Physical Security System-IT Technician

JD FOR Physical Security System

A Technician is responsible for setting up, fixing, and maintaining security camera systems. Unlike a CCTV Operator who watches the screens, the technician focuses on the hardware and technical setup to ensure the cameras provide clear and reliable footage. 

Key Responsibilities

·       Installation: Mounting cameras in the best spots, running and hiding cables, and connecting them to recording devices like DVRs or NVRs.

·       System Setup: Configuring camera settings (like picture quality) and setting up network connections so owners can view footage on phones or computers.

·       Maintenance: Regularly cleaning camera lenses, checking cables for wear, and testing the system to make sure everything is recording correctly.

·       Repair & Troubleshooting: Finding out why a camera isn't working and fixing issues like "no video" or connection problems.

·       Customer Support: Explaining to clients how to use their security system and playback recorded video. 

Simple Requirements

·       Education: Usually a high school diploma; technical training or a diploma in electronics is a plus.

·       Experience: Basic knowledge of electrical wiring and computer networking is typically required.

·       Physical Ability: Must be comfortable climbing ladders, working in small spaces (like ceilings), and standing for long periods.

·       Skills: Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and a valid driver's license for traveling to different sites. 

Typical Tools Used

·       Hand Tools: Drills, screwdrivers, and cable strippers.

·       Hardware: Various cameras (dome, bullet, IP), monitors, and storage hard drives.

·       Cabling: Network cables (Cat5/Cat6) and power wires

• It is a Full Time సాంకేతిక నిపుణుడు job for candidates with 1 - 6+ years Experience.