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Etisalat Nigeria a big Telecom Firm in Nigeria. The following Vacancies exist at Etisalat Nigeria for Immediate Employment

POSITIONS
1: Senior Engineer , DC Power
2: Fault Management Analyst (Engineer, NOC Operations)

3: Front Line Monitoring Shift Leader (Senior Engineer , NOC Operations)

POSITION 1 :Senior Engineer , DC Power

reports to: Manager, Mechanical & Electrical
Location: Lagos and Abuja

Roles & Responsibilities

. Data Centre Power /Floor space utilization and allocation control
. Updating of technical documentation, drawings and operational logs relating to equipment and maintenance activities
. Management of BMS in the Data centre.
. Ensuring housekeeping of the Data centre
. Maintain accurate records of all M & E equipment in the in the Data Centre.
. Planning/Implementation and execution of all preventive and corrective maintenance activities
. Management of power & cooling consumption / capacity utilization
. Conduct monthly meetings with maintenance contractors and generate reports.
. Produce weekly and monthly activities reports.
. Supervision and maintenance of power & cooling equipment at Data Centre, IT rooms and all other equipment: (AC/DC system and HVAC)
. Monitoring diesel levels/ consumption and ensuring refills as and when necessary.
. Monitoring of utility power utilization and availability.
. Coordinate new installations in the data centre according to power budget /design specification.

Requirements:

· Operation & Maintenance experience.
· Minimum 3 years experience in Telecomm Power and Cooling system / Generator and HVAC air- condition Operation and Maintenance.
· First degree or equivalent in Electrical Engineering/Mechanical Engineering or relevant discipline
· Very good understanding of telecoms DC/AC power systems.


Job Vacancy 2:Fault Management Analyst (Engineer, NOC Operations)
Reports to: Front Line Monitoring Shift Leader(Senior Engineer , NOC Operations)
Location: Abuja

Roles & Responsibilities

· Liaises with other service providers regarding outages on leased and interconnect lines.
· Escalation and management of network faults.
· Supporting and following up on the execution of Work Orders and Change Requests.
· Providing technical support to the field teams.
· Assists in providing reports for service outages and recommended follow up actions.
· Review TT reports against SLA and recommend follow up actions.
· Support in providing Major service outage investigations and follow up
· Assist in the co ordination and control of all the Trouble Tickets raised in the network.
· work in 24X7 Shift Basis
· 24×7 Monitoring, supervision and reporting.
· Liaises with Customer Care Team as regards Network Outages

POSITION 3: [/b]Front Line Monitoring Shift Leader (Senior Engineer , NOC Operations)
Location: Abuja,Nigeria

Reports to: Head, NOC Operations

[b] Roles & Responsibilities

· Ensures 24×7 Monitoring and reporting is available for all technologies as needed
· Liaises with the Customer Care Team as regards Network outages
. Follow up for closure of trouble tickets within agreed MTTR.
· Prepare reports on Network Outages and follow up for RCA
. Work in 24X7 Shift Basis
· Liaises with other service providers regarding network outages (Lease lines and interconnect issues)
· Follow up with all the concern team members / Vendors for tracking and resolution of faults
· Provide Major service outage investigations and follow up for resolution.
· Co ordination and control of all the Trouble Tickets raised in the network.
· Provide reports for service outages and recommends follow up actions
· Reviews TT reports against SLA and recommends follow up actions
· Fault Management reporting in the network
· Ensure escalation management and technical support
· Ensure escalations are being done in a timely manner and respective members are informed.


Requirements:

Post graduate education will be an advantage
Minimum of 3 years Telecom NOC and NMC operations experience
· First degree or equivalent in Electronic/Telecommunication Engineering, Electrical Engineering or relevant discipline


Requirements:
· First degree or equivalent in Electronic/Telecommunication Engineering, Electrical Engineering or relevant discipline
Post graduate education will be an advantage
Minimum of 2 years experience in Telecom NOC and NMC operations

All candidates must also meet the following requirements:

· Have completed NYSC or possess exemption certificate.
· Exceptional ability to think and plan proactively
· Be highly focused and success driven.
· Possess good interpersonal/people skills.

METHOD OF APPLICATION
Qualified candidates should Please send CVs to [email]techrecruitment@etisalat.com.ng[/email]
(Subject of mail should be position applying for).
Deadline Monday, April 4, 2011.

Is not like am counting date for Oga steve but it pains me that An Icon will soon go Down. I wish he ld died in the Lord the way Micheal Jackson gave his life to Christ before he died. Well, It doesn't mean my Ipad has only 3 weeks to live,
May God strength him.

London:  Apple founder and CEO Steve Jobs has terminal pancreatic cancer and may live for just six more weeks, a media report said on Thursday.



The 55-year-old Jobs in January announced that at his request, the board of directors granted him a medical leave of absence so that he could focus on his health.

Since then, employees have said Jobs can still be seen at the company's headquarters in California and is also calling all the strategic shots from his home.

Now, new pictures have been published in the tabloid National Enquirer, which suggest things may be worse for the man behind the iPod, iPhone and iPad.

The report said Jobs is stricken with pancreatic cancer and may have just six weeks to live.

The new photos show him looking painfully frail and weak, with his jeans and dark top hanging loosely on his six-feet-two-inches, frail body, the Daily Mail reported.

The pictures were not yet available online, but Jobs's weight is said to have dropped from a pre-cancer 175 pounds to 130 pounds now, according to the National Enquirer.

His thinning hair was a sign of the effects of chemotherapy used to treat the disease.

The photos, which were taken Feb 8, showed Jobs going for breakfast with his wife Laurene Powell before heading to the Stanford Cancer Centre in California.

Jerome Spunberg, a doctor, said: 'Mr. Jobs is most likely getting outpatient chemotherapy at Stanford because the cancer has recurred.'

Gabe Mirkin, a physician with 40 years' experience, said: 'He is terminal. What you are seeing is extreme muscle wasting from calorie deprivation, most likely caused by cancer. He has no muscle left in his buttocks, which is the last place to go.'

'He definitely appears to be in the terminal stages of his life from these photos. I would be surprised if he weighed more than 130 pounds.'

Critical care physician Samuel Jacobson also said: 'Judging from the photos, he is close to terminal. I would say he has six weeks.'

A source, who recently saw Jobs, added: 'He is very frail, moving like a weak, feeble old man. He weaves back and forth when he walks, as if he is having trouble keeping his balance, and the pain of every step is evident on his face.'

The Apple CEO, who is worth $6 billion, is currently on his third medical leave, and has battled a rare form of pancreatic cancer for seven years and had a liver transplant in 2009.

An Apple spokesman did not comment on the new photos.