Lead Security Systems Technician

Idaho National Laboratory•Idaho Falls, ID

13d•Onsite

About The Position

At Idaho National Laboratory, you'll perform preventive and corrective maintenance on complex electronic security systems, verify that Physical Security Systems drawings reflect accurate as-built configurations, ensure only approved parts and materials are used in work packages, and provide technical input and recommendations to engineering and management on security equipment requirements. You'll conduct self-assessments, complete required training and qualifications, and mentor junior technicians to build technical capability across the team. As the Lead Security Technician, you will be the front line supervisor which includes additional duties including, but not limited to: determining work priorities, assigning work, conducting safety briefings, scheduling and coordinating with external customers.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent and a minimum of 6 years of relevant experience or Associate's degree in electronics, instrumentation, or control systems and a minimum of 2 years of relevant experience.
Relevant experience includes industrial electronics such as security systems.
Must be able to complete and maintain the Physical Security Systems Technician training qualifications.
Must possess or be able to obtain and maintain a DOE "Q" security clearance which requires US Citizenship.

Responsibilities

Perform Preventative Maintenance (PM) work orders (WO), corrective maintenance WO’s, and modification installation WO’s for complex electronic intrusion detection, video assessment, access control, and other security equipment-related work.
Actively participate in INL briefings and post-job reviews.
Verify that consumer-grade items being utilized do not exhibit indications attributed to potential suspect/counterfeit items.
Ensure that only approved supplies, parts, and materials are used per the work package.
Identify needed spare parts for PSS equipment.
Implement Physical Security Systems (PSS) equipment labeling practices in accordance with company and PSS procedures.
Comply with company standards for safety, quality, and efficiency.
Identify potential hazards or unsafe conditions, which may include exercising “Stop Work Authority.”
Ensure that PSS drawings are maintained in an as-built condition by verifying that the actual physical configuration is depicted accurately on drawings.
Write work orders per INL work control for the team as needed.
Conduct and document routine self-assessments and management observations.
Provide technical input and recommendations to co-workers, customers, supervision, engineering, and management relating to security equipment requirements and applications detailed in Safeguards and Security Program documents.
Ensure that only Materials and Test Equipment (M&TE) with current and reliable calibration is used, when needed; that M&TE used is of the proper type, range, accuracy, and tolerance to accomplish the function of determining conformance to specified requirements; and that M&TE is calibrated and controlled as required.
Complete and maintain training, required reading, and qualifications specified for assigned tasks.
Conduct on-the-job training (OJT) for the Technicians.
Train, mentor, and coach junior Technicians as directed.