0000001102.Electronic Technician.Facilities

Dallas County•Dallas, TX

20d

About The Position

Assists in the installation, maintenance, and repair of electronic equipment in Facilities. Works under limited supervision. The position includes servicing a range of building systems and equipment, using a computerized maintenance management system, and participating in renovation projects and process-improvement work. The employee is required to work on a rotating on-call schedule and may be called in after normal scheduled hours or on weekends and holidays for emergencies. Mandatory overtime may be required.

Requirements

Graduation from an accredited high school or GED program.
Two years of work-related experience, according to the Facilities hiring/promotion matrix.
One year of work-related experience may substitute for one year of formal training, or a combination of experience and training may be used.
Valid Texas driver's license and a good driving record; provide a copy of a 10-year driving history.
Maintain a good driving record and remain in compliance with Article II, Subdivision II of Chapter 90 of the Dallas County Code.
Pass a security clearance check.
Work on a rotating on-call schedule; emergency work may occur after normal scheduled hours and on weekends or holidays, and mandatory overtime may be required.
Ability to climb ladders and lift weights in excess of 50 pounds with assistance.
Ability to tolerate prolonged sitting, standing, bending, squatting, twisting, kneeling, stretching, lifting, and ladder climbing.
Ability to work in varying conditions, surroundings, and weather conditions, and to accommodate changes in shift schedules and work locations.

Responsibilities

Assist with installation, maintenance, and repair of electronic equipment, including fire alarm and security systems, controls, public address systems, automatic clock systems, burglar alarms, A/V equipment, surveillance cameras, and computerized building automation systems.
Repair or replace malfunctioning circuit boards and components, including diodes, capacitors, resistors, transistors, relays, and amplifiers.
Inspect systems for malfunctions, troubleshoot problems, and perform repairs.
Procure needed materials and services in accordance with County-approved purchasing policy.
Service other equipment, including commercial air conditioning and heating systems and freezer units; calibrate, repair, and maintain controls.
Use a computerized maintenance management system to manage work orders and buildings and track individual pieces of equipment.
Routinely participate in small- to medium-sized renovation construction projects.
Read and analyze schematics, circuitry diagrams, and installation and maintenance technical manuals.
Train and instruct other staff in preventive and corrective maintenance procedures.
Perform other assigned duties, including participating in LEAN/process-improvement projects, supporting ongoing Strategic Plan goals, and attending meetings.