ECS Limited
Data Center Hardware Technician II
ECS Limited, Pocatello, Idaho, United States, 83204
ECS is seeking a
Data Center Hardware Technician II
to work in our
POCATELLO, ID
office.
Please Note:
This position is contingent upon [additional funding].
Responsible for the installation of various types of Information Technology (IT) hardware devices and cabling in a data center environment. This position requires the intermediate knowledge of data center hardware and systems to include the ability to interpret the manufacturer's guides for installation into data center racks, the understanding of space,
power, and cooling requirements, as well as mounting hardware specifications.
Requirements and duties of the Data Center Hardware Technician II
Evaluate Data Center infrastructure requirements (rack space, network, power, cabling, etc.) and coordinating necessary resources to prepare space for the installation of equipment. Coordinate necessary facilities resources such as electric and cooling for specialized equipment such as high voltage storage area networks and large servers requiring redundant power. Provision the cabling, floor cut outs, and rack rails and mounting hardware for the installation of IT devices and systems such as servers, switches, routers, power cables, fiber and copper cables, power distribution units, and keyboard, video, and mouse (KVM) components. Perform end to end installation of patch cables both fiber and copper as well as management cabling and cross connect cabling. Perform troubleshooting assistance such as rebooting, visual check of system indicator lights, and perform the replacement of suspected failed installation components (fiber, cables, connectors, iDRAC, power distribution units) in conjunction with the systems engineers to enable the system to return to an operational state. Follow labeling standards and collect, track, and update all configuration changes and inventory information in an Excel spreadsheet, SharePoint, or data center information system. Adhere to all data center safety rules and policy as well as installation standards. Shall perform other duties as required such as un-crating and unboxing large numbers of system and pallets of gear and subsequent removal of refuse to keep data center clear of all walkway hazards. Proficiency in ability to generate interpret wiring and cabling diagrams in Visio and CADD. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Project, Excel, Word, etc.). Monitors data center IT and environmental systems for failures and coordinates with vendors or repair technicians for repairs or replacements. Assist the FBI in developing, managing, sustaining, and using a tracking database and scanning gun for hardware inventory control, including IT and system equipment, warranty status, and maintenance agreement applications. Manage (i.e., stock, store, issue), control, document, sustain, and maintain expendable and non-expendable parts and tools and cable inventories of FBI and vendor equipment. Perform IT and system hardware maintenance and IT or system equipment replacement services in response to requested maintenance. Keep Data Center infrastructure and IT equipment in operating condition consistent with OEM requirements, performing corrective, adaptive, and preventative maintenance tasks as needed and/or scheduled. Possess the ability to perform copper and fiber communications cable installations and terminations as well as utilize test equipment to certify the terminations are to manufacturer standards. Provide timely problem resolution. The Contractor shall continually transition knowledge to the Government staff through training and assistance on how to use the technology using industry best practices. Author step by step solutions for Tiers 1 and Tiers 2 for frequently asked questions and problem resolution references. Physical Demands of the Data Center Hardware Technician II position
The nature of the Hardware Technician duties has physical demands such as pulling,
cabling, lifting, kneeling, crawling, etc. As such, the Contractor shall:
Required to lift IT equipment during installation and removal along with installing communications cabling under a raised floor structure. Able to lift to 50 pounds for short periods of time. Use cable termination equipment, test equipment, power tools (Sawzall, drill, crimping tools, etc.) for the tasks as required for the position. Use tools to include wrenches, screw drivers, and power tools. Operate manual forklifts and data center rack lifts as required for the tasks for the position. Wear safety gear (e.g., safety shoes, goggles, glasses, hearing protection) while performing tasks. Must have a current Top-Secret Clearance with the capability of obtaining SCI / CI-Poly to meet contract requirement. A minimum of three years of data center hardware and cable installation experience. Possess knowledge of National Standards as pertaining to Data Center IT infrastructure including Building Industry Consulting Service International (BICSI) Installer 2 for both Copper (INSTC) and Fiber (INSTF), TIA-606 cable labeling standard and TIA-942 requirements for Data Centers. Current industry foundational technology certification (such as CompTIA Server+, CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+, Schneider Electric DCCA, EPI CDCE), or vendor-specific technician level certification (such as Cisco Certified Technician, Dell PowerEdge Foundations), or higher required.
Data Center Hardware Technician II
to work in our
POCATELLO, ID
office.
Please Note:
This position is contingent upon [additional funding].
Responsible for the installation of various types of Information Technology (IT) hardware devices and cabling in a data center environment. This position requires the intermediate knowledge of data center hardware and systems to include the ability to interpret the manufacturer's guides for installation into data center racks, the understanding of space,
power, and cooling requirements, as well as mounting hardware specifications.
Requirements and duties of the Data Center Hardware Technician II
Evaluate Data Center infrastructure requirements (rack space, network, power, cabling, etc.) and coordinating necessary resources to prepare space for the installation of equipment. Coordinate necessary facilities resources such as electric and cooling for specialized equipment such as high voltage storage area networks and large servers requiring redundant power. Provision the cabling, floor cut outs, and rack rails and mounting hardware for the installation of IT devices and systems such as servers, switches, routers, power cables, fiber and copper cables, power distribution units, and keyboard, video, and mouse (KVM) components. Perform end to end installation of patch cables both fiber and copper as well as management cabling and cross connect cabling. Perform troubleshooting assistance such as rebooting, visual check of system indicator lights, and perform the replacement of suspected failed installation components (fiber, cables, connectors, iDRAC, power distribution units) in conjunction with the systems engineers to enable the system to return to an operational state. Follow labeling standards and collect, track, and update all configuration changes and inventory information in an Excel spreadsheet, SharePoint, or data center information system. Adhere to all data center safety rules and policy as well as installation standards. Shall perform other duties as required such as un-crating and unboxing large numbers of system and pallets of gear and subsequent removal of refuse to keep data center clear of all walkway hazards. Proficiency in ability to generate interpret wiring and cabling diagrams in Visio and CADD. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Project, Excel, Word, etc.). Monitors data center IT and environmental systems for failures and coordinates with vendors or repair technicians for repairs or replacements. Assist the FBI in developing, managing, sustaining, and using a tracking database and scanning gun for hardware inventory control, including IT and system equipment, warranty status, and maintenance agreement applications. Manage (i.e., stock, store, issue), control, document, sustain, and maintain expendable and non-expendable parts and tools and cable inventories of FBI and vendor equipment. Perform IT and system hardware maintenance and IT or system equipment replacement services in response to requested maintenance. Keep Data Center infrastructure and IT equipment in operating condition consistent with OEM requirements, performing corrective, adaptive, and preventative maintenance tasks as needed and/or scheduled. Possess the ability to perform copper and fiber communications cable installations and terminations as well as utilize test equipment to certify the terminations are to manufacturer standards. Provide timely problem resolution. The Contractor shall continually transition knowledge to the Government staff through training and assistance on how to use the technology using industry best practices. Author step by step solutions for Tiers 1 and Tiers 2 for frequently asked questions and problem resolution references. Physical Demands of the Data Center Hardware Technician II position
The nature of the Hardware Technician duties has physical demands such as pulling,
cabling, lifting, kneeling, crawling, etc. As such, the Contractor shall:
Required to lift IT equipment during installation and removal along with installing communications cabling under a raised floor structure. Able to lift to 50 pounds for short periods of time. Use cable termination equipment, test equipment, power tools (Sawzall, drill, crimping tools, etc.) for the tasks as required for the position. Use tools to include wrenches, screw drivers, and power tools. Operate manual forklifts and data center rack lifts as required for the tasks for the position. Wear safety gear (e.g., safety shoes, goggles, glasses, hearing protection) while performing tasks. Must have a current Top-Secret Clearance with the capability of obtaining SCI / CI-Poly to meet contract requirement. A minimum of three years of data center hardware and cable installation experience. Possess knowledge of National Standards as pertaining to Data Center IT infrastructure including Building Industry Consulting Service International (BICSI) Installer 2 for both Copper (INSTC) and Fiber (INSTF), TIA-606 cable labeling standard and TIA-942 requirements for Data Centers. Current industry foundational technology certification (such as CompTIA Server+, CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+, Schneider Electric DCCA, EPI CDCE), or vendor-specific technician level certification (such as Cisco Certified Technician, Dell PowerEdge Foundations), or higher required.