Security Systems Specialist - Locksmith (Telemetry Specialist) / Non-Permanent

This position delivers innovative solutions that contribute to the DES mission by acting as one of the Capitol Security Locksmiths.

• Install and maintain all aspects of building door hardware and locksets.
• Provide project specifications for doors, door hardware and locksets.
• Respond to request for services for: Broken keys, Lost/Stolen keys, Locks requiring service and maintenance, Routine preventive maintenance, Install and configure/pin key cores.
• Cut keys according to lockset configurations and key assignments.
• Provides subject matter expertise for construction standards on door hardware and locksets.
• Maintain accurate records of all assigned keys to state employees, contractors and vendors utilizing the SimpleK logging software.
• Program, stock and maintain KeyWatcher key boxes across Campus Buildings.
• Perform key audits or generate key reports when requested by Capitol Security leadership or customers.
• Provide regular preventative maintenance on locks and associated door hardware.
• Responds to incidents related to mission critical applications and components.
• Troubleshoot, access, and determine best course of action for system failures that impact immediate operations and security when primary team members are unavailable.
• Provide assistance to assigned team when needed for priority system installation, repair, maintenance, and removal.
• Conduct frequent monitoring of the Capitol Security team shop floor plan and all relevant workorders.
• Update work status, work codes and input detailed work notes on a daily basis.
• Provide timely and accurate stakeholder communication of relevant workorder and project status.
• Provide accurate and timely project estimates utilizing CSVS Official Estimate guide and Estimate template.
• Maintain accurate records of daily shift hours and work order billing hours within MainSaver.

• Three (3) years working in the locksmith trade in a campus/commercial and industrial like environment
• Interfacing with related security systems in support of overarching physical security plan
• Ability to work alone as well as in a team environment.

• Benefits
• Travel: This position may require travel to various locations, including both on-campus and off-campus buildings, training facilities, and conferences.

The Department of Enterprise Services (DES) provides centralized business services to state government agencies; to other public entities such as cities, counties and tribes; and to Washington residents.