ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN

About the role

Electronic Technicians maintain, inspect, install, and repair security systems, fire alarm systems, public address (PA) systems, CCTV, and sprinkler control systems at all EPA-RTP facilities. All personnel must comply with North Carolina Private Protection Services Board licensure requirements.

Responsibilities

• Inspect, maintain, and repair electronic intrusion alarm systems and security equipment at all EPA-RTP locations
• Perform maintenance on CCTV/camera systems, intercoms, pop-up bollards, wedges, automatic gates, drop-arm gates, duress stations, and ePACS access control systems
• Respond to emergency security system failures within one (1) hour of notification on a 24/7/365 basis, regardless of weather conditions
• Configure and install security equipment and systems required by security audits
• Program security equipment and systems as necessary to support EPA security operations
• Review video recordings as required for security incident investigations
• Perform monthly security system inspections including voltage checks, circuitry checks, and minor repairs
• Perform preventive maintenance and repair on PA systems and applicable fire alarm and sprinkler control system components
• Document all maintenance activities and service calls in the CMMS
• Ensure compliance with the NC Private Protection Services Board for all security system work

Requirements

• Minimum 5 years of experience working with security systems, fire alarm systems, PA systems, and sprinkler control systems in commercial facilities
• All personnel involved with security systems must be licensed by the State of North Carolina per the NC Private Protection Services Board (required)
• At minimum one individual must be bondable
• At minimum one individual must possess a State of North Carolina Security Alarm License
• Familiarity with ePACS/HSPD-12 compliant access control systems preferred
• Ability to read and interpret electronic systems wiring diagrams and as-built drawings