CCTV Data Cabling Technician (SMA TV)
INTERNATIONAL SKILL DEVELOPMENT, INC.
Doha, Doha, Qatar
No salary information is indicated for this ad.
Vacancies 2
Last Job Ad Activity: Jan 24, 2025
Apply Until: Feb 22, 2025
Job Description
- responsible for monitoring, diagnosing, installing, configuring, and maintaining CCTV camera systems and their associated components. Maintenance: Repairing faulty equipment, upgrading software and monitoring performance.
- Monitoring: Monitoring a company’s surveillance guards and ensuring that the system is functioning properly and responding to alarms Diagnosing: Discovering the cause of technical faults and resolving them in a timely manner.
- installation: Setting up new equipment, installing CCTV systems and connecting cabling. Configuration: Configuring CCTV systems so they are compatible with the necessary software and connected to the correct wiring.
Qualifications:
A minimum of 3 year(s) of working experience is required.
Candidates must be a Vocational Diploma / Short Course Certificate holder in Computer Science/Information technology or similar fields.
Male applicants are preferred for this role.
- time organized technician with experience in installation and handling multiple products brands. Must work well with little supervision
- Should have a thorough knowledge of ELV systems (CCTV, ACS, PA, AV, SMATV etc.,). Experience with MOI installation regulations and documentation. AutoCAD Drafting experience with IT Knowledge is preferred
Principal / Employer
AL MUFTAH TRADING AND CONTRACTING COMPANY
Principal / Employer Address
P.O. Box 875 Doha Qatar
Placement Fee
This job has no placement fee.
For manpower pooling only. No fees in any form and/or purpose will be collected from the applicants. Beware of illegal recruiters and human traffickers.
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POEA-108-LB-062515-R-PAE
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