Technical Manager

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Job Title: Technical Manager – Data Centre

Location: Canary Wharf

Overview:
We are recruiting a Technical Manager on behalf of a leading provider of integrated facilities and real estate management services. This role is part of their expanding Data Centre Solutions division and is based on a key client site in Docklands. This is a critical, site-based position for a professional with a background in critical environments and management experience.

Qualifications and Experience:

  • Degree in Electrical Engineering with 3+ years of industry experience, or 10+ years as an Electrician or Electrical Technician in a critical environment with supervisory experience.

  • Preferred experience in data centres, hospitals, pharmaceutical production, or power plants.

  • Strong team player with excellent communication and leadership skills.

  • Expertise in electrical and mechanical systems, including UPS systems, generators, switchgear, and HVAC equipment.

  • Experience with automatic control systems (PLC, BMS) and medium voltage systems.

  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, and proficiency in Microsoft Office.

  • Ability to compile reports and monitor operational metrics.

  • Flexibility to work outside normal hours to address critical issues.

    Key Responsibilities:

  • Supervise the operation, maintenance, and repair of critical environment systems to ensure 100% uptime.

  • Adhere to all health, safety, quality, and environmental policies.

  • Plan and coordinate PPMs, repairs, training, and engineering activities across the team.

  • Ensure all subcontractors comply with site health, safety, and operating procedures.

  • Serve as a point of contact for engineering teams, ensuring timely responses to alarms and system alerts.

  • Oversee the completion of scheduled PMs, logging all activities in the CMMS system.

  • Provide daily handover reports and attend weekly planning meetings.

  • Develop and update site-specific procedures, including EOPs, SOPs, and MOPs.

  • Deliver toolbox talks and drills regularly.

  • Manage team appraisals and technical staff development.

  • Maintain a clean and organized workspace.

  • Drive team performance to meet KPI targets and address health and safety breaches as needed.

    Core Competencies:

  • Strong leadership and supervisory skills.

  • Proficiency in managing critical environment systems.

  • Effective problem-solving and decision-making abilities.

  • Strong organizational and time-management skills

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