Provide basic installation and repair/maintenance of radio and related electronic law enforcement communications equipment for marine/terrestrial law enforcement patrol units at assigned division facilities or remote locations
Install required law enforcement equipment including radar units, radio systems, PA/sirens, LE lighting, laptop computers, GPS, radar, propellers, marine engines, and other specialty equipment in new patrol vessels/vehicles/specialty equipment; make necessary connections and field test installations
Evaluate/diagnose failed communications equipment or installed components using basic test equipment to pinpoint operational problems and recommend repair or replacement
Remove or assist in the removal of electronic equipment, components, or other electronic equipment from mobile and marine patrol units
Maintain proficiency in diagnoses, repair, maintenance and operation of all communications hardware, modifications and improvements used or installed in law enforcement equipment
Maintain familiarity with diagnostic/maintenance manuals and technical literature and with electronics test equipment used
Maintain a safe and clean work area and provide/maintain hand tools required to complete routine tasks
Maintain and safeguard parts, supplies and inventory necessary to make routine repairs and maintain accurate inventory records for parts issued to workstation
Attend training seminars sponsored by the agency, vendors and manufacturers and complete assigned trainings
Follow agency and division prescribed policies, procedures and guidelines and maintain good communication with section management
Demonstrate a positive work ethic and proactively interact with co-workers to ensure a productive working environment
Perform other related tasks as required
Requirements
Must have a valid driver's license
Must have experience as an installer for 12-volt electronics
Must supply basic hand tools
Must be eligible to operate heavy equipment such as a forklift
Must be able to lift objects weighing at least 70 pounds
Must be able to climb in and out of vehicles/vessels and trailers to install/repair equipment
Selected candidate must successfully pass a level 2 background check
Knowledge of procedures, techniques and equipment used for installing, maintaining and troubleshooting electronic and radio communications to a non-component level
Skilled in the use of basic test equipment
Skilled in the use of tools and equipment used in mechanical, electronic and electrical repairs
Ability to work on marine and land based mechanical and electrical/electronic equipment
Ability to diagnose and resolve technical problems
Ability to plan, organize and coordinate work assignments
Ability to follow instructions and complete work assignments in a timely manner
Ability to maintain a clean, neat and safe workstation
Ability to work independently
Ability to communicate effectively and maintain effective working relationships with others
Ability to use a computer
Complete all training and policy reviews assigned via PowerDMS in a timely manner