Electronic Systems Technician

Systems Technician I

Under the direction of the medical center's Engineering Supervisor of Electronic Maintenance, the Systems Technician I is responsible for maintaining, repairing, and inspecting the medical center's electronic low voltage alarm systems, electrical distribution systems, some computer systems, and some cabling systems. Upon direction, the technician will inspect, maintain, and repair as required the medical centers electronic equipment.

Core competencies include:

• Ensuring the fire alarm system works at all times and maintaining the electrical portion of the fire alarm system.
• Ensuring that the facilities low voltage systems work at all times, responding to emergency calls to keep them functioning, and notifying the supervisor of any and all abnormalities.
• Troubleshooting the system and its components.
• Performing periodic preventive maintenance on the system and its components to insure continuous performance.
• Reporting to the supervisor any changes to the system or its operation.
• Responding to work orders to insure that the voice paging system functions properly.
• Helping maintain records and drawings of the complete system and its repairs.
• Performing preventative maintenance, responding to work orders, and insuring that the code blue system functions properly through participating in the quarterly inspections.
• Performing repairs to the system, and reporting all changes, repairs, upgrades, and deficiencies in the system immediately to supervisor.
• Assisting with repairs to the system and its components, responding to work orders, under direction calling in outside vendors for repairs when necessary, and insuring that all work done to the system meets medical center standards.
• Installing cable, connectors, blocks, etc, to insure a complete working system.
• Ensuring a constant supply of repaired TVs either through in house repair, or outside vendor repair.
• Maintaining records on all medical center TVs and maintaining accurate drawings of cabling system.
• Performing minor repair or maintenance work to the medical center electrical system.
• Pulling cables, or coordinating with outside vendors when new communication, data, or TV cables are needed.
• Ensuring that all new cabling installations are included on up to date drawings in Engineering.
• Working with all medical center departments to insure that all new cabling in the medical center meets all applicable codes, and meets medical center standards.
• Ensuring that the medical center clock system functions properly through quarterly inspections.
• Performing daily rounds to insure that all equipment is performing to manufacturers specifications on a continuous basis.
• Working with medical center staff through in-service training to make sure that all staff members are familiar with correct operation of the equipment.
• Using materials, maintaining records, and keeping track of work conditions in such a way that accurate and necessary inventory levels of parts, materials, and tools are always met.

Compensation Range: $25.51 - 38.53 / Hour