Coaching, Continuous Improvement, Electrical Engineering, Electricity, Facilities Management, Identify Issues, Incident Management, Incident Response, Leadership, Maintain Compliance, Maintenance - Electrical, National Electrical Code, Network Operations Center, Operations Management, Performance Metrics, Process Improvement, Safety Standards, Switchgear, System Operations, Systems Administration/Management, Vendor/Supplier Management
LOCATION
Honolulu, HI
POSTED
Today
The Facilities Operations Manager - Electrical leads the safe, reliable operation of critical electrical systems supporting data centers, reporting to the Site Operations Director. Responsibilities include overseeing electrical plant operations, maintenance, incident response, vendor management, technician leadership, and ensuring compliance and safety standards. Key tasks involve managing switchgear, UPS, generators, batteries, and monitoring platforms, coordinating outages, troubleshooting faults, and driving continuous improvement in equipment availability and KPIs. Qualifications include 5-8 years in electrical maintenance or operations in mission-critical environments, with leadership experience and strong technical knowledge of power systems. Skills required are safety leadership, incident management, disciplined execution, and team coaching. Certifications like Journeyman/Master Electrician and NFPA 70E are preferred. This onsite role demands flexibility, physical stamina, and a focus on safety in a 24/7 industrial environment.
About the Company
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Oracle
For over three decades, Oracle has been the center of innovation for business software birthplace of the first commercially available relational database, the first suite of internet-based applications, and the next-generation enterprise-computing platform, Oracle Fusion. Today, Oracle provides the world's most complete, open, and integrated business software and hardware systems, with more than 370,000 customers including - 100 of the Fortune 100 - representing a variety of sizes and industries in more than 145 countries around the globe. And Oracle's 110,000 global employees - including 30,000 developers working full-time on Oracle products -are critical to that success.
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