SCADA TECHNICIAN

DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF THE CLASS:

The Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) Technician position has the primary duty to perform

skilled technical maintenance work on telemetering, instrumentation, and process control equipment under

general supervision of the General Manager. This includes complete site-based works in accordance with

established manuals, work instructions, procedures and/or known standards. Incumbent will from time-to-time

work with different managers or other areas of the department and will need to complete all reporting in

accordance with different work requirements.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

 Complete work in accordance with Rubicon Systems requirements (e.g. manager direction, manuals, work

instructions, etc.).

 Maintain SCADA system data and performance records, operate sensitive electronic instruments, tests

equipment and tools, including digital multi-meter, oscilloscope, telemetry test equipment, and calibrators,

and assists in the creation of enhancement of existing control programs.

 Diagnose and repair electrical/electronic control systems and other related equipment. Inventories, orders,

catalogs, and maintains appropriate levels of spare parts and related equipment to ensure a quick and

accurate response to system failures.

 Performs all work duties and activities in accordance with Community policies and procedures. Work in

a safe manner and reports unsafe activity and conditions.

 Follows department safety policies and practices, and adheres to responsibilities concerning safety and

accident prevention.

 Serves as a liaison with the equipment vendors to resolve and troubleshoot equipment abnormalities, or

malfunctions.

 Monitors inventory levels of equipment, estimates usage, prepares cost estimates, orders, and purchases

required supplies and materials.

 Have an in-depth knowledge of Rubicon products and services, and keeps up to date with changes to

products and the introduction of new products.

 Schedules preventative and correct maintenance using computerized maintenance management programs.