Electronic Systems Technician I - FT Days
About The Position
Under the direction of the medical center's Engineering Supervisor of Electronic Maintenance, the Electronic Systems Technician I maintains, repairs, and inspects electronic low-voltage alarm systems, electrical distribution systems, some computer systems, and cabling systems. The technician also inspects, maintains, and repairs other medical center electronic equipment as directed. The role supports the medical center's fire alarm, low-voltage, voice paging, code blue, television, electrical, cabling, clock, and related systems. Responsibilities include preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, repairs, inspections, responding to work orders and emergency calls, maintaining records and drawings, coordinating with outside vendors when needed, and helping ensure that equipment and installations meet applicable codes and medical center standards. The technician also conducts equipment rounds, provides in-service training to medical center staff, and helps maintain appropriate inventories of parts, materials, and tools. Compensation range: $25.51–$38.53 per hour.
Responsibilities
- Maintain, repair, and inspect electronic low-voltage alarm systems, electrical distribution systems, some computer systems, cabling systems, and other electronic equipment as directed.
- Maintain the electrical portion of the fire alarm system and ensure the fire alarm system works at all times.
- Respond to emergency calls involving low-voltage systems, keep systems functioning, and report abnormalities to the supervisor.
- Troubleshoot systems and components and perform periodic preventive maintenance to support continuous performance.
- Respond to work orders and maintain the voice paging system.
- Participate in quarterly inspections and perform preventive maintenance and repairs to keep the code blue system functioning properly.
- Report system changes, repairs, upgrades, deficiencies, and abnormalities to the supervisor or manager as appropriate.
- Assist with system repairs, respond to work orders, and arrange for outside vendor repairs under direction when necessary; ensure work meets medical center standards.
- Install cables, connectors, blocks, and related components to provide complete working systems.
- Maintain a supply of repaired televisions through in-house or outside vendor repairs, and maintain television records and accurate cabling drawings.
- Assist with preventive maintenance and minor repairs to electrical panels, motors, disconnects, signs, lighting, and other parts of the medical center electrical system.
- Pull cables or coordinate with outside vendors for new communication, data, or television cabling.
- Ensure new cabling installations are shown on current Engineering drawings and meet applicable codes and medical center standards.
- Ensure the medical center clock system functions properly through quarterly inspections and maintain records and drawings of systems and repairs.
- Perform daily rounds to ensure equipment continuously performs to manufacturers' specifications.
- Provide in-service training to medical center staff on correct equipment operation.
- Use materials and maintain work records and inventory tracking so required levels of parts, materials, and tools are available.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
