Advanced Data Center Technician

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Pearce is a leading technology-enabled provider of asset management solutions for mission-critical electromechanical infrastructure throughout North America. Pearce provides technical maintenance, repair, operations, and engineering services for uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, backup power generators, battery energy storage systems (BESS), critical cooling systems, and other electrical and mechanical infrastructure across end markets such as renewable energy, telecom, and data centers. Founded in 1998, Pearce has more than 4,000 employees and 28 locations across the U.S. Pearce is a wholly owned subsidiary of CBRE Group, Inc., the world’s largest commercial real estate services and investment firm. To learn more about Pearce visit http://www.pearce-services.com.
Your Impact
This is a nationwide field role requiring up to 100% travel across the United States.
The Data Center Technician supports the safe, high-quality installation, service, preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, and troubleshooting of electrical and mechanical infrastructure in mission-critical data center environments. The role performs hands-on field work that generally falls between entry-level electrical helper duties and advanced electrical apprentice work. Assignments may include installing pathways, supports, enclosures, cabinets, cable, and grounding components, as well as inspecting equipment, responding to service requests, supporting planned maintenance, and assisting with fault isolation and restoration under the direction and supervision required by the project, customer, and applicable licensing rules.
Core Responsibilities:
Travel to customer sites and support installation, construction, and maintenance activities in active data centers, electrical rooms, data halls, and controlled construction areas.
Interpret and follow construction plans, one-line diagrams, floor plans, equipment layouts, cable schedules, specifications, method-of-procedure documents, and manufacturer instructions.
Receive, inventory, stage, transport, and protect materials; measure, cut, assemble, and install strut channel, threaded rod, trapeze supports, brackets, conduit, cable tray, junction boxes, cabinets, panels, raceways, and equipment supports.
Install, route, dress, secure, label, and terminate power, control, copper, and fiber cabling within assigned qualifications, training, and authorization.
Perform equipment mounting, mechanical assembly, torque verification, basic testing, functional checks, preventive maintenance, minor adjustments, and component replacement as trained and authorized.
Support service operations by coordinating with Regional Operations Managers (ROMs), site managers, facility authorities, and customers; review and prioritize work orders, alarms, alerts, and maintenance requests, using BMS, EPMS, and DCIM information for initial troubleshooting and escalation.
Maintain accurate project and service documentation, including material inventories, redlines, production reports, test records, inspection results, photographs, and punch lists; follow site safety, access control, lockout/tagout, housekeeping, and change-control requirements.
Demonstrate relevant experience in commercial or industrial electrical construction, data centers, structured cabling, telecommunications, or mission-critical facilities, with familiarity in electrical systems, cable management, grounding, bonding, and equipment installation.
Maintain applicable safety training, licenses, and trade credentials, including OSHA 30 (preferred Level III/crew leads), NFPA 70E, lockout/tagout, and project-required equipment certifications. Electrical apprenticeship, NCCER, BICSI, FOA, manufacturer certifications, and experience with UPS, switchgear, generators, busway, cooling systems, and DC power are preferred based on assigned level and scope.

Skills
Documentation