Service Technician

• Perform planned maintenance, break-fix repair, and upgrades of automated pedestrian doors at customer locations
• Diagnose and troubleshoot issues involving electro-mechanical devices, electrical circuits, and relay logic
• Work with aluminum frames, glazing materials, hardware, and low-voltage wiring
• Maintain professional communication with customers, end-users, and contractors
• Participate in training programs and maintain AAADM certification
• Operate power tools and perform physically demanding tasks (lifting up to 100 lbs., climbing ladders, kneeling)
• Participate in on-call rotations after certification and training

• Mechanical aptitude with experience in repairing electro-mechanical devices
• Knowledge of basic electrical circuits and low-voltage (120v) wiring (access control systems a plus)
• Experience in glazing, storefronts, aluminum frames, and hardware (preferred)
• Valid driver’s license and a good driving record
• High commitment to safety, customer satisfaction, and teamwork
• Ability to lift, bend, and use power tools effectively.

Demonstrates expertise in diagnosing and repairing electro-mechanical devices, with a strong focus on safety and customer satisfaction. Proficient in working with low-voltage wiring and maintaining professional communication with clients and contractors.

• Electro-Mechanical Device Repair
• Low-Voltage Wiring Knowledge
• AAADM Certification
• Power Tool Operation
• Mechanical Aptitude

• Electro-Mechanical Device Repair
• Basic Electrical Circuits
• Low-Voltage Wiring
• Glazing Experience
• Aluminum Frame Work
• Hardware Installation
• Troubleshooting
• Maintenance
• Break-Fix Repair
• Safety Compliance

• Customer Satisfaction
• Teamwork
• Professional Communication

• AAADM Certification
• Valid Driver’s License

• Automated Pedestrian Doors
• Access Control Systems
• Storefronts

• Power Tools
• Ladders