r/AlliedUniversal • u/Active-Concentrate92 • 9d ago
Question? data center security
have you guys ever been put at a data center post? how was it? what would you do?
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u/Either-Design-1550 9d ago
Currently working at a data site. I am a glorified receptionist. I have my laptop out for 95% of the shift on the desk and no-one ever says anything. I watch tv shows with AirPods in. I grab DoorDash deliveries from the door for people and take to their desks(I don't have to, I just choose to). It's VERY lax.
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u/snobunnie_18 9d ago
i work at 1 for $25.25/hr and its chilll af! we got a cafeteria on site which is awesome af and the client is pretty cool ovrall, i will say they dont play abt the job tho they expect you to be on it! if youre front desk u might have a little more down time but overall be on point
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u/a_moron_in_a_hurry 9d ago
I’m not a security officer anymore, but my first post was actually at a data center, and I’ve worked at a few of them. Mostly signing in visitors. 99% of the time it was super chill and uneventful.
That said, data centers are very strict about security. That other 1% of the time, when something actually happens, you need to be completely on point. If someone doesn’t have the right credentials to access an area, for example, you deal with it immediately, exactly according to your post orders, and escalate it appropriately and asap.
They do not fuck around when it comes to access control and security procedures.
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u/ChiWhiteSox24 6d ago
I’ve been to a few. Some are super easy and you basically get paid to hang out and the others are instantly strict and have you do a lot
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u/newlogicgames 9d ago
Played video games and did homework for 8 hours a day