AFP Infrastructure Technician

As an Infrastructure Technician, you will be at the forefront of implementing, maintaining, and troubleshooting sophisticated video and access control systems that ensure only authorized personnel gain entry to specific areas or information. Whether you work in a corporate environment, government facility, or healthcare institution, your expertise will be instrumental in fortifying the physical and cyber barriers that protect critical assets.
* Access Control
* Video Surveillance
* Hardware and Software Education and Licenses High School Diploma or GEDObtain and Maintain Department of Labor Occupational License related to Access Control, Video Surveillance and Fire/Life Safety Systems.

Technical Skills and Requirements

Experience with access control systems and security technologies

Proficiency in troubleshooting hardware and software issues

Strong understanding of networking

Certifications in video/security systems, updated annually

Excellent problem-solving skills

Familiarity with building codes and regulations related to security, including applicable license requirements

Strong communication and customer service skills

Ability to work independently and as part of a team Experience in training and supporting end-users

High school diploma or equivalent; technical training preferred

Basic understanding of electrical and electronic principles

Proficiency in using tools and equipment related to job requirements

Capability to read and interpret technical drawings and manuals

Valid driver’s license for on-site visits and installations

Ability to pass a background check and security clearance

Strong attention to detail

Physical ability to lift and install heavy equipment

Good time management and organizational skills

Willingness to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends if necessary#AFC