Power Commissioning Tech – UPS & STS (Tier 1 DCs)

Vertiv; Sydney; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company vehicle

Mobile phone provided

Regular training & career progression

Specialist tools

Job summary

Vertiv Australia seeks a Commissioning Technician - Power to lead end-to-end commissioning of UPS and STS units for large-scale, mission-critical environments, including Tier 1 Data Centres.

You will travel to sites, perform L2-L4 commissioning activities, and collaborate with project and service teams. A state electrical licence and trade certificate are required, with a track record in the critical power sector.

Qualifications

• Must hold an unrestricted electrical licence valid in the state.
• Electrical trade certificate or equivalent qualification.
• Experience with critical power systems and data centres preferred.
• Strong understanding of safety protocols and site practices.
• Proven ability to manage commissioning timelines on large sites.

Responsibilities

• Own the full commissioning cycle for UPS & STS units from start to finish.
• Record hours daily using digital time sheets and generate reports.
• Prepare and submit commissioning/service reports within set timeframes.
• Communicate project progress and site issues to PM and Service Ops.
• Travel to multiple sites, including remote locations, with valid licence.
• Support maintenance and time & material works as needed.

Skills

Electrical systems

Safety compliance

Networking basics

Data centre awareness

Education

State-based Unrestricted Electrical Licence

Electrical Trade Certificate

Formal Electronics Qualification

Technical knowledge in data centres/telecom

Critical Power industry experience

Job description

Vertiv Australia seeks a Commissioning Technician - Power to lead end-to-end commissioning of UPS and STS units for large-scale, mission-critical environments, including Tier 1 Data Centres.

You will travel to sites, perform L2-L4 commissioning activities, and collaborate with project and service teams. A state electrical licence and trade certificate are required, with a track record in the critical power sector.