Electronics Technician

Electronics Technician 'A'

Plan and perform all work in the layout, installation, maintenance and repair of a wide variety of electronic apparatus and devices.

An advanced knowledge of electronics equivalent to two years accredited technical school training, or an Associate's degree, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. 2 years additional practical experience. Must possess a valid driver's license; the ability to drive both manual and automatic transmission vehicles. May require knowledge of personal computers, LANs, coaxial cable fabrication and installation, etc. Must provide own hand tools including various pliers, wrenches, screw drivers, VOM grounded outlet tester, hex drivers, hex keys, hacksaw, scribe, etc.

Perform preventative maintenance on a variety of building systems including fire alarms and emergency light systems; low voltage lighting; P/A systems; electronic clock systems; two way radios; scoreboard, etc. Must possess a valid driver's license and the ability to drive both manual and automatic transmission vehicles.

Install, maintain and repair alarm systems including Fire Alarm, Building Security systems (including Card Access systems and CCTV). Building security systems, scoreboards, personal computers, etc. Troubleshoot, diagnose and repair/replace components. Test, adjust and repair electronic instruments. Work from blueprints and schematic diagrams. May set up and perform minor repair of personal computers and set up local area networks.

Work from ladders, scaffolds, bucket trucks, etc.

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