Security Systems Technician - Saskatoon, Canada - Johnson Controls

Johnson Controls

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Saskatoon, Canada

3 weeks ago

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What you will do

The main duties of a Johnson Controls Alarm/Access Installation Technician are to read and interpret engineered drawings and specifications, program, install, troubleshoot and verify Alarm/Access Systems with a strong focus on safety throughout all aspects of their role.

How you will do it

Reporting to the Construction Manager, technicians will work closely with the Project Managers to obtain project information required to perform their duties.
The Technician will then provide feedback to Project Managers regarding project scheduling and status as well as provide detailed Verification Reports.
Technicians will assist Electrical Contractors during the installation, troubleshooting and verification process of Alarm/Access Installations ensuring that industry best practices are met throughout all phases of the installation process.
Technicians will also be required to install and configure electronic components and terminate low voltage field wiring neatly and efficiently.
Alarm/Access Install Technicians will collaborate with other Installation team members and may also be required to assist Project Managers and Engineering Consultants with Alarm system design concepts including the production of detailed inputoutput Matrices.

What we look for

Completion of a college diploma in Electrical/Electronic or Licensed Electrician an asset
Completion of a Security Systems Technician certification or equivalent.
Proficient in the use of computers an asset
Experience with computer programming an asset
Strong troubleshooting skills with working knowledge of electronic test equipment.
Proficient with the use of hand tools and small power tools
Ability to manage multiple large projects accurately and efficiently and adapt to changing customer needs.
Ability to read and interpret schematic diagrams pertaining to Alarm/Access Systems and Ancillary Control Circuits
Ability to express clear technical solutions in a clear and concise manner.
Ability to lift equipment and tools up to 40lbs.
Ability to climb ladders and scaffolding.
Possess a valid driver's license.
Strong communication skills and customer service focus
Strong focus on safety

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