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Network Administrator Salt Lake City International Airport, UT Network Administrator Salt Lake City International Airport, UT Position Title: Network Administrator Report Line: SLC Site Manager Ever wanted to know more about working at an airport? Here is your chance to find out as ServiceTec, the leading independent provider of managed IT services to the aviation industry has an opportunity for a Network Administrator to join our team at Salt Lake City International Airport. If you are looking for an exciting challenge whereby no two days are the same, then this position may be for you. Further information on this role is detailed below: FLSA Status and Hours: This is a full time, salaried, non-exempt position with great hours: Monday-Thursday evening shift 14:00 to 1:00 (4x10 shift) and on-call as needed. Salary and benefits information will be provided should you be selected for an interview. Position Overview: The Network Administrator is responsible for ensuring the Company’s contractual commitments, site goals and timelines are met through third level day to day support and maintenance of the supported IT systems on site at Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC). The Network Administrator must be fully aware of all functional provisions of the contract existing between Salt Lake City Department of Airports (SLCDA) and ServiceTec. About Us: ServiceTec is the world’s leading independent provider of managed IT services for airports and airlines. We have offered world-class support for IT systems at airports since 1989. With multiple bases in North America and Europe, we have an unsurpassed reputation for the maintenance and support of business- critical systems across the entire airport infrastructure. Our genuinely outstanding level of service has been demonstrated by the systematic extension, re-award and expansion of multiple existing contracts with clients across North America and Europe. This unrivaled approach has enabled ServiceTec to achieve and maintain its objective of developing strong, sustained and beneficial partnerships with airports and airlines throughout the world. ServiceTec Culture: ServiceTec is a people-oriented company. We value our employees, believing they should be treated fairly, with courtesy and respect. We believe people work better when they feel supported and know that there is a team behind them. We nurture talent and our philosophy is to promote from within. We consistently recognize those employees who go "above and beyond.” Responsibilities: General • Provide third-level technical support for issues escalated to the Network Support Team for all services under the terms of the contract utilizing approved processes, procedures, scripts and knowledge articles. • Ensure workflow and quality of work meets or exceeds the remedial and routine performance criteria stated within the Statement of Work and the goals set forth by the Local Site Management or ServiceTec. • Assess systems and develop written technical procedures for the site in line with established Company ISO standards, if necessary. Ensure compliance with any technical changes or new technical requirements and ensure continuing improvement to the support and maintenance of the systems. Recommend improvements and upgrades where necessary. • Sustain an excellent personal professional relationship at all levels with those organizations and personnel requiring interaction under the terms of the contract. • Attend all site meetings relevant to the company’s contractual obligations as instructed/directed by the local Site Management. • Must be available for contact at all times for any urgent matters arising under the terms of the contract. • Provide technical advice for the development, design, and systems integration for client engagement from definition phase through to implementation and transition to support. • Work with local site management to ensure proper communication has taken place on all aspects of the support and maintenance of the systems, including any absence, be it planned or sudden. Ensure all planned absence is approved by local management and ServiceTec. • Ensure that Preventative Maintenance (PM) items and schedules are correctly completed and reported. Assist with completion of PM items as necessary. • Ensure that spares and parts are used correctly. Report shortages, low levels, deficiencies or extra requirements to Site Management. Ensure that items requiring repair are correctly documented and packed ready for transport to the repair provider without undue delay. • Report to and ensure that Site Management is aware of any unusual events that may have an adverse impact on service delivery or the Company’s reputation. • Promote and ensure that ServiceTec’s “culture of service” is maintained and adhered to at all times Service Delivery: • Provide operation support on-site 40hrs/week of the systems/services under the terms of the contract which will include, but is not limited to the following: o Troubleshoot, diagnose and resolve issues related to operating systems, hardware and software by analyzing the symptoms and identifying the underlying problem that have been escalated. o Document issues and conversations to create a log that can be referenced by other technicians and for training purposes. o Accurately record, prioritize, and update all IT support requests through the service desk software. o Ensure proper escalation procedures are followed. o Communicate regular progress updates to the appropriate leads and managers. o Ensure that the ticket number and estimated timeframes are clearly communicated to the customer. o Attend regular team meetings and providing relevant information as required. o Utilize remote management or monitoring software to expedite remedial work and provide proactive support. o Responsible for the timely completion of assigned work. o Ability to alter work schedule to include after hours and weekends if necessary. o Participate in on call rotational schedule for after-hours support. o Perform other duties as required. • Response and Fix Times: Where specific times are written into the contract these must be met or improved. • Ensure you conduct yourself in a professional and tactful manner at all times and that the Company’s dress code policy or local policy is adhered to. Telephone manner is as important as direct contact. • Ensure all communications devices are on at all times and are in good working order. • Ensure availability either in-person during onsite or via phone during on-call times, to assist the customer with day-to-day and critical incidents. Administration: • Personnel Reporting: Submit time sheets, expense claims; vacation and sick leave requests, etc. correctly and completed within any stated deadlines. Physical Attributes: • Function holder’s minimum physical attributes should include: o Independent mobility throughout work locations, and ability to move unaided from one working level to another, the ability to access unaided all installed equipment locations, including working at height, when required. o Ability to negotiate security checkpoints and screening x/ray access points without assistance. Maintain security clearance at all times. o Visual acuity - ability to interpret and operate customer-owned computer screens and read/write relevant documentation, without the need for special accommodation (large print, Braille, voice assisted computer system, or dictation equipment). o Ability to carry tools, test equipment and replacement equipment (up to 30 lbs), independently and unaided. o Ability to drive standard vehicles without any requirement for modified controls. Commercial Attributes: • Must be aware at all times of the commercial relationships existing between the parties to the contract and their local clients. Ensure that both personal and team activities have a positive effect on the parties’ relationships and enhance the possibility of success in any further opportunities that may arise. • Work with the designated Company sales representative to capture additional revenues from out- of-scope activities and ensure that additional project work and growth opportunities are brought to the attention of the sales team. Education and Qualifications: • Function holder’s minimum qualifications and experience should include: o Exceptional communication, attention to detail and decision-making skills. o Experience working in a collaborative team environment. o Organized and methodical with the ability to plan and prioritize time sensitive tasks. o Thorough knowledge of computer hardware diagnostics and repair required. o Must possess excellent verbal and written skills. o Must be a self-motivated individual who can perform with minimal direction, using sound judgment and creativity in solving highly complex technical problems. o Must possess the ability to work in a stressful environment and use professional etiquette when dealing with Salt Lake City International Airport personnel, associated customers, and outside vendors. o Experience and proficiency with the following applications and devices: Microsoft Office products, Adobe products, Mitel IP Phones, Smartphone devices, VPN, Cisco and Aruba network appliances, VMware Virtualization tools, Windows Server operating systems, Active Directory 2012 and newer. o Understanding and working knowledge of TCP/IP and Multicast technologies. o Pass a background investigation, which includes a criminal history check as part of requirements by TSA and to complete an airport safety training. o Must have a valid Driver’s License. Education/Experience/Certifications: • College
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