Electronic Technician
CurrentPerform installation, repair, and maintenance of communications equipment: microwave, multiple addresses, VHF, UHF, telephone and telecommunication systems administration, base stations and spread spectrum equipment. Assist with installation, repair, and maintenance of substation components, systems and equipment: LoadTap Changers (LTC's), regulators, governors, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC's), security systems, water level controls, water flow monitoring systems, transducers, annunciators, panel meters, Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) equipment, and various types of computer hardware and software.Perform hardware/software integration procedures to provide correct operation of these control systems including system setup, addressing, protocol definition and equipment settings. Provide proper addressing of hardware/software problems and troubleshooting.Assist with installation and repair of power plant electronic equipment: exciters, speed controls, relay logic circuits, wicket gate operators, control equipment, etc..Assist with installation, repair, and maintenance of Supervising Controller and Data Acquisition (SCADA) equipment including various types of transducers, modem interface and other analog input devices.Assist in performing the District's Moves, Adds and Changes (MAC) of telephones and the ability to change the software in the Public Branch Exchange (PBX) appropriately. Also install and maintain assorted telephone systems and peripheral devices such as Voice Mail, Business View-a system for Automatic Call Distribution group reports, paging system, and announcers, etc.Maintenance and installation of wiring for high speed data to the desk (LAN/TI) and fiber optic cable, light wave and interface equipment.Maintain security and fire alarm systems, Closed Circuit Television systems, gate operators, control consoles, voice recorders, dispatch center electronic equipment, weather station equipment, card access and emergency paging systems.