Safety​/Security Technician

Overview

The primary purpose of the Safety/Security Technician classification is to install, repair and maintain electronic equipment in county buildings and facilities to support safety and security operations.

• Install electronic equipment, including televisions, security monitors, cameras, lenses, monitors, electronic door controls, graphics, enunciators, audio/visual equipment, UPS and cable systems, automatic clock systems, printers, smoke detectors, fire alarm systems, inverters, emergency response systems, and more.
• Read blueprints, troubleshoot, perform preventative maintenance, and test electronic equipment.
• Diagnose and repair operational problems with electronic systems and complete required systems programming/testing.
• Install and repair time clocks.
• Set up and monitor off‑site sound systems.
• Maintain and monitor auditorium overhead projectors, screens, and video/audio equipment.
• Maintain duress alarm equipment.
• Prepare access badges for employees and contractors.
• Order supplies, equipment, and parts with supervisor approval.
• Enter a record of completed job assignments and maintain records of parts and supplies used.
• Perform additional job‑related duties as assigned.

Associates degree in electronics engineering with three (3) years of experience in commercial safety/security technology; or any equivalent combination of training or experience.