Access Control Specialist

University of Richmond

8d•$21 - $28•Onsite

About The Position

The Access Control Specialist is responsible for mechanical keying systems in addition to installing and servicing electric strikes, magna-locks, motion detectors, card readers, power supplies, circuit breakers, solenoids, transmitter wall switches, automatic door openers and controls, panic bars, door closers, and digital entry systems. This role involves specifying and installing electronic access systems, performing skilled locksmith work, maintaining master key systems, and assisting with renovations and new construction. The specialist will also maintain the security of the lock shop, manage key management software, and ensure adequate inventory. Compliance with university policies regarding departmental key audits, record keeping, and lock box inspections is also a responsibility.

Requirements

Required ability to install and repair card access and electronic lock systems.
Must demonstrate confidentiality as necessary.
Required knowledge of the safe use and operation of hand and power tools while following safety guidelines.
Must have a valid Driver’s License and be able to produce a driving record with a minimum of 3 years of driving history in good standing.
High school diploma or GED.
Minimum of five years’ experience working with access control in an institutional or commercial setting.

Nice To Haves

Preferred knowledge of various master key system.

Responsibilities

Specifying and installing electronic access systems to include card readers, cable installations, power supplies and related electronic hardware.
Collaborating with end user, One Card office and URPD to ensure compliance, safety and University standards are met.
Performing skilled locksmith work by installing and maintaining different types of building locks including cylindrical, mortise, panic hardware, door closers and digital access systems.
Assisting in maintaining Master Key Systems for University security by keeping accurate records of hardware changes and new lock installations in each building.
Providing assistance during renovation of existing or construction of new facilities by determining the requirements for locking devices and systems from blueprints, schematics or sketches, making recommendations for such systems based upon knowledge of available products, and installing or monitoring the installation of locking devices or systems on renovated or newly constructed facilities.
Maintaining security of lock shop to include key management software and maintaining adequate stock of equipment inventory as needed.
Assisting in maintaining compliance in relation to university policy as it pertains to departmental key audits, departmental record keeping and inspection of lock boxes.