Facility Engineering Technician II

Core Responsibilities: Conduct scheduled facility rounds and record operating conditions, equipment status, alarms, readings, abnormalities, and required follow-up actions. Monitor BMS, EPMS, DCIM, and other facility-monitoring platforms; investigate routine and moderately complex abnormal conditions and escalate issues in accordance with incident procedures. Operate and maintain assigned electrical, mechanical, cooling, fire/life-safety, building-automation, and facility-support systems in accordance with approved procedures and qualifications. Perform preventive and corrective maintenance, inspections, equipment testing, minor repairs, and post-maintenance verification while protecting customer operations and system redundancy. Respond to incidents, alarms, emergency events, equipment failures, and loss-of-redundancy conditions; perform initial troubleshooting, stabilize conditions when authorized, and promptly escalate as required. Execute approved MOPs, SOPs, EOPs, switching procedures, maintenance scripts, and other controlled operational documents; provide feedback for document updates. Maintain working knowledge of assigned facility systems and serve as the day-to-day point of contact for equipment records, procedures, spare parts, maintenance history, and open issues. Identify equipment deficiencies, capacity constraints, procedural gaps, and operational risks; communicate findings and recommended follow-up to the appropriate technical leader. Coordinate routine vendor and contractor activities under the direction of a manager or senior technician, including site access, job-safety documentation, work execution, testing, punch-list items, and closeout documentation. Manage assigned work requests and maintenance activities through the company CMMS or service-management platform, driving work to timely resolution. Maintain accurate equipment records, asset data, configuration items in SNOW, maintenance history, operating logs, one-line diagrams, sequences of operation, as-built documentation, and site operating procedures. Support facility capacity planning, energy-efficiency initiatives, infrastructure optimization, and readiness for customer deployments by collecting field data and reporting conditions. Support construction, commissioning, integrated systems testing, equipment acceptance, punch-list completion, and operational turnover for new or modified facilities. Assist with onboarding and practical training for Technician I employees on equipment operation, emergency procedures, safe work practices, and technical procedures. Participate in shift coverage, nights, weekends, holidays, on-call rotations, emergency response, and travel to other LightEdge sites as assigned. Safety, Compliance, and Work Control: Perform all work in accordance with LightEdge safety policies, OSHA requirements, NFPA 70E practices, lockout/tagout procedures, PPE requirements, approved work permits, equipment-specific procedures, and applicable building, fire, environmental, and electrical codes. Identify and report unsafe conditions, procedural gaps, equipment hazards, and compliance risks. Follow approved work-control, change-management, risk-assessment, and peer-review processes before performing work that could affect critical operations. Support audits, inspections, emergency exercises, safety training, and corrective actions.

Minimum Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent. Three or more years of experience in data-center operations, critical facilities, industrial facilities, commercial building operations, hospitals, utilities, military facilities, skilled trades, or another mission-critical environment; equivalent technical education or military training may be considered. Demonstrated experience operating, inspecting, maintaining, or troubleshooting electrical, mechanical, HVAC, controls, or life-safety systems. Ability to work independently on routine and moderately complex tasks while recognizing when to seek assistance or escalate risk. Ability to read and apply electrical one-lines, mechanical drawings, control diagrams, equipment manuals, and sequences of operation with appropriate guidance. Ability to work assigned shifts, weekends, holidays, on-call rotations, and emergency events as required by site operations. Ability to use CMMS, BMS, EPMS, DCIM, or similar operational systems and maintain accurate technical records.