BAS Controls Mission Critical Service Technician
HTS Engineering
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- Pay
- $30 to $65
- an hour
- Location
- Houston, TX
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Contractor, Temporary
- Posted
- Oct 4
- 16 days ago
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About the company
HTS Engineering
Construction · 1,001 to 5,000 employees
What you'll do
- Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on data center controls and automation systems, including but not limited to:
- BAS/BMS controllers and field panels.
- EPMS and power-monitoring interface points.
- DCIM-adjacent monitoring and integration points.
- Control panels, relays, terminal blocks, low-voltage wiring, and communication modules.
- Temperature, humidity, differential pressure, static pressure, airflow, leak detection, and equipment status sensors.
- Dampers, actuators, valves, VFD control interfaces, and controlled devices.
- CRAH/CRAC, AHU/RTU, fan wall, chilled water, pump, cooling tower, adiabatic, and liquid-cooling control interfaces.
- UPS, generator, ATS/STS, switchgear, PDU, RPP, and electrical monitoring points where applicable.
- Alarm points, trend logs, graphics, setpoints, schedules, and sequence-of-operation logic.
- Execute work through the approved field management system using approved. MOPs, SOPs, EOPs, and change-management processes.
- Maintain awareness of redundancy, upstream/downstream impacts, stacked risk, and potential consequences of controls changes.
- Support alarm response, degraded performance investigations, sensor failures, communication loss, control-loop instability, and emergency service calls per SLA.
- Perform point-to-point verification, sensor validation, command/feedback checks, trend review, and controls readiness inspections.
- Support startup, functional testing, integrated systems testing, and turnover activities as assigned.
- Document work performed, readings, screenshots, trends, deficiencies, alarms, corrective actions, and system conditions accurately.
- Follow strict safety protocols, including LOTO, PPE, low-voltage electrical safety, site access rules, tool control, and live-site restrictions.
- Participate in scheduled maintenance windows, on-call rotations, after-hours response, and outage-support activities.
- Complete required company, data center, controls, OEM, and mission-critical training through Upchurch University LMS DC|MC program, third-party partners, and OEM programs.
What you need
- Follow strict safety protocols, including LOTO, PPE, and low-voltage electrical safety
- Follow site access rules, tool control, and live-site restrictions
- Complete required company, data center, controls, OEM, and mission-critical training
- Participate in scheduled maintenance windows, on-call rotations, after-hours response, and outage support
Key skills
BAS/BMS controllersEPMSDCIMlow-voltage wiringcommunication modulesVFD control interfacessequence-of-operation logicpoint-to-point verificationsensor validationtrend reviewfunctional testingLOTOPPE
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Key Responsibilities
Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on data center controls and automation systems, including but not limited to:
BAS/BMS controllers and field panels.
EPMS and power-monitoring interface points.
DCIM-adjacent monitoring and integration points.
Control panels, relays, terminal blocks, low-voltage wiring, and communication modules.
Temperature, humidity, differential pressure, static pressure, airflow, leak detection, and equipment status sensors.
Dampers, actuators, valves, VFD control interfaces, and controlled devices.
CRAH/CRAC, AHU/RTU, fan wall, chilled water, pump, cooling tower, adiabatic, and liquid-cooling control interfaces.
UPS, generator, ATS/STS, switchgear, PDU, RPP, and electrical monitoring points where applicable.
Alarm points, trend logs, graphics, setpoints, schedules, and sequence-of-operation logic.
Execute work through the approved field management system using approved. MOPs, SOPs, EOPs, and change-management processes.
Maintain awareness of redundancy, upstream/downstream impacts, stacked risk, and potential consequences of controls changes.
Support alarm response, degraded performance investigations, sensor failures, communication loss, control-loop instability, and emergency service calls per SLA.
Perform point-to-point verification, sensor validation, command/feedback checks, trend review, and controls readiness inspections.
Support startup, functional testing, integrated systems testing, and turnover activities as assigned.
Document work performed, readings, screenshots, trends, deficiencies, alarms, corrective actions, and system conditions accurately.
Follow strict safety protocols, including LOTO, PPE, low-voltage electrical safety, site access rules, tool control, and live-site restrictions.
Participate in scheduled maintenance windows, on-call rotations, after-hours response, and outage-support activities.
Complete required company, data center, controls, OEM, and mission-critical training through Upchurch University LMS DC|MC program, third-party partners, and OEM programs.