Mechanic III - Electronics

Electronics Repair Technician Performs and assists in performing repair, installation, and preventative maintenance programs for all the Electronic department's crafts including but not limited to security and fire alarm systems, data distribution wiring and fiber optic cabling, telecommunications and intercom equipment, video distribution and surveillance equipment, and educational electronic devices. Supervises and trains Mechanic IIs on proper processes. This position reports to the Electronics Supervisor. Performs and assists in performing repair, installation, and preventative maintenance programs for all the Electronic department's crafts including but not limited to security and fire alarm systems, data distribution wiring and fiber optic cabling, telecommunications and intercom equipment, video distribution and surveillance equipment, door access and all low voltage systems. Supervises and trains Mechanic IIs on proper processes. Assumes responsibility for all tools and materials. Operates different equipment relevant to repairs, installations, and preventative maintenance including but not limited to hand tools, wire cutters, soldering irons test equipment, small drills, laptop and voltage meters, etc. Drives district vehicle to work sites as needed to perform work throughout the district; maintains proper parts PPE and inventory on the district vehicle to meet assigned maintenance work orders; restocks supplies and tools in vehicle; performs daily vehicle safety check. All other duties and training, as assigned and required, in order to perform the above services to support district initiatives. High School diploma or GED required. Minimum two years low voltage/electronics repair experience required. Makes decisions which impact the schools/buildings/stakeholders of the district. Valid Georgia driver's license required; CDL preferred; trade/technical license or certification preferred. Independent judgement is necessary; other decisions and recommendations made under the guidance of Electronics Supervisor. Requires regular contact with internal and external stakeholders and decision-making responsibility to discuss issues of importance. Provides supervision and training to Mechanic IIs. Knowledge preferred in processing paperwork electronically utilizing Word, Excel, and Outlook, Gmail, Google Docs, Incident IQ, etc. Responsibility for the Welfare of Others: Constant (Daily) - to exercise the duty of care and protection of the health, safety, security, welfare, well-being, and best interests of the district's various stakeholders. Variable work environment – all district buildings and grounds; subjected to a wide range of weather conditions and temperatures. May be on call after normal work hours (24 hours a day, seven days a week) and in emergency situations; may be required to assist other Facilities departments as requested. Must be able to lift fifty (50) pounds frequently and one hundred (100) pounds occasionally; must wear appropriate personal protective equipment when required. Walking, standing, kneeling, driving for eight (8) hours per day; must be able to climb a thirty (30) foot ladder and negotiate stairs. Before being extended an offer of employment, selected candidates will be notified by the district to undergo the required physical examination for this position.