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What they do
An Electronics Repair Technician helps repair electrical and electronic equipment. Undertakes preventative maintenance of equipment and tests of electronic assemblies while adhering to regulatory safety standards.
$65,830 / year median in Michigan
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Provide superior customer service, internal and external alike. Lead fellow Technicians, Shift and Floor Supervisors to address problems with Electronic Gaming Machines. Must have an understanding of pay tables, features and programmable functions of Electronic Gaming Machines Troubleshoot, repair, overhaul and implement proper preventative maintenance of all Electronic Gaming Machines peripherals and equipment in accordance with gaming regulations and technical standards. Maintain and repair signage, lamps, ballasts, controllers, media devices Install, maintain fiber optic and wired communications to include terminating and splicing following AIE or IEEE standards. Maintain a record of all network information to include IP, locations and VLAN settings. Install and maintain all communications to electronic gaming machines and peripheral equipment following manufactures technical standards. Install and maintain Server Based Gaming equipment, progressive equipment, lighting equipment and media equipment. Ensure all Electronic Gaming Machines, network equipment, signs, and all other equipment is powered correctly and not exceeding UL or ANSI standards. Must be able to program and repair to board level all peripheral equipment used in all EGM's. Must be able to install test and repair all fiber optic and network equipment proficiently. Must be able to perform precision soldering techniques on through hole and surface mount components. Properly fill out properly all documentation to support Electronic Gaming Machines operations in accordance with policies and regulations. Test and document variances in slot accounting and transactions when variances occur. Handle disputes and notify proper personnel of any unusual customer activity to include Title 31 procedures. Provide safe and effective operation of shop equipment including hand tools, soldering/desoldering stations, power tools and electronic test equipment. Assist Shift and Floor Supervisors with Jackpot Verifications, ticket fills, verify payouts as needed and assist with disputes. Know parts, for keeping track of spare parts and properly replacing parts with the correct type and versions. Maintain integrity of secure locks, keys, codes and passwords used during the course of their duties. Able to install, move, uninstall; Electronic Gaming Machines, signs, controllers, network equipment, lighting, power filters and other electronic or electrical equipment. Must attend Slot Department meetings, training classes, and attend continuing education classes. Attend pertinent training seminars and conferences where travel is required. Other duties as assigned by Slot Repair Manager and/or Slot Director Must understand and follow Minimum Internal Control Standards adopted by the Hannahville Indian Community Gaming Commission. Must understand electrical and electronic standards such as IEEE, AIE and ANSI. All other duties as assigned Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.