Mission Critical Solutions

05/13/2023

05/30/2022

Join us as we remember and honor our heroes, Thank you to the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

05/23/2022

MCS is proud to participate in Hillsborough Community College IEC Apprenticeship programs.

The HCC Apprenticeship programs are part of a federally structured training system in which the apprentice works full-time for a sponsoring employer learning the skills of the trade and completes classroom-related instruction in the evening or on weekends.

Special thanks to our own Shaun Barry and Jake Curcio for their outstanding performances and project support.

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05/02/2022

How do you motivate yourself on Monday mornings?

“Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value.” – Albert Einstein.

04/20/2022

Come stop by our booth!

We are at the Building Trades Career Fair today, April 20th, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. We are hiring for Electrical, Structured Cabling, Audio Visual, Fire Alarm, Security, and Surveillance; stop by and speak with Desti Cantin or Jimi Woodard. Career Fair is located at the HCC Dale Mabry Campus.

04/19/2022

Join our Growing Team!

MCS has an opening for a full-time Accounts Payable position at our Tampa Headquarters. Below are details about the position. We are looking to bring someone on immediately.

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Apply to Accounts Payable Specialist at MCS of Tampa in Tampa, FL.

04/19/2022

CAREER FAIR!

MCS Recruiting Team will be at the Building Trades Career Fair tomorrow, April 20th, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. We are hiring for Electrical, Structured Cabling, Audio Visual, Fire Alarm, Security, and Surveillance; stop by and speak with Desti Cantin or Jimi Woodard. Career Fair is located at the HCC Dale Mabry Campus.

12/01/2021

Congratulations to Douglas Stacy on 22 years with MCS! Doug has been played a significant role in our success! Thank you for all that you've done for us!

11/23/2021

Employee Spotlight - Charles Wick - Moody AFB, GA

MOODY AIR FORCE BASE, Ga --Firefighters from the 23rd Civil Engineer Squadron conducted confined space training at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, Sept. 20, 2021.

While the need is infrequent to use the skills in a real emergency, the training ensures firefighters maintain required skillsets and can act at a moment's notice to rescue incapacitated or injured individuals from these areas of risk.

“Having this sort of training is important because an event could easily happen in the blink of an eye,” said James Dillingham, a telecommunications mechanic from Mission Critical Solutions, a subcontractor to the 23rd Communications Squadron.

MCS mechanics must enter confined spaces on a daily basis at Moody. Due to the nature of the job, there is a potential for MCS mechanics to encounter occupational hazards such as falling when descending into a manhole, resulting in broken bones or incapacitation.

“We can always be more proficient, especially with technical stuff that’s low frequency, high risk,” said Master Sgt. Rob Jarvis, 23rd CES Fire and Emergency Services health and safety assistant chief. “We always need to be doing this; that’s the stuff we need to be targeting for our training.”

Practicing response time and the use of extraction equipment allows the firefighters to know their roles and responsibilities for confined space extractions. The exercise was designed to have pauses to allow for teachable moments.

“If one of the MCS personnel became incapacitated in a confined space, the fire department knows exactly what they need to do,” said Jason Hughes, 23rd Wing safety and occupational health manager. “This exercise was really just like any exercise–crawl, walk, run scenarios so everybody knows exactly what they need to do when they need to do it in case of a real-world situation.”

Moody AFB emergency services personnel strive to be at their best and equipped to take on any task thrown their way.

“The public relies on us to respond to their worst day and we need to be ready for that, whatever that might be,“ Jarvis said.

Firefighters from the 23rd Civil Engineer Squadron conducted confined space training at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, Sept. 20, 2021.

10/07/2021

MCS also provides Avaya Maintenance support to Federal and State Government customers to protect and quickly respond to system outages, errors, and part failures.

Learn more at: https://missioncriticalsolutions.net/avaya/

10/05/2021

Our success is in our numbers!

MCS will perform 22,000 labor hours in 2021 for structured cabling and fiber installation and repair at Joint Base MDL in New Jersey.

10/05/2021

The team has 100+ years of combined experience designing, installing (remotely and on-site), programming, and managing Avaya Aura Communication Manager, Communication Manager Messaging, Avaya Call Center Elite, CMS, AES, APOM, WFO, Aura Messaging, Avaya Conferencing/Meetings/Equinox, IX Messaging/OfficeLinx, Avaya Servers and Gateways including Avaya Virtual Platform Dell and HP Servers, G### Gateways, IP, Digital, and Analog endpoints.

Learn more at: https://missioncriticalsolutions.net/avaya/