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www.datacenterjournal.com You can also add provisions for temporary power hookup. is can only be done by trained, certified professionals. Consider having the provisions already installed to allow the possibility of simply plugging in a backup generator If site generation is available you may want to consider exploring ways of configuring it into an "island" or "microgrid" on an as-needed basis. is may involve adding protective devices and devices to automati- cally shed lower priority loads. Identify sources of equipment reclamation, life extension, and/or replacement with full manufacturing capabilities. ese sources must be certified for the equipment that is installed. Because many facilities are older and may include electrical equipment from a variety of electrical vendors, look for sources that have the certifi- cation or other demonstrated proficiency to repair, renovate, and/or renew the electrical equipment installed at your facility. Document and save the list of equipment installed (brand, model, and serial number), one-line diagrams, device settings, and soware (both vendor provided and user custom) at your facility. Update the list when you buy or change equipment or settings. It is important new staff is trained on this procedure. Furthermore, the company should have clear roles and responsibili- ties as to who is responsible to keeping the data updated. Develop a plan for survival and support accommodations for your in-house crisis response team. Depending on the severity of the disaster, food, water, and sleeping accommodations may be in short supply; therefore it is criti- cal that your support teams can sustain themselves. If you have a radio communication system, make sure that it will be operable following an electrical system failure. Typically, this involves supplying power to char- gers as well as repeaters. n To learn more and download additional resources for disaster recovery and crisis response, visit www.eaton.com/crisisresponse. about the author: Bob Kirslis is the Data Center Segment Manager, Electrical Engineering Services and Systems Division at Eaton. It is also important to make emergency preparedness part of the culture of an organization, so employees are trained and versed on how to respond. Intel Corporation and Intel Americas, Inc. have opening(s) in Santa Clara, CA. Combination ed/exp accepted in some positions in lieu of degree. To apply, email resume to SantaClara_ jobs@intel.com and reference the job # below. Apply to each job # of interest. Applications will be accepted through 09/21/15. EOE Intel Corporation positions: Data Analyst—Provide expertise on database management/design to drive integration of business data, functions, and systems. Requires BS+5 yrs exp OR MS+3 yrs exp (#660278); or MS+3 yrs exp (#660279). Professional Services Consultant— Develops and delivers detailed IT solutions through consulting project activities. Various unanticipated locations. Commission eligible. Significant domestic travel required. Requires BS or equivalent+5 yrs exp OR MS+3 yrs exp (#660362); BS+5 yrs exp OR MS+3 yrs exp (#660363); or MS+3 yrs exp (#660364). Intel Americas, Inc. positions: Systems Integration Consultant— Responsible for translating the client's business requirements into specific systems, applications or process designs for very large complex IT solutions and integrating architecture. Positions are commission eligible. Various unanticipated locations. Significant domestic travel required. Requires BS or equivalent+5 yrs exp OR MS+3 yrs exp (#660375); BS+5 yrs exp OR MS+3 yrs exp (#660376); or MS+3 yrs exp (#660377). 4 5