Electronics Technician

Maintenance TechnicianPerform routine preventative and emergency maintenance of various master clock systems, intercom systems, fire and intrusion alarm systems under general supervision in accordance with established priorities and policies. Tasks are similar in nature and require moderate use of individual analysis and judgment. Provide services in support of the district and campus needs in accordance with district policy and procedures. Provide assistance to the Fire Technician and/or supervisor when necessary. Adhere to federal and state laws, as well as district policies, procedures, and regulations.Essential Functions:Perform routine preventative and emergency maintenance of various master clock systems, intercom systems, fire and intrusion alarm systems, auxiliary equipment, and related electronics; install electronic systems or components; prioritize duties and refer problems that cannot be solved to immediate supervisor.Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, working drawings, and specifications; prepare accurate material list; perform field layouts.Be responsible for district vehicle, vehicle inventory, materials, tools, and equipment, including making adjustments and using safe operation procedures; request scheduling of required maintenance and inspections and keep vehicle, tools, equipment, and work areas clean and orderly.Keep daily trip log. Report unsafe conditions to immediate supervisor. Cooperate with fellow co-workers and routinely report necessary information to the immediate supervisor. Assist co-workers as assigned.Other Responsibilities:Participate in professional development activities as required by the district. Follow established safety procedures and techniques to perform job duties; support district/department goals.Maintain a professional code of ethics and perform other duties as assigned.Qualifications:High school diploma or General Education Diploma (GED); Certified Electronics Technician (CET) or must obtain within 90 days of employment.Two (2) years experience in installing, repairing, troubleshooting, and maintaining master clock systems, intercom systems, intrusion and/or fire alarm systems preferred.Have ability to recognize and report hazards and apply safe work methods. Valid Texas/New Mexico driver's license and must be insurable by the district's auto liability insurance carrier.Subject to the district's drug and alcohol testing policy and regulation.Mental Demands/Physical Demands/Environmental Factors:Maintain emotional control under stress. Have frequent district-wide travel.Must be able to lift, carry, push, and/or pull up to fifty (50) pounds frequently; work under all weather conditions; exposure to extreme temperatures, chemicals, and loud noises; be adaptable to work a shift schedule and/or hours other than regularly assigned; extended periods of walking, standing, bending, reaching, kneeling, stooping, heavy lifting, and carrying.Work outside and around moving objects or vehicles; ladder or scaffolding. Be exposed to insects; ability to work with pesticides and herbicides or other potentially hazardous materials in a safe manner.