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JOB DESCRIPTION
JOB TITLE: Signal Repair Technician
MAINTENANCE REVIEW DATE: March 1996
ORG/POS #: 2260, 2360/2087, 1159
JOB
OBJECTIVE: To troubleshoot, repair, and maintain
defective signal control units and other assigned equipment.
ACCOUNTABILITY: Receives general supervision from the General Foreman and
Signal Repair Technician - Senior.
ESSENTIAL
JOB FUNCTIONS:
1. Utilizes
test meters and various electronic test equipment to diagnose and troubleshoot
malfunctions in electronic control devices.
2. Troubleshoots,
repairs and performs preventive maintenance on microcomputer remote control
devices, connection lines, transmitters and receivers.
3. Troubleshoots,
repairs and performs preventive maintenance on assigned electronic equipment,
such as the asphalt plant, street grinder, and street marking machinery.
4. Performs
diagnostic tests on repaired control devices to ensure functioning, according
to engineering specifications and computer programming, before and after
placement in the field.
5. Constructs
electronic test equipment to test specific components and functions of
electronic controllers and computer communications equipment.
6. Tests
new electronic equipment to ensure specifications are met and compatibility
with existing computer programs and communications equipment.
7. Prepares
blueprints and schematic diagrams of new test equipment and circuit changes in
electronic control devices.
8. Troubleshoots
equipment malfunctions in the field in the absence of Signal Technicians and when
unusual problems are encountered.
9. Completes
a daily log of equipment received for repairs, and work completed.
10. Operates
a City pool automobile in the performance of essential job functions.
SECONDARY DUTIES AND
RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Reviews
proposed changes in signal configuration for specific intersections to ensure
that control devices and controller logic are compatible with the change;
modifies and reprograms controllers to accommodate engineering changes.
JOB TITLE: Signal Repair Technician
JOB DESCRIPTION - CONTINUED
2. Assists
in maintaining an inventory of electronic components and replacement parts;
purchases and requisitions needed supplies and components.
3. Researches
technical materials and supply catalogs; contacts manufacturer's
representatives to locate compatible replacements for obsolete components.
4. Assists
in maintaining a file of blueprints and schematic diagrams of electronic
equipment located at each intersection.
5. Assists
in maintaining a computer inventory listing of electronic control devices,
showing the type and location of each device; notifies the Engineering Division
of changes in equipment location.
6. Provides
training and technical information to other Signal Division employees,
regarding new electronic equipment and special procedures.
7. Provides
technical information regarding test equipment and materials needed for use in
preparation of tentative budget figures.
8. Assists
in maintaining a library of technical manuals for electronic control devices in
service.
9. Receives
calls from members of the public, related to signal malfunctions.
10. Performs
other related duties as required.
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES:
None.
JOB SPECIFICATION
SIGNAL REPAIR TECHNICIAN
GENERAL
STATEMENT OF DUTIES: Performs skilled work of above
average difficulty in troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining
electronic control devices and computer communications equipment.
MAINTENANCE
REVIEW DATE: March 1996
EXAMPLES
OF WORK: (Illustrative)
Utilizes test
meters and various electronic test equipment to diagnose and troubleshoot
malfunctions in electronic control devices.
Troubleshoots,
repairs and performs preventive maintenance on microcomputer remote control
devices, connection lines, transmitters and receivers.
Troubleshoots,
repairs and performs preventive maintenance on assigned electronic equipment,
such as the asphalt plant, street grinder, and street marking machinery.
Performs
diagnostic tests on repaired control devices to ensure functioning, according
to engineering specifications and computer programming, before and after
placement in the field.
Constructs
electronic test equipment to test specific components and functions of
electronic controllers and computer communications equipment.
Tests new
electronic equipment to ensure specifications are met and compatibility with
existing computer programs and communications equipment.
Prepares
blueprints and schematic diagrams of new test equipment and circuit changes in
electronic control devices.
Troubleshoots
equipment malfunctions in the field in the absence of Signal Technicians and
when unusual problems are encountered.
Completes a
daily log of equipment received for repairs, and work completed.
Operates a
City pool automobile in the performance of essential job functions.
REQUIRED
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES:
Comprehensive
knowledge
of basic electronics.
Considerable
knowledge
of the maintenance requirements of microprocessors and computer communications
equipment.
Considerable
knowledge
of the terminology and nomenclature of basic electronics.
Skill in the operation of a
microcomputer.
Skill in the operation of light
hand tools and electronic test equipment.
JOB TITLE: Signal Repair Technician
JOB
SPECIFICATION - CONTINUED
Skill in the operation of an
automatic transmission vehicle.
Ability to troubleshoot electronic
equipment and locate malfunctioning
components.
Ability to construct electronic
test equipment for specific components or functions.
Ability to read and interpret
electronic technical materials and manuals.
Ability to read, interpret, and
prepare blueprints and schematic diagrams.
Ability to communicate tactfully
and effectively with Signal Technicians, employees of other City departments,
parts suppliers, and members of the public.
Ability to maintain complex
records.
ACCEPTABLE
EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING: Completion of a vocational -
technical school course in basic electronics; at least two (2) years
experience in the repair and maintenance of electronic equipment, including
microprocessors; OR any equivalent
combination of experience and training which provides the required knowledge,
skills, and abilities.
ADDITIONAL
REQUIREMENT: Must possess a valid Arkansas Class D
(Non-Commercial Vehicle) Driver’s License before employment and maintain
licensure for the duration of employment in this position.
JOB TITLE: Signal Repair Technician
JOB
SPECIFICATION - CONTINUED
PHYSICAL
REQUIREMENTS: The physical demands marked below are
representative of those that will be required to successfully perform the
essential functions of this job.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with
disabilities to perform the essential functions.
YES NO
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Lifting (lbs.) |
30 |
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Carrying (lbs.) |
30 |
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Stooping, Bending |
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Kneeling, Squatting |
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Walking |
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Standing |
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Sitting |
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Climbing, Balancing (e.g.,
climbing and working from ladder) |
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Use of Hands to Finger,
Handle, or Feel |
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Physical Coordination
(sequential or simultaneous use of hands, arms, feet, and legs) |
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Eye-Hand Coordination |
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Close Vision (clear vision
at 20" or less) |
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Distance Vision (clear
vision at 20' or more) |
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Color Vision (ability to
identify and distinguish colors) |
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Depth Perception (ability
to judge distance spatial relationships) |
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Hearing |
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WORK ENVIRONMENT:
The environmental conditions
marked below are common to this job:
YES NO
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Outdoor Weather Conditions |
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Wet, Humid Conditions
(non-weather) |
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Work Near Moving
Mechanical Parts |
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Work in High, Precarious
Places |
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Fumes or Dust |
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Toxic or Caustic Chemicals |
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Extreme Heat (non-weather
over 90º F.) |
ü |
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Low Noise (e.g., business
office) |
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Moderate Noise (e.g.,
light motorized equipment such as lawn mowers) |
ü |
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Loud Noise (e.g.,
jackhammer, heavy motorized equipment) |
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