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Volusia County School District
Technician, Safety and Security Systems
Career Insights for Alarm / Security System Technician
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What they do
An Alarm or Security System Technician installs and repairs security systems and fire detectors in homes or businesses.
$49,855 / year median in Florida
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Interested Applicants must apply online through the Volusia County Schools Human Resources Job Vacancies website to complete the application process as follows: Careers| Volusia County Schools (vcsedu.org) Click on CAREERS, Application and Vacancy List Portal, under Job Classification, select 02-Administrative/Non-Instructional to review the job posting and apply.
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//volusia.focusschoolsoftware.com/focus/jobs/#!JobsPOSITION GOAL
Provide tier 1 technical support, preventative maintenance, and field troubleshooting for district safety and security technology to ensure continuous readiness for emergency response and daily operationsPERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES 1.
- Provide tier 1 technical support for district safety and security technology including security cameras and video management software; door access control systems; fire and intrusion alarm systems; school visitor identification and emergency student reunification systems; intercom systems; network connected environmental sensors for vape detection with camera integration; student monitoring systems; law enforcement camera integration systems; walkthrough weapons detection systems; site protection drones; and technology hardware and systems for the Security Operations Center.
- Respond to service requests for malfunctioning alarms; diagnose issues, and restore system functionality using vendor tools, field diagnostics, and standard procedures. 3.
- Perform preventative maintenance (device health checks, cleaning, firmware/application updates as directed, and verification). 4.
- Repair and configure field components (cameras, mounts, sensors, door readers, intercom endpoints, panic/alert devices) following district standards. 5.
- Assist with basic system programming tasks (user/device provisioning, door schedules, camera views, alert receiver health checks) when authorized. 6.
- Coordinate with vendors and contractors for tier 2/3 support; provide on-site escort and technical assistance during repairs and installations. 7.
- Maintain accurate documentation of work performed, configurations, and asset/inventory changes. 8.
- Support the Security Operations Center (SOC) systems and workstation/monitor hardware. 9.
- Maintain a safe and orderly work environment; follow district safety protocols and information security requirements. 10.
- Keep current with hardware and software technology through education courses and self-study. 11.
- Accept shift assignments (within a 40-hour week), including nights and weekends, as assigned. 12.
- May require working during non-business hours or non-school days and being on call to resolve safety and security technology issues on an emergency basis.
- Denotes essential job function/ADA