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Installation Technician-II OPS_O&M_JD_INST_TECH-II version 1.4
February 2016
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Job Title: Installation Technician-II Date: February 2016
Supervisor’s Title: Installation Technician-IV (Lead) FLSA: Non-exempt
Clearance: US Customs BI SCA: N/A
Contract: DHS/DOD Location: Sierra Vista, AZ
RESPONSIBILITIES
Works as part of the engineering deployment team under the guidance of engineering team members and supervision of lead installation technicians. The Installation Technician-II supports the installation, maintenance, testing, diagnosis, and repair of various computer, network, electronic security systems, surveillance, access control systems, and associated equipment. Specific duties include the following:
Computer Operation, Installation, Maintenance and Repair
 Installation of computer images and provided software
 Installation, set up and troubleshooting of all Windows 7 Operating System Configurations
Installation, Maintenance and Repair of Security System and Network Infrastructures
 Measure, cut, splice, connect, solder, and install electrical or electronic cable and wiring.
 Install, test, troubleshoot, repair, replace, or adjust electronic equipment, components, or systems to include conduit, raceways, cable trays, junction boxes, panels, enclosures, low voltage circuits, and related hardware. Confirm operational status and functionality of all installations.
 Read and understand schematics, wire diagrams, and technical drawings.
 Perform routine maintenance on equipment, including adjustment and repairs.
 Assemble, disassemble, and install video and data communication lines and hardware, computer systems, and security and surveillance systems using hand and power tools.
 Apply basic electric theory (voltage, amperes, and ohms) to install, test, troubleshoot, or replace electronic power, communication, and control systems.
 Climb poles and ladders, construct camera pole and roof mounts and/or reinforcements, and mix concrete to enable equipment installation.
 Clean and maintain tools, test equipment, and motor vehicle.
 Complete log books, expense vouchers, and verbal and written status reports as directed.
 Dig holes or trenches as required.
 Attend developmental and refresher training to improve or maintain technical skills.
 Conducts personal safety check and adheres to established safety standards, guidelines, and directives.
 Perform other duties as assigned.
Installation Technician-II OPS_O&M_JD_INST_TECH-II Version 1.4
February 2016
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QUALIFICATIONS
EXPERIENCE:
 High school diploma or equivalent required.
 Completion of a technical school program or experience as an electrician’s helper or equivalent job with rudimentary knowledge of basic electric theory or minimum of twenty-four months basic construction/relevant technical experience.
 Fundamental understanding of basic hand and power tool use.
 Documented 24 months experience installing electrical components, networks and computer systems
ABILITIES:
 Ability to obtain and maintain required security clearances.
 Strong interpersonal and verbal/written communication skills; able to convey complex technical information in an easily understood manner and interact at all levels of the organization.
 Ability to multi-task and change priorities quickly.
 Intermediate understanding of computer concepts, applications, and configuration; electronic and computer equipment hardware and software, and operation of telecommunications broadcasting, switching, and control.
 Ability to work designated schedule as well as maintain attendance and punctuality.
 Intermediate knowledge of design techniques, tools, and principles involved in production of precision technical plans, blueprints, drawings, and models; familiar with computer-aided design (CAD) drawings.
 Basic knowledge of machines and tools including their designs, uses, repair, and maintenance.
 Ability to travel (approximately 60-80% of the time) to remote US locations.
 Valid driver’s license; able to meet company safe driving requirements.
 Must be able to secure a US Passport and/or Passport card as required
 Must be able to obtain and maintain both a DoD Secret clearance and DHS Customs and Border Protection (CBP) adjudicated background investigation (BI).
SPECIAL PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
 Must be able to lift a minimum of 60 lbs.
 Must be able to work in indoor and outdoor environments exposed to varying high or low temperatures.
 Must have sufficient physical agility to walk, climb, stand, crawl, and stretch on a continuing basis.
 Must be able to work at moderately high heights up to 60 feet above the ground using bucket trucks, scissor lifts, and ladders.
 Must be able to travel in airplanes to and from destinations on a regular basis
 Must be able to identify colors for cable identification and installation purposes
Installation Technician-II OPS_O&M_JD_INST_TECH-II Version 1.4
February 2016
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