Trades we source
Critical facilities technicians.
Once a facility is live, the work changes from building to keeping it running. Operators need technicians who respect change control, follow procedures, and have worked inside live critical environments.
Typical scope
What this role usually covers on mission-critical projects.
- Rounds and monitoring of electrical and mechanical systems
- UPS, generator and ATS maintenance coordination
- Cooling plant operations
- Responding to BMS alarms and escalations
- Method-of-procedure and change-control work
What we screen for
The questions we ask before anyone reaches your shortlist.
- Live data-center or critical-environment operations experience
- Electrical versus mechanical strength
- Shift patterns they will work (rotating, nights, 12-hour)
- Familiarity with MOPs, SOPs and change control
- Background-check and site-badging readiness
Credentials
Commonly requested.
Requirements vary by project, owner and jurisdiction. Tell us yours in the request and we screen for exactly that. Anything a candidate reports stays labelled self-reported until we verify it against a document or an authoritative source.
- NFPA 70E training
- EPA Section 608 for mechanical roles
- Industry critical-facilities certifications
Need critical facilities technicians now?
Tell us the headcount, location and start date. A person reviews every request.