ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN

Electronic Technicians are responsible for the maintenance, inspection, installation, and repair of 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

Position 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