PULSANT GROUP HOLDINGS LIMITED
Electrical and Mechanical Engineer

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On Site Role
On site role based at Pulsant's Fareham data centre predominantly, with occasional travel to Pulsant's other DCs in the Southern region.
12-hour shifts, 4 on 4 off. Days (6am 6pm) and nights (6pm-6am).
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About Pulsant
Pulsant is a leading UK data centre and digital infrastructure platform which provides highly interconnected colocation and private Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) capabilities nationwide. Our dedicated team of around 300 professionals (with an average tenure of 7 years), support around 700 clients across the UK.
In this varied role, you'll provide first-fix support on M&E and minor fabric repairs, oversee and coordinate contractors, and ensure all Health & Safety requirements are met to the highest standard. You'll deliver small project works both independently and as part of a team, while also offering technical guidance and supervision on larger tasks. With the ability to contribute to reports and audits for the management team, you'll play a key part in keeping our operation running smoothly, safely, and efficiently.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver responsive, high-quality support to internal and external clients, consistently exceeding expectations
- Maintain accurate records, complete reports, and ensure timely updates across all systems
- Uphold strict health and safety, security, and compliance standards across the site and facilities
- Follow Pulsant processes, including incident escalation and access control procedures
- Monitor systems, environment, and M+E infrastructure
- Manage tickets efficiently, logging issues and providing timely, professional responses
- Support day-to-day site operations, ensuring security, integrity, and smooth functionality
- Perform preventative maintenance (PPM) and ensure facility upkeep and reliability
- Manage stock, assets, and critical spares within the data centre
- Escort and assist third-party vendors and engineers on site
- Contribute to infrastructure rollouts, migrations, decommissions, and refresh projects
- Capture and maintain accurate asset data, including photos and serial numbers for auditing and troubleshooting
- Involvement with testing and handover, and knowledge and understanding of any new M+E infrastructure installed monitoring the facility.
- Responsible for undertaking the duties of an LV Authorised person on site, including planning, documentation and implementation with a strict adherence to safety protocols.
- This role requires the willingness of providing holiday cover and overtime support within the team and occasionally other sites within the region.
- As part of this role, you will be required to handle confidential information and/or sensitive data in a professional manner and in line with existing Company processes and policies.
- Provide on-site remote hands/smart hands support for remote IT teams during incidents and requests including performing basic troubleshooting, equipment reboots, and component replacements (where authorised)
- Carry out physical IT tasks including cable management, hardware installs/moves, and connectivity checks
- Support cross-connects, console access, and power verification activities
- Assist with rack installation, cabling, and hardware deployment to optimise performance
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- Multi-skilled Maintenance Engineer, with experience working within a critical, industrial or commercial environment.
- Completed electrical apprenticeship or similar - ideally with 18th edition wiring regulations.
- Basic IT skills, Word and Excel.
- Experience in some of the following would be very beneficial - L.V. switching, HVAC Systems, UPS Circuitry, Generators, BMS Systems, Fire Preventative Systems.
- Currently hold or able to obtain (eligible for) SC Clearance. For further info on this refer to our FAQ document on SC Clearance under the Documents section.
Pulsant Offers
- A supportive work environment with a focus on career growth, development, work life balance and well-being.
- A friendly, family-like atmosphere where almost half of the team have been with Pulsant for 5+ years
- Benefits include 5% pension, private healthcare, cycle to work scheme, Electric vehicle scheme, free breakfast and snacks, monthly pizza lunch, Udemy license and more.
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