Access Control Technician

Gaming Enterprise•Prior Lake, MN

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Come join our premier casino resort and entertainment destination as an Access Control Technician. In this hands-on role you will work though work orders, check for programming changes, assign access, and have a variety of weekly projects. The ideal candidate for this position is good with troubleshooting and possess their MN Power Limited License along with experience in C-Cure 9000 and institutional locking hardware. If you work well both on teams and independently and are looking to grow your skills – we are looking for you! Enjoy weekly pay, health benefits, and free uniforms. Whatever your career goals may be, let Mystic Lake Casino help get you there! Starting pay range $27 - $31 an hour. Based on experience. Job Overview : Performs, designs and lays out more complex installation, maintenance, and repair to access control systems and door hardware locking systems to ensure the security and safety of guests and the protection of company assets and properties.

Requirements

Knowledge of Access Control systems and Life safety codes, locking systems, low voltage wiring and telecom standards.
Valid driver’s license with a good driving record.
Must be able to effectively communicate both verbally and in writing, with all levels of team members in an attentive, friendly, courteous and service-oriented manner.

Nice To Haves

Possess their MN Power Limited License
Experience in C-Cure 9000
Experience in institutional locking hardware
Possess and maintain a MN Power Limited License (preferred).

Responsibilities

Installs and maintains data line (i.e. network lines, card access support equipment).
Installs all forms of door hardware (i.e., card readers, panic buttons, exit devices and locking devices) pertaining to building access control and Gaming Enterprise equipment.
Programs team member card access according to specified access levels.
Processes access requests for new hires, transfers, promotions, and terminations.
Conducts maintenance and testing of door hardware, card readers and panic buttons.
Repairs or replaces equipment as needed.
Occasionally performs damage-free auto lockout service.
Troubleshoots computer hardware and software problems in conjunction with the access control vendor.
Troubleshoots access control devices and performs upgrades to system hardware.
Generates reports with listings of team member access for management.
Responds to security requests for building emergency entries.