Data Center Mechanical Engineer

Location - Eastern, Central & Western Region, KSA The Mechanical Engineer performs daily ongoing monitoring (BMS) and planned maintenance activities for all electrical and mechanical infrastructure equipment that comprise the data center environment. Oversee that WOs generated from CAFM are performed on time. Reporting to : Data Center Facility Manager Department :

Operations Key Responsibilities :

Responsible for adhering to and implementing all facility guidelines and procedures related to his / her work. Responsible for developing all MOPs for all (minor) preventive maintenance activities according to vendors / OEM Operation Manuals. Responsible for following SOPs and EOPs during preventive and corrective maintenance. Responsible for executing and filling work orders, verifying minor maintenance tasks performed by on-site technicians, and witnessing major maintenance tasks performed by Vendors. Responsible for verifying isolation, shutdown, start-up, emergency shutdown, and restoration procedures of all data center facility infrastructure equipment whenever needed. Responsible for performing daily walk rounds, monitoring the Building Management System (BMS), and clearing all critical and minor alarms on the equipment control panel and BMS workstation. Responsible for conducting periodic testing on engine generators without load and without utility. Responsible for switching and managing rotating equipment and maintaining redundancy. Responsible for responding to unplanned events and emergency scenarios and sustaining data center operations. Responsible for escalating emergency failures and alarms to Facility Maintenance Supervisor and Vendors. Responsible for maintaining tools calibrated and in good condition. Responsible for managing spare parts and consumables inventories on site and keeping them up to date. Report any required changes to the executed procedures in the work order once completed. Advise on any enhancements to the current SOPs, EOPs, and MOPs through a formal change request. Responsible for executing any required change to the facility (set point, redundancy rotation, labeling, etc.) Skills Required :

Ability to address any issues or incidents that arise in the data center, day or night. Ability to respond to emergency scenarios and to report problems accurately to Vendors and Facility Maintenance Supervisor. Ability to diagnose the root cause of equipment failures. Adaptable, ability to handle multiple tasks at the same time. Ability to provide direction to electrical and mechanical technicians. Ability to work a rotational on-call shift. Ability to work under pressure, adaptable, ability to multi-task. Strong verbal and written communication skills. Qualifications :

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. A very good understanding of electrical and mechanical systems in use in the data center, including transformers, generators, switchgear, UPS, PDU, chillers, Computer Room Air Handlers (CRAH), FCUs, chilled water pumps, fuel systems, etc. Knowledge of engineering design calculations, principles, codes, and standards for both mechanical and electrical disciplines. Very familiar with Health & Safety guidelines and procedures, especially for operating electrical or energized equipment. Demonstrate proficiency in the Microsoft Office environment, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. Experience :

Requires a minimum of 5 years of relevant work experience in a Data Center. Have experience in MEP equipment specifications, performance requirements, operating conditions, redlines, site configurations, startup / shutdown, LOTO and isolation. Have experience in BMS monitoring and alarm management.

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