ICT Field Engineer/Technician N. London - £20k +Mileage

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ICT Field Engineer - N. London

Job Title: ICT Field Engineer

Salary Details: £20,000 per annum + mileage Annual Leave: 30 days (outside term time only) Job Term: Full Time Appointment Type: Permanent

Hours: 37 hours

Location: Field based – N. London

 

We require an experienced ICT field engineer to support sites across North London. Having a good understanding of server 2008/2003, XP, Windows 7, AD, RM CC3/4 essential, experience with Ergo Free2Teach, and Ranger would be beneficial.

 

Having experience of supporting schools ICT networks and a clean CRB also essential. Working alongside ICT coordinators you will have excellent communication skills and be reliable and punctual. The ideal candidate will be comfortable working in the field on their own but with the support of a team of technicians. As an ICT Field Engineer you will be responsible for visiting a number of primary schools on a rota and carrying out hardware/software installations, basic administration, health checks, fault troubleshooting, minor repairs, and maintenance of peripherals and network infrastructure. Own transport required.

 

Part time also considered.

 

For full details and application form please visit ICT Field Engineer Vacancy

 

Closing date for applications is the 9th August 2013.

Edited July 23, 2013 by Dos_Box
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Could you give a bit more of an idea of the location of the schools?

 

Hendon? Colindale? Barnet? Mill Hill? Brent?

 

Also, could it be done via rail? I only ask because I am medically banned from driving so public transport is my only way around.

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Could you give a bit more of an idea of the location of the schools?

 

Hendon? Colindale? Barnet? Mill Hill? Brent?

 

Also, could it be done via rail? I only ask because I am medically banned from driving so public transport is my only way around.

 

Mainly it would be in the borough of Barnet (High Barnet down to Cricklewood) but with the possibility of some work in Hillingdon and Ealing.

 

It would just about be possible with public transport but I imagine it would be very difficult to achieve.