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Service Desk Engineer - Data Centre - Shift based role - 12 Hour Shifts, 4 days on/4days off - alternate night and day shifts.
We are looking for a Data Centre Service Desk Engineer to take responsibility for ensuring, during shift hours, that customers’ Incidents/Events and/or Requests are processed in accordance with industry standards and brought to a successful resolution within agreed Service Levels at both London sites. Provide a value-added service to customers.
MAIN DUTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT RESTRICTED TO:
- Receive and act on all customer Incidents/Events/Request notifications
- Incident Management – Prioritises and diagnoses, investigates incidents according to agreed procedures.
- Incident Management – Facilitates recovery, following resolution of Incidents, documents and closes resolved Incidents, Events and/or Requests via agreed procedures.
- Implementation of agreed IT Infrastructure changes and following maintenance routines
- Network Support – Uses Network Management tools where applicable to investigate and diagnose network problems, collect performance statistics, and create reports
- Customer Service - Liaise with customers regarding fault correction progress and circuit installations
- Maintain customer equipment manuals, network drawings and circuit databases accurately and efficiently.
- Install telecomms cabinets and cable installations in addition to installing and configuring customer equipment.
- Responsible for security of FM areas.
- Facilities Management – Monitor’s compliance against agreed processes and investigates, assesses, and resolves incidents of non-compliance, escalating where necessary. Carries out routine audit checks to ensure adherence to the policies and procedures.
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- Educated to Btec National Experience level (minimum) in telecoms (preferably), or IT.
- Sound knowledge of wide area networking and all associated protocols to perform sectionalisation and testing.
- Good understanding of Fibre and Copper interfaces.
- Ability to conduct fault isolation and fault finding
- Ability to complete rack installations of routers, switches, firewalls, and servers.
- Good understanding of Microsoft and Linux O/S and associated products.
- Fibre Optic Testing & Safe Working Practices
- CompTIA A+ Certificate or Similar
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