EMEA Reliability Engineer

Your role Reporting to the Senior Manager of Reliability the EMEA Reliability Engineer will provide support to country operational teams in the management and operation of their Mechanical and Electrical infrastructures, with a focus on incident and problem identification and resolution. Problems come in many forms, including technical, condition, efficiency, process, vendor and maintainer aspects, and end of life factors. This role will provide a range of support which may include technical difficulties, working with vendors to overcome intrinsic issues, working with site operations teams to improve usage and efficiency aspects, and identifying any areas for improvement. These may include site specific improvements, region wide improvement programmes, and oversight and reporting throughout. The EMEA Reliability Engineer plays a key role during incident and follow‐up, including taking part in incident calls, root cause analysis exercises, and supporting sites throughout resolution of problem tasks. This role may play a consultative role in the review of high-risk changes and incident reports. This role will require some travel. What you'll do General Duties To assist the EMEA Reliability Manager and Technical Operations team in defining and implementing the Incident and Problem Management policy, process, and procedure, working with sites to ensure adoption, improving and optimising where appropriate, and owning specific problems and problem tasks as required. Technology Developments Keep up to date with data centre developments in terms of new technology in close co‐operation with our suppliers, maintenance providers & design teams. Share and present new initiatives to site operations teams and contribute to new data centre and extension projects as required. Take part in global improvement initiatives as required. Reporting Schedule regular face‐to‐face meetings with all countries to discuss operational performance of Mechanical and Electrical infrastructure, address any maintenance‐related issues and concerns, and other relevant topics. After these meetings, provide a regular update to the Reliability Manager and the Director of Technical Operations on any concerns relating to plant condition and operational activities. Reactive Skills When directed by the Reliability Manager or the Director of Technical Operations, carry out project management duties such as initial planning, costing, procurement, subcontractor selection, supervision, and management. Technical Operations Team Working Work collaboratively with the management and colleagues in Technical Operations across EMEA to ensure that data, information, issues, plans, initiatives and targets are visible and achieved in a team approach. Represent Technical Operations to the Technical Operations Communities, others within EMEA, and global colleagues as required to build the respect, trust and credibility of the organisation. What you'll need Educated in a relevant subject to level 5 in the European Qualifications Framework (UK HNC). Accreditation with a relevant industry organisation. Chartered Engineer status desirable. Proficient in written and verbal English. Proven experience working in a mission‐critical Electrical environment within a large data centre, IT, Telecoms, or suitably similar organisation. Additional experience working with mission‐critical Mechanical and Cooling equipment and environment. Understands operational and maintenance governance principles in Electrical engineering to the level of subject matter expert. Can demonstrate leadership of a technical management function. Working knowledge of Plan Do Check Act (Deming cycle) highly desirable. Experience taking part in and conducting root cause analyses, including awareness of the relevant frameworks. Experience working with computerised maintenance management systems. Experience required in management of external resources. Can prepare and present relevant information to all types of audiences in audio, video, and stand‐up settings. Ability to travel. #J-18808-Ljbffr