Bernalillo County is 1,160 square miles and is New Mexico’s most populous county with more than 676,000 residents. Bernalillo County government provides a wide range of public services to residents who live in Albuquerque, Los Ranchos and Tijeras with approximately 106,000 residents living in unincorporated areas of the county. Bernalillo County employs approximately 2,500 people and has an annual operating budget, capital investments and other funds of more than $1 billion. Elected officials include five county commissioners, assessor, clerk, probate judge, sheriff and treasurer.

Bernalillo County

Department of Human Resources

Job Descriptions

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JCV516: MDC Security Electronic Technician I

MDC Security Electronic Technician I

Job Code
Grade
Bargaining Unit
JCV516
5
Local 1461 - Bernalillo County Blue Collar (BLUE)
       
       
Hourly
As Hourly
As Annual
22.81 - 28.64 - 36.01 USD Hourly
$22.81 - $28.64 - $36.01
$47,444.80 - $59,571.20 - $74,900.80

POSITION SUMMARY

Under general direction, install, test, maintain and repair electronic, computer, electrical and mechanical systems; to plan and implement preventive maintenance schedules for assigned equipment; and to perform a variety of technical tasks relative to assigned area of responsibility.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

SUMMARY: 1. Install, maintain, test, diagnose, repair, calibrate, or adjust electronic or mechanical equipment, and or systems within assigned department; plan and implement preventive maintenance schedules for assigned equipment. To include software installation and programming. 2. Perform diagnostic testing on equipment to be repaired using electronic equipment, troubleshoot problem, determine repairs to be performed, make recommendations to supervisor if repair is not cost effective or cost efficient. 3. Remove, install, repair, clean and modify fire alarm systems including the interrelationship of automatic door and HVAC return fans and smoke detectors. 4. Plan new or modified installations consistent with standard specifications and local electrical codes. 5. Test continuity of circuits to ensure electrical compatibility and safety of all components. 6. Design, fabricate and weld special brackets and hangers for equipment as required. 7. Maintain a test bench and associated equipment; assume responsibility for maintaining appropriate supplies and supply resources for timely repair of equipment; order, receive, inspect, inventory and stock repair parts, diagnostic equipment and tools. 8. Repair and maintain telephone and other communications systems including those used for computerized central control devices. 9. Prepare service orders to document repair history of equipment; prepare and maintain records of work performed; submit reports as requested. 10. Read blueprints, sketches and diagrams and/or receive verbal instructions for the layout of electronic and mechanical systems; assist in preparation of specifications for electronic systems and equipment. **The above information on this job description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by employees within this classification. It is not designed to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all duties and responsibilities required of all employees assigned to this job.
This position is safety sensitive. Employment is subject to a pre-employment and random drug testing in accordance with all terms and conditions of federal and state rules and regulations regarding alcohol and/or drug testing.
Revision: 8/21/2025 1:40:29 PM