.
Providing training to contract Maintenance Teams to ensure an appropriate level of knowledge and understanding of Company requirements is established.
Ensuring Company policies, processes and procedures are adhered to.
Completing site documentation before and after work tasks, as appropriate.
Carrying out Risk Assessments of equipment maintenance and other tasks and ensuring these are reviewed and updated as required.
Carrying out periodic reviews of processes and procedures to ensure documents are current and valid.
Being familiar with and ensuring all work is carried out in accordance with respective Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) statutory requirements national/local regulations and company policies.
Troubleshooting utilities problems and managing the execution of a utilities maintenance programmme in order to achieve and sustain optimum reliability, maintainability, useful life, and life cycle cost for utilities assets.
Driving local reviews of maintenance performance data using published KPI results.
Ensuring PPM programme content is reviewed on regular basis to remove non-value added activities’ and duplication.
Ensuring that the Computerised Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) system contains the most up to date information regarding equipment data, spares and maintenance man-hours.
Driving consistency in how electrical power monitoring systems are operated across the site.
Conducting Post-Incident and Root Cause Analysis (RCA) on all incidents.
Development, management and implementation of Emergency Operational Procedures (EOPs) and Work Instructions.
Creating entries on the Service Desk ticketing system.
Carrying out regular audits to ensure optimised operation of equipment.
Alarm management, alarm clean-ups and alarm/historical data extractions.
Ensuring all tools and equipment are kept in good condition.
Asset management and tracking.
 

Requirements:

HND in electrical, instrument/control. mechanical engineering or equivalent desirable.
Professional electrical or mechanical certification (National Craft Certificate (NCC), Registered Electrical/Mechanical Contractor (REC), or national equivalent).
At least 3-yrs post qualification experience
Experience in troubleshooting/repair of low & medium voltage electrical systems.
Experience in troubleshooting/repair of mechanical/HVAC systems.
Knowledge and ability to apply safe electrical practices according to guidelines/regulations set by relevant national electrical safety supervisory bodies.
IT literate, MS Office (Word/Excel etc).
Experience of maintaining Pumps, HVAC Systems, Compressors, Boilers, steam systems and ancillary services, (DHW skids), Chillers, Cooling Towers, Clean steam Boilers, Purified Water Systems, CIP systems, Low/Medium voltage Electrical Systems, UPS, Generators and other associated systems.
Significant knowledge of and experience of working to international HSE standards.
Previous experience managing a small team.
Experience of operating in a customer facing role and dealing with technical problems in challenging situations.
Experience of electrical power monitoring systems in data centres or similar environments.
Aptitude for trouble-shooting and problem-solving complex issues through Root Cause Analysis (RCA).
Detailed understanding of Change Management processes and procedures.
Ability to follow procedures system documentation and track issues through appropriate entries into a Service Desk Ticketing system.
Knowledge of BMS systems.
Good understanding of PPM/CAFM systems.
Management and working within a documented Permit to Work (PtW) system.
Ability to understand OEMs and other technical documentation.