E&M Shelter Technician (Eelectro-Mechanic)

The E&M Shelter Technician is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and monitoring of all electro-mechanical systems within telecom shelter environments, including air conditioning/cooling units, power distribution systems, fire suppression, lighting, and structural shelter integrity.

This role ensures that shelter environments remain operational and within defined environmental parameters to protect critical telecom equipment.

· Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on all electro-mechanical systems within telecom shelters (AC units, HVAC, ventilation, fire detection & suppression)

· Inspect and maintain power distribution units (PDUs), UPS systems, breaker panels, and cabling within shelters

· Monitor shelter environmental conditions (temperature, humidity) and take corrective action as required

· Troubleshoot and repair shelter lighting, access control systems, and door/lock mechanisms

· Conduct regular structural inspections of shelter enclosures and report defects

· Coordinate with telecom NOC/network operations teams for shelter alarms and fault escalation

· Maintain service logs, maintenance checklists, and asset records for all shelter equipment

· Ensure shelter security, cleanliness, and compliance with health and safety standards

· Support installation of new shelter equipment and integrate systems during upgrades

· Respond to emergency shelter faults 24/7 as part of an on-call rota

· Diploma or Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Electro-Mechanical Engineering

· 2–5 years of field experience in shelter maintenance, HVAC, or telecom site operations

· Knowledge of AC/HVAC systems, UPS, power distribution, and shelter monitoring systems

· Ability to read electrical schematics, mechanical drawings, and technical manuals

· Familiarity with BMS (Building Management Systems) and shelter alarm systems

· Valid driving license; ability to travel to remote sites

· Experience working in a telecom tower or data center environment

· Certification in HVAC, refrigeration, or electrical systems (e.g., EPA 608)

· Knowledge of fire safety systems (NFPA standards or equivalent)

· Experience with controlled environment vaults (CEVs) or similar enclosures

· Detail-oriented with strong preventive maintenance discipline

· Strong problem-solving skills in confined/remote work environments

· Ability to manage multiple shelter sites efficiently

· High sense of responsibility for equipment integrity and uptime

· Team player with good coordination and reporting skills