ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT TRADES WORKER

The Electronic Equipment Trades Worker installs, tests, maintains and repairs electronic equipment and systems for residential and commercial construction projects. The role covers solar equipment, inverters, monitoring and control systems, security systems and other building electronic devices, including fault diagnosis, testing and repairs in accordance with technical specifications and safety requirements.

This is a full-time position requires you to work for a minimum of 30 hours to a maximum of 50 hours per week.

 Responsibilities and Accountabilities:

• Install, configure, test and maintain extra-low voltage electronic equipment and systems used in residential and commercial construction projects.
• Install and configure CCTV cameras, security alarm devices, electronic sensors and other ELV security and surveillance equipment.
• Install and configure ELV access control devices, including electronic readers, sensors, controllers and associated communication equipment.
• Install and configure electronic monitoring, communication and control devices associated with solar energy systems, where the work does not involve connection to mains electricity or prescribed electrical work.
• Set up and configure solar monitoring devices, communication gateways, data loggers and monitoring platforms.
• Test electronic equipment and ELV systems to identify faults, communication failures and performance issues.
• Diagnose faults in electronic equipment using appropriate testing and diagnostic instruments.
• Repair, replace and adjust defective electronic components, modules, sensors, controllers and communication devices within the permitted ELV equipment scope.
• Configure and program electronic devices, controllers and monitoring equipment in accordance with manufacturer specifications.
• Install and configure data communication and network-connected electronic equipment associated with building systems.
• Perform functional testing and commissioning of ELV electronic equipment to ensure correct operation.
• Conduct preventative maintenance and routine servicing of electronic and ELV systems.
• Troubleshoot equipment faults and replace defective electronic devices or components where required.
• Interpret electronic diagrams, technical manuals, equipment specifications and manufacturers' installation instructions.
• Maintain records of equipment installations, testing results, faults, repairs and maintenance activities.
• Liaise with project managers, builders, registered electricians and other tradespeople to coordinate electronic equipment installation.
• Refer any work involving mains power, fixed electrical wiring or prescribed electrical work to an appropriately registered and licensed electrical worker.

Suitable candidates should have:

·         At least 2 years of relevant work experience in the same field or a relevant NZQF level 4 qualification or above, may substitute for the work experience. NO SPECIFIC MAJOR REQUIRED IF THE CANDIDATE HOLDS A BACHELOR’S DEGREE OR HIGHER QUALIFICATION.

·        Having good knowledge of Health and Safety Requirements.

·        Be able to pass random drug and alcohol tests should need to be.

·        Be physically fit.

If you are a proactive person and a great team player please send your CV and any support qualifications or work experience reference to ronnie@herointernational.co.nz

Applicants for this position should have NZ residence or a valid NZ work visa. Please also tell us your visa status when applying for this role.