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What is the difference between Contract Data Center Security vs Contract Security Guard?

AspectContract Data Center SecurityContract Security Guard
CertificationsSecurity Guard License, possibly specialized certificationsSecurity Guard License
Work EnvironmentData centers, high-security facilitiesVarious locations, including buildings and events
Employer & IndustryTech companies, data centers, IT industryVarious industries, retail, corporate, events
Job FocusProtecting data center assets, access control, surveillancePatrolling, access control, visitor management

Contract Data Center Security focuses on safeguarding data centers and IT infrastructure, requiring specialized knowledge of security protocols for sensitive environments. Contract Security Guards have a broader role, providing general security services across various settings. While both roles require security licenses, Contract Data Center Security often demands additional certifications related to IT security and access management. The key difference lies in the environment and specific security responsibilities.

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Job description

Role: Data Center I Technician

Location: Miami, Florida

Duration: Long Term Contract

Data Center I Technicians are considered entry level technicians.  Candidates will work alongside IT support staff and Infrastructure SME’s to support the install, troubleshooting, and maintenance of equipment located in a Data Center or Lab environment.


Experience working with personal computers, and familiarity with a laptop device is expected.  You must be able to execute small projects independently/with minimal supervision and accomplish more complex project objectives as part of a larger team.

Tasks / Responsibilities

·        Installation, decommission, & maintenance of Data Center Network and Compute/Server equipment (ex. Storage, PDUs, SAN, and NAS).

o   Execute installations in accordance with server elevation diagrams and patching matrices.

·        Build and deploy Server cabinets per the client’s standard.

·        Troubleshooting of devices in the Data Center that require physical connectivity.

·        Inventorying of Data Center devices - IT Asset Management, (ITAM). 

o   Capture device information such as asset tag, serial numbers, and MAC addresses.

·        Maintain proper cable management techniques and power redundancy standards as required by the customer.

·        Perform basic troubleshooting - such as power and link light verification.

·        Interface with customers, clients, and technical staff as required.

·        Physically assist in moving and racking equipment as directed.

·        Maintain a clean and safe work environment.

Qualifications / Skillset:

  • Ability to use basic hand tools.
  • Can regularly lift equipment weighing up to 50 lbs.
  • Detail oriented and organized.
  • Excellent documentation skills.
  • Ability to perform the racking and patching of hardware and/or relocate existing devices to a new rack location.
  • Familiarity with different types of cabling – Coaxial, Ethernet, and Fiber, (ex. Single mode vs. Multi mode, CAT6 vs CAT6A).
  • Familiarity with basic hardware componentry - Processors, Memory/RAM, Storage drives and Network cards.
  • Basic understanding of air flow, heat management, and power redundancy.
  • Ensures that assigned tasks are completed in a timely manner – with the assistance of a Lead/Supervisor if necessary.
  • Perform miscellaneous physical tasks as required by clients.

Required to Succeed:

  • High level of written and oral fluency in English.
  • Self-motivated, professional, and has attention to detail.
  • Ability to multi-task.
  • Ability to be on your feet for 8 hours a day.