Electronic Technician (Transportation Public Works) Civil Service
Core
Journey-level technical work involving installation, operation, repair, and maintenance of electronic equipment for communications, traffic signal control, flood control, and water pumping stations.
Role type
Electronic Technician (Transportation Public Works)
Builds
Traffic signal systems, communication networks, flood control systems, and water pumping station equipment
Domain
Municipal Public Works / Transportation Infrastructure
Required skills
Electronic circuitry theory and practice, troubleshooting and diagnosis, testing procedures, wiring diagram and schematic reading, use of electronic testing instruments, inventory management, vehicle operation for field repairs, calibration of motors and pumps
Preferred skills
Knowledge of FCC rules for radio equipment, knowledge of traffic signal controllers, knowledge of sound and lighting equipment operations
Technologies
Electronic testing instruments, wiring diagrams, schematic drawings, traffic signal controllers, two-way radio equipment, water pumps, motors
Responsibilities
Install, build, test, troubleshoot, repair, and modify electronic equipment; repair and replace defective components in communication, traffic signal, and telecommunication systems; diagnose malfunctions and perform alignment activities; prepare operating documentation and maintain records; drive vehicles to facilitate field repairs and load tools/materials; take inventory and order equipment; replace components in motors and water pumps at pumping stations; communicate with operations and maintenance groups to resolve issues
Seniority
Journey level