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How to become a Data Centre Technician Manager

White space and IT hardware

Manages the data hall technicians as people, and the remote-hands service customers rely on.

What the role does

Manages the white-space technicians as people, and the remote-hands service its customers rely on.

What a shift looks like

Mostly office hours, with on-call. Rosters, recruiting and reviews, service levels and customer reports, and planning for growth.

What employers call it

  • DCO Manager (hyperscale)
  • Manager, Data Center Support Services (hyperscale)
  • NW Deployment Build Manager II (hyperscale)
  • Manager Remote Hands (colocation and wholesale)
  • Data Center Manager (cloud and AI compute)
  • Manager, Data Center Operations (hyperscale)
  • Supervisor, Data Center Operations (hyperscale)
  • Manager, Fiber (hyperscale)
  • Supervisor, Fiber (hyperscale)

Skills

The level the role needs in each, on FacilityVR’s five levels from Aware to Authority.

Site safety

  • Assess risk and plan safe work Independent

White space and IT hardware

  • Keep cable-plant and circuit records Leads others

Leadership

  • Coach and assess others Leads others
  • Coordinate an incident response Leads others
  • Keep customers informed during an incident Leads others
  • Lead a shift Leads others
  • Find root causes and learn from incidents Independent

Procedures and documents

  • Work within change management Leads others

Emergency response

  • Recognise and report a suspected cyber incident Independent

Licences and credentials

Licences depend on the country you work in, and sometimes the state. The role’s page for Australia lists them there.

Ways in and ways on

From another data centre role

Where it leads

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Sources and licences

  • Critical Facilities reference framework © Facility Labs. (CC BY 4.0)