Vehicle Tracking Technician ans sales - Digit FMS Cape

Email CV To: charlene@digitsolutions.co.za

Requirements: Experience as a technician in the electronics industry, auto electrician, tracking, camera systems, cctv, alarm systems.

As a vehicle tracking technician, your duties typically involve installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting GPS tracking systems, dash cams in various types of vehicles. Here's a breakdown of common responsibilities:

1. Installation: You'll be responsible for installing GPS tracking devices in vehicles, which may include cars, trucks, vans, buses, and even heavy equipment like construction machinery. This involves locating optimal positions for the devices, wiring them into the vehicle's electrical system, and ensuring they are securely attached.

2. Testing and Calibration: After installation, you'll need to test the tracking systems to ensure they are functioning properly. This may involve calibrating sensors, checking signal strength, and verifying accurate reporting of vehicle location and other data.

3. Maintenance: Regular maintenance is crucial to keep tracking systems operating smoothly. This could include cleaning devices, replacing batteries, updating software, and inspecting wiring for damage or wear.

4. Troubleshooting: When tracking systems encounter issues, you'll be responsible for diagnosing and resolving them efficiently. This may involve troubleshooting hardware problems, debugging software issues, or addressing connectivity issues.

5. Customer Support: You may need to provide technical support to customers who have questions or encounter problems with their tracking systems. This could involve answering inquiries over the phone, via email, or in person, and guiding users through troubleshooting steps.

6. Documentation: Keeping accurate records of installations, maintenance tasks, and troubleshooting efforts is essential. This helps ensure accountability, enables future reference, and facilitates efficient communication within the team.