Entry Level Toll Equipment Technician

CAI•Meadow Woods, FL

8d•Onsite

About The Position

CAI is hiring an Entry Level Toll Equipment Technician to support the operation and maintenance of toll equipment systems. The role is full-time and onsite in Orlando, Florida, with a Wednesday through Saturday schedule from 1 p.m. to 12 a.m. The technician reads and interprets technical schematics and equipment documentation, performs preventive maintenance and inspections, diagnoses and repairs equipment issues, and supports equipment installations and testing. The role also involves networking, software, CCTV, fiber optic, RF, UPS, and facilities-related systems. The technician coordinates with senior technicians on complex malfunctions and may be required to work on call after normal hours and travel overnight. CAI is a privately held global services firm with more than 9,000 associates and over 40 years of experience serving public and commercial sector clients. The company describes itself as a trailblazer in bringing neurodiversity to the enterprise.

Requirements

Knowledge of electronic systems and components.
Skill using technical tools and software environments, including Windows, Unix, and Linux.
Ability to read and comprehend technical and maintenance documentation.
Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
Strong communication and teamwork skills.
Ability to manage time effectively and work independently when required.
Must possess and maintain a valid Class E Driver’s License.
Within one year of hire, obtain CompTIA A+ training or equivalent, Aerial Lift Vehicle Operation Certification, Intermediate Maintenance of Traffic Certification, and complete a 10-hour OSHA Safety Course.
Availability for on-call work after normal working hours.
Potential for overnight travel.
Ability to work safely at heights up to 30 feet and lift up to 50 pounds.

Responsibilities

Read and interpret complex schematics, parts and wiring diagrams, technical documents, and equipment manuals; establish test procedures.
Follow written and verbal instructions accurately.
Use electronic test equipment and basic hand tools, including volt/amp meters, oscilloscopes, frequency counters, and network analyzers.
Identify electronic components and understand their functions.
Determine equipment malfunctions, locate the source of trouble, and make repairs or adjustments.
Perform preventive maintenance and frequent inspections of equipment.
Troubleshoot equipment networking issues; perform hardware installations and cable terminations.
Configure toll equipment software, network device IP settings, and RF settings.
Conduct daily site inspections of tolling equipment and associated systems.
Complete maintenance documentation accurately and on time.
Install, maintain, and monitor CCTV cameras and NVRs.
Coordinate with senior technicians to address complex malfunctions.
Remove, repair, and replace damaged equipment.
Assist with installing and testing equipment at new and existing tolling sites.
Perform additional duties as required.