Security Maintenance Technician

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Submit, track, and close out maintenance requests submitted through various systems Identify maintenance needs, outages, or faulty equipment, as well as a detailed root cause analysis as needed Create and manage a plan for preventative maintenance programs of physical security equipment Work with project maintenance staff to train TRA employees on security maintenance steps Process, track, and maintain all security maintenance budgets for project locations Track use of time, company resources, materials, and keep detailed records of all equipment taken out of service and new equipment put into service Respond to all emergency maintenance requests from project staff in a timely manner. Assigns priority level to all new maintenance requests Takes initial troubleshooting measures with the support requestor Works with the Planning, Design, and Construction department to check through new security plans as needed Works with the IT department to diagnose possible network outages or evaluate IT infrastructure needs Essential personnel are required to report to work when scheduled during departmental and/or emergency situations, including, but not limited to, extended periods of inclement weather when travel may be difficult. This position is essential because, in the absence of sufficient personnel, the plant cannot operate safely. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES No Supervisory responsibilities FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES No Financial responsibilities

QUALIFICATIONS: EDUCATION High School Diploma or equivalent – some college or technical school preferred EXPERIENCE Minimum 4 years’ experience required as a security installer/integrator Experience working with security systems and hardware Experience training/maintenance staff on triaging or remotely diagnosing issues/outages CERTIFICATIONS, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS Certified access control installer Certified video surveillance installer Certified Gate technician Certified alarm installer Access control system certifications ASIS PSP preferred Radio communications Lift & Fork Lift certified KNOWLEDGE Must have knowledge of basic construction practices and project management Must have advanced knowledge in access control systems, alarm monitoring systems, and video surveillance systems, as well as their communication methods (networking, fiber networking, radio infrastructure) Must understand badging/credentialing systems.

SKILLS AND ABILITIES: A demonstrated ability to troubleshoot and remediate issues with physical security systems and infrastructure, including but not limited to: access control systems, video surveillance systems, alarm monitoring systems, gate and door hardware, locking infrastructure, including key sets/handsets/padlocks, and emergency door hardware. Must also understand how systems are installed, and the ability to assist internal teams, contractors, and the Physical Security Manager in the design and implementation of new security hardware and systems. GUIDANCE RECEIVED Follows general supervisory instructions, as well as policies and precedents open to judgment in some areas and more specific guidelines, policies, and procedures in others. Based on knowledge of policies, precedents, and procedures, may regularly assist others with standard work methods and problems. PHYSICAL DEMANDS This position requires passing a physical and a physical ability assessment specific to the position.

WORKING CONDITIONS: Will require working in various conditions, including confined spaces, heights, in heat, and cold. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT USED Various hand tools, power tools, electronic equipment/networking testing, and electrical testing equipment. Also requires the use of a TRA vehicle, machinery, lifts, etc.