Facility Manager - Senior job at Q-Sourcing

Background

ment and enforce strict adherence to electrical redundancy models, specifically N, N+1, and 2N architectures, ensuring zero unplanned downtime.

Responsibilities

Capacity Management: Lead long-term electrical load balancing and comprehensive capacity planning initiatives to support continuous business growth and hardware deployment.

Vendor Management: Coordinate and supervise vendor-led maintenance, ensuring all preventive maintenance (PM) scheduling is executed precisely and documented according to compliance standards.

Cooling and Environmental Optimization

HVAC Expertise: Provide expert-level oversight for all facility HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning) systems.

Complex Cooling: Manage and optimize the performance of specialized cooling hardware, including CRAC/CRAH units, chilled water systems, and high-efficiency in-row cooling solutions.

Thermal Efficiency: Direct the implementation and auditing of hot/cold aisle containment best practices to maximize thermal efficiency and reduce overall operational expenditure

Environmental Monitoring: Establish protocols for, and ensure continuous, precise monitoring of, all critical environmental parameters, including temperature, humidity, and airflow.

Facility Infrastructure and Standards

Space & Inventory: Govern rack space allocation and the overall physical layout. Define and maintain superior standards for cable management within the data hall.

Design Management: Oversee the integrity of physical infrastructure, including raised floor design and overhead cabling pathways.

DCIM Leadership: Serve as the primary administrator for Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) tools, utilizing them for advanced analytics, predictive maintenance, and capacity forecasting.

Sensor Systems: Manage and respond to data from critical environmental sensors (temperature, humidity, water leakage, smoke) to ensure immediate and effective incident response.

Requirements

Minimum of 5 years of proven experience managing critical facility infrastructure, ideally in a large-scale data center environment.

Deep, technical knowledge of high-voltage power systems, cooling mechanics, and facility redundancy principles.

Demonstrated ability to manage projects, lead vendor relationships, and mentor junior technical staff.

Exceptional troubleshooting and root cause analysis skills in a high-stress, high-availability environment.

Excellent documentation and technical communication skills.

• Lead long-term electrical load balancing and comprehensive capacity planning initiatives to support continuous business growth and hardware deployment
• Coordinate and supervise vendor-led maintenance, ensuring all preventive maintenance (PM) scheduling is executed precisely and documented according to compliance standards
• Provide expert-level oversight for all facility HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning) systems
• Manage and optimize the performance of specialized cooling hardware, including CRAC/CRAH units, chilled water systems, and high-efficiency in-row cooling solutions
• Direct the implementation and auditing of hot/cold aisle containment best practices to maximize thermal efficiency and reduce overall operational expenditure
• Establish protocols for, and ensure continuous, precise monitoring of, all critical environmental parameters, including temperature, humidity, and airflow
• Govern rack space allocation and the overall physical layout
• Define and maintain superior standards for cable management within the data hall
• Oversee the integrity of physical infrastructure, including raised floor design and overhead cabling pathways
• Serve as the primary administrator for Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) tools, utilizing them for advanced analytics, predictive maintenance, and capacity forecasting
• Manage and respond to data from critical environmental sensors (temperature, humidity, water leakage, smoke) to ensure immediate and effective incident response

• Deep, technical knowledge of high-voltage power systems, cooling mechanics, and facility redundancy principles
• Exceptional troubleshooting and root cause analysis skills in a high-stress, high-availability environment
• Excellent documentation and technical communication skills
• Demonstrated ability to manage projects, lead vendor relationships, and mentor junior technical staff

• Minimum of 5 years of proven experience managing critical facility infrastructure, ideally in a large-scale data center environment