Commissioning Technician - Power, VIC

Position Summary/Objectives of Incumbent:

The Power Customer Engineer (Technician) – Commissioning is a critical technical role within the Global Service – APAC ANZ division, you will be responsible for the end-to-end commissioning of Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) and Static Transfer Switch (STS) units. This role is at the forefront of delivering high-quality commissioning services across large-scale, mission-critical environments, including Tier 1 Data Centres.

Key Responsibilities

Planning & Reporting:

• Time Sheets - Digital reporting tool to be used to accurately record hours worked each day. 
• Commissioning/Service Reports - to be completed within set timeframes
• Proactively communicate project progress and any site issues to the Project Manager & Service Operations Manager.

Operational Delivery:

• Own the commissioning process from start to finish - You'll lead the full commissioning cycle across Vertiv's complete range of UPS & STS units, delivering critical infrastructure that keeps the world's most important facilities running.
• Work on landmark projects - Carry out L2, L3, and L4 commissioning tasks alongside experienced Vertiv Project & Commissioning Managers. If you've previously worked on Tier 1 Data Centre sites, you'll feel right at home here.
• Broaden your expertise - This isn't a one-dimensional role. You'll also support the Service Team with maintenance and time & material works, giving you exposure across the full asset lifecycle.
• Be the face of Vertiv - Build trusted relationships with our customers through professional, solutions-focused interactions. Your feedback helps shape how we deliver for our clients.
• Never stop growing - Access ongoing training across multiple Vertiv technologies, keeping your skills sharp and your career moving forward.
• Enjoy the perks - A fully maintained company vehicle and the support you need to represent Vertiv at the highest standard, every day.

Daily Work Duties and expectations:

• Travel to various sites, including remote locations, requiring a valid Driver's Licence.
• Undertake overnight or extended travel as project demands require.
• Safely navigate and work within confined, tight, and restricted spaces.
• Working on and around Energised Electrical equipment, adhering strictly to safety protocols.
• Undertake manual handling tasks, including lifting, carrying, and relocating equipment and components in accordance with WHS guidelines.

WHS, Environment & Quality:

• Comply with all Work, Health & Safety, Environment and Quality obligations
• Actively champion a safety-first culture on all sites, leading by example and encouraging safe behaviours among colleagues and contractors.
• Identify, report, and mitigate workplace hazards promptly and effectively.

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