BMS/DCIM Operator

The Data Center Facilities BMS DCIM Operator is responsible to supervise and control the operation of the building management system BMS Data Center infrastructure Management DCIM System and monitor all Electrical ELV and fire life safety equipment HVAC plant activities of the Data center building services within the data center is operating at peak efficiency Maintaining and monitoring the level of temperature in equipment s and trouble notifying against the DCIM alarms The Operator serves as an expert technical resource reporting and interacting with onsite Engineers and any third-party vendors Data center equipment that supports mission-critical servers must maintain better than 99 999 uptime strong Responsibilities strong Operates and maintains Building Management System BMS for proper function and monitors the DCIM against approved benchmarks to include HVAC Lighting Fire Suppression Generator Plumbing and ElectricalCarry out routine checks for correct operation of all control equipment as directed by Facility EngineerMonitor the operation of the HVAC control systems using the BMS DCIM to monitor performance Adjust variables and provide adjustment as required to ensure systems are operating correctly within parametersMonitor and record values of HVAC systems to build up a database of records to provide data for energy efficiency improvement Communicate all maintenance and repair actions in writing for information to management as required Should follow the Protocols if any unexpected technical difficulties and other problems that may arise at any time Monitors and verifies operation of all BMS DCIM field devices Adjusts BMS settings and parameters to meet changing conditions i e Load Environmental Customer needs etc Records maintenance data and generates reports as needed Maintains job card documentation for all Alarms or changes to systems and or equipment Monitors of fire detection alarm system such as smoke detector heat detector sprinkler and emergency exit in coordination with Safety Function Monitors of Water tank supply level alarm air handling unit fresh air handling unit Monitors and controls the Fire pump system motors sewage pump electrical system water system in the Data Center building Performs miscellaneous tasks as assigned by his Facility EngineerDaily checking healthiness of all facilities equipment s and keeping daily logs and records of all maintenance functions Create the Job cards in CAFM FSI Mobile App as per Site requirements and close the Job cards which Engineer assigns Responding promptly and efficiently to emergencies calls Review and understand equipment and methods of operation Electrical systems ELV system fire life safety and other systems Comply with all safety procedures and requirementsSupport any afterhours building needs and activities as requiredAttend training sessions and seminars Qualifications:2-3 year BMS/DCIM Operator Experience in Data Center Maintenance/Operations.5+ year Total Experience in BMS/DCIM.Skills required:Working knowledge of Electrical & ELV systems including secondary distribution, HVAC System interior systemsAbility to read CAD Drawings, single-line diagrams, and rough shop drawingsPossess strong knowledge in multiple skilled trades (electrical, HVAC, plumbing, etc)Requires ability to analyze the operation of various infrastructure systems, determine the cause of problems/malfunctions, and take corrective actions as requiredTrained and experienced in BMS/DCIM operation.Vigilant with attention for detail.Excellent computer operation skills.Ability to deal with emergency situations in a calm manner. Integrity, commitment and courteous.Following instructions & Procedures.'Personal SkillsGood English Communication knowledge is required.Good Working Knowledge of PC systems, and CAFM Mobile AppsPersistent and self-motivated.Excellent organizational skills and initiative to learn and take on new responsibilities.Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with minimal supervision.Good problem-solving skills and ability to meet demanding time constraints.Self-motivated and independent.Excels with ambiguous situations as a chance to show leadershipStrong team player with the ability to influence/develop/maintain relationships with internal/external contacts.Articulate, friendly, and diplomatic with the ability to negotiate.

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