Data Centre Technician:
Work-life balance prospect
Permanent position
Well Established Company
Recession proof job
The Company:
Is Australia's leading provider of specialised technical building services for complex, mission-critical facilities. Based on-site at a critical data centre, you will join a small team responsible for daily operations.
The position requirements include but are not limited to:
Monitor critical equipment and instrumentation to ensure correct operation, calibration, and reliability.
Perform regular maintenance on electrical, HVAC, and backup service systems.
Supervise and coordinate third-party contractors while completing required reports and documentation.
Participate in flexible rostering arrangements, including shift work as required.
To be considered for this role you should ideally possess:
Strong technical background in mechanical or electrical disciplines, with hands-on experience in complex systems and infrastructure.
Exposure to critical environments such as military, mining, or petrochemical sites, including work with mission-critical operations.
Experience with critical power and infrastructure equipment including generators, UPS systems, cooling towers, and associated building services.
Process-oriented mindset with a solid all-round understanding of building services and operational procedures.
Strong communication skills combined with a adaptable, adaptable approach and the ability to perform effectively under pressure
On Offer:
Rotating day / night shift roster ( 2x 12 hour days followed by 2x 12 hour nights then 4 days off )
Market-market-competitive salary up to $165K depending on experience + Super
We request that candidates have full Australian working rights.
The position is subject to a Police Check and a medical assessment, including drug and alcohol screening.
📌 Data Centre Technician Melbourne
🏢 Australia Wide Engineering Recruitment
📍 Melbourne
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