Electronic Technician - Moody Hall; Office of Arts and Culture Non-Civil Service

Electronic Technician - Moody Performance Hall (Office of Arts and Culture) - (Non-Civil Service)

Job Summary:

Performs journey level electronic technician work involving installation, operation, repair and maintenance of a wide variety of electronic equipment related to communications, traffic signal control, flood control, water pumping stations or related electronic/electrical equipment to ensure efficient operation.

• Evaluates performance and reliability of electronic equipment by applying electronic theory, principles of electronic circuitry, testing procedures, and related knowledge to install, build, test, troubleshoot, repair and modify equipment.
• Repairs and replaces defective electronic equipment such as communication equipment, traffic signal lights and signs, sound or lighting equipment, and telecommunication equipment or related components to eliminate malfunctions.
• Tests electronic components, circuits, and faulty equipment and applies knowledge of functional operation of electronic units and systems to diagnose cause of malfunction; performs various tests and implements various testing methods to evaluate soundness of all pumps, motors, and related equipment; performs alignment activities, general maintenance, and effective technical work to correct deficiencies or issues.
• Prepares, drafts, and creates operating documentation to ensure accurate records are maintained; uses various systems to schedule and monitor completion of daily workload, generates and disseminates maintenance requests and completes shop logs and time sheets.
• Drives and operates vehicles and other equipment to facilitate repairs, maintenance, and inspection services; loads tools and material onto vehicle to ensure material is available to install or repair equipment.
• Takes inventory and orders equipment; ensures supplies and all electronic equipment is available to successfully complete assignments.
• Replaces electronic components in motors and water pumps at pumping stations; performs calibration, maintenance, and troubleshooting on equipment for water control, water quality, and chemical handling; works on an emergency basis and works efficiently to minimize risk and resolve issues.
• Communicates and engages effectively with various personnel, operations, and maintenance groups to address issues, provide technical direction, and resolve electronics problems quickly and professionally.
• Performs any and all other work as needed or assigned.

• Thorough knowledge of Federal Communications Commission rules and regulations controlling operations and checking of base station and mobile two-way radio equipment.
• Thorough knowledge of the operation and function of a variety of traffic signal controllers and related equipment.
• Thorough knowledge of sound and lighting equipment operations.
• Thorough knowledge of electronic theory and practice involved in the installation, testing, diagnosis, and repair of complex electronic circuitry.
• Ability to identify and differentiate among color coded electronic components.
• Ability to use a variety of standard electronic and electrical testing instruments and tools.
• Ability to read and comprehend wiring diagrams and schematic drawings related to electronic equipment.
• Communicating effectively verbally and in writing.
• Establishing and maintaining effective working relationships.

• High school diploma or GED.
• Two (2) years of experience in the installation, testing, diagnosis, and/or repair of electronic or related electrical equipment.
• Associate degree or higher in an electrical or electronic technology field will meet the education and experience requirements.
• Some positions require a valid driver’s license and good driving record.
• Some positions require an extensive background check.

$23.68 - $26.61

City of Dallas is an Equal Opportunity Employer.