A-Repairman Locksmith: Maryland Transit Administration

Locksmith Service; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 55,000 - 69,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent benefits

Job summary

Maryland Transit Administration seeks an A-Repairman Locksmith in Downtown Baltimore to install, program, troubleshoot, inspect, and maintain locks, access-control systems, alarms, and related low-voltage equipment. The role combines locksmithing with electronics and system testing within transit facilities.

Three years of access-control and locksmith experience are required, along with a Certified Professional Locksmith certificate and a Class A license.

Qualifications

• Three years of experience as an access-control technician and locksmith.
• Experience with electronics, low-voltage networks, and alarm systems.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and Outlook.

Responsibilities

• Install, program, troubleshoot, inspect and maintain locks and access-control systems.
• Maintain security records and system documents for transit facilities.
• Read wiring diagrams and schematics and work with low-voltage cabling.

Skills

Access-control

Locksmithing

Electronics

Low-voltage

Diagnostic tools

Reading wiring diagrams

Education

Certified Professional Locksmith certificate

Electronics associate diploma

Class A Restricted Learners Permit

Tools

Multimeter

Access-control software

Electrical diagnostic tools

Job description

# A-Repairman Locksmith: Maryland Transit Administration**Maryland Transit Administration**Baltimore, MD Start Date09/09/2026Locks & Locksmiths$45.32USD Full-TimeMaryland Transit Administration is hiring an A-Repairman Locksmith in Downtown Baltimore, Maryland. The position pays $45.32 per hour. The employment type is not provided by the employer, and the work mode is not provided by the employer.The A-Repairman Locksmith installs, programs, troubleshoots, inspects, diagnoses, repairs, and maintains locks, access-control systems, alarms, cameras, doors, gates, and related low-voltage equipment. Baltimore locksmith jobs in this setting combine locksmith work with electronics, wiring, system testing, records, and transit-facility security.* Role: A-Repairman Locksmith* Employer: Maryland Transit Administration, Maryland Department of Transportation* Location: Downtown Baltimore, MD* Employment type: Not provided by the employer* Work mode: Not provided by the employer* Pay: $45.32 per hour* Application deadline: Not provided by the employerApply NowThe application requires Maryland's DTS-1 application form, and a resume cannot replace that form. Online submission is recommended, while the employer also provides a Baltimore human-resources mailing address and telephone contact for the application process.## Transit Locksmith And Access Control WorkThe role covers locks, locking systems, door closures, access-control systems, alarms, cameras, cabling, sensors, doors, and gates. The technician cuts keys, overhauls locks, configures access-control software, and maintains security documents and system records.Doors & WindowsElectronic and low-voltage work includes wiring, equipment installation, system testing, and access-control planning. The position also requires reading wiring diagrams, schematics, and system architectures while using locksmith tools, electrical tools, diagnostic equipment, safety gear, and multimeters.## Baltimore Maintenance DutiesThe A-Repairman Locksmith diagnoses faults and completes repairs on mechanical and electronic security equipment. The position can work independently, coordinate teams, lead smaller projects, and assist on larger installations under the direction of a Physical Plant Supervisor or another designated official.Each assignment follows electrical codes, safety rules, personal protective equipment requirements, local codes, and project requirements. Safety training is required for assigned work, and the role does not normally supervise other employees.* Lock installation, repair, programming, and inspection* Access-control systems and software* Alarms, cameras, sensors, doors, and gates* Low-voltage cabling and equipment installation* Security records and system documents## Qualifications For MTA Locksmith WorkThe position requires three years of experience as an access-control technician and locksmith. Three years of experience with electronics, low-voltage networks, communications devices, door and locking hardware, alarm devices, access-control technology, and access-control software is also required.Security Products & ServicesThe role requires knowledge of electronics and electrical systems, proficiency with diagnostic tools, and the ability to read technical diagrams. Three years of experience with Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and Outlook is part of the stated experience requirement.## Credentials And Employment ScreeningThe listed credential path requires a Certified Professional Locksmith certificate from an Associated Locksmiths of America-approved locksmith school, an electronics associate diploma from an accredited institution, a current Class A Restricted Learners Permit, and a valid DOT Medical Certification.A Class A Restricted CDL License is required within the 90-day probationary period. The hiring process includes a written examination, a practical skills test, a recent complete Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration driving record, background and reference checks, and possible drug testing under the State Substance Abuse Policy.## MTA Employment TermsThe position is classified as A-Repairman-Locksmith, code 0395, and is associated with Local 1300. The source lists excellent benefits and states that the position may be covered by a bargaining unit with a possible biweekly service fee.Maryland Transit Administration requires legal authorization to work in the United States and encourages bilingual applicants. The agency provides reasonable disability accommodations and identifies itself as an equal opportunity employer.The Baltimore assignment combines physical lock work with access-control technology, electrical systems, and transit-facility security. The stated experience requirements cover both field locksmithing and technical system support.Locks & LocksmithsThe position's written examination, practical test, driving-record review, and credential requirements make the hiring process more extensive than a basic lock-repair assignment. The role reports to a designated facilities authority and follows formal safety and project controls.