Computer Technician. A. Classification Computer Technician (12-month employee)
Computer Technician. A Computer Technician shall be a qualified employee assigned to the installation, troubleshooting, modification, and repair of stand-alone and specified networked computers, including desktops, laptops, and hubs along with legacy equipment. Computer Technicians may also be assigned the installation of software and associated activities as determined by the Company. Computer Technicians install, troubleshoot, modify and repair stand-alone and networked peripheral equipment including, but not limited to, boarding pass readers, magnetic swipe readers, ticket printers, bagtag printers, scanning equipment, laser printers, impact printers, modems, and other electronic devices as assigned by the Company. Computer Technicians assist with the installation of various network devices, by installing servers, routers and switches, and verifying pre-installed software. Computer Technicians work with distributed Systems Support groups to provide initial cur- sory troubleshooting of network servers, routers and switches. Computer Technicians shall not perform any work presently performed by Ground Communications Technicians. Computer Technicians shall be subject to call at any time and shall be required to travel to the extent necessary to accomplish their work. A Computer Technician who has completed his probationary period may, in addition to his work and responsibilities as a Computer Technician, be required to provide on the job training to an employee of the same classification on jobs, but shall not perform the work of a Lead Computer Technician in leading and direct- ing the work of other employees.
Computer Technician. The Computer Technician shall work seven and one half (7.5) hours per day, with the starting and ending times set by the Principal.
Computer Technician a) The normal work day for full-time Computer Technicians unless otherwise determined by the Board, shall be scheduled between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., with a total elapsed time including the unpaid lunch period not to exceed nine (9) consecutive hours. It is understood and agreed that the supervisor has the right to amend the working schedule to meet the needs of the school community and Board office, as required. For purposes of clarification school community shall be as defined in Board policy.
Computer Technician. Computer Technicians (CT) shall have the following qualifications and applicable experience levels:
Computer Technician. A secretary who reports to an administrator who is responsible for a facility, district program and/or business function of limited scope not necessarily district wide who performs duties related to maintaining and repairing computers and/or software training. Positions included in this category are: Learning Resource Center Technician
Computer Technician. A Computer Technician shall be a qualified employee assigned to the installation, troubleshooting, modification, and repair of stand-alone and specified networked computers, including desktops, laptops, and hubs along with legacy equipment. Computer Technicians may also be assigned the installation of software and associated activities as determined by the Company. Computer Technicians install, trou- bleshoot, modify and repair stand-alone and networked peripheral equipment including, but not limited to, boarding pass readers, mag- netic swipe readers, ticket printers, bagtag printers, scanning equip- ment, laser printers, impact printers, modems, and other electronic devices as assigned by the Company. Computer Technicians assist with the installation of various network devices, by installing servers, routers and switches, and verifying pre-installed software. Computer Technicians work with distributed Systems Support groups to pro- vide initial cursory troubleshooting of network servers, routers and switches. Computer Technicians shall not perform any work present- ly performed by Ground Communications Technicians. Computer Technicians shall be subject to call at any time and shall be required to travel to the extent necessary to accomplish their work. A Com- puter Technician who has completed his probationary period may, in addition to his work and responsibilities as a Computer Technician, be required to provide on the job training to an employee of the same classification on jobs, but shall not perform the work of a Lead Com- puter Technician in leading and directing the work of other employees.
Computer Technician. This position is covered by the contract sections which cover custodial and maintenance employees, with the following exceptions:
Computer Technician. The workday shall consist of eight and one-half (8½) hours including a non-paid duty free lunch period of thirty (30) consecutive minutes in length. The regular work year shall consist of 260 work days.
Computer Technician. Under the supervision of the classroom teacher and school administrator, works to perform non-teaching tasks which will assist teachers in the instruction of computer literacy and the use of computer assisted learning programs. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES:
