Field Technician

Paycom; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Paycom in Oklahoma City seeks a field installation and service technician to support participants and local courts/agencies. The role includes installing and deactivating devices, troubleshooting, and providing on-site training and support.

You will communicate with courts and agencies, manage equipment and documentation in the monitoring system, and participate in local events as needed.

Qualifications

• One (1) year of experience in the fields of criminal justice or customer service preferred.
• Must have a good MVR (motor vehicle report) and an up to date driver’s license.

Responsibilities

• Provide prompt and thorough customer service to participants, supervision officers and senior court/county officials.
• Install (office or jail) and deactivate technology devices on monitored participants.
• Process incoming/outgoing calls with company personnel, referring agencies, and clients to troubleshoot equipment abnormalities.
• Perform device maintenance (typically device replacement or adjusting strap size/fit).
• Schedule and conduct follow up appointments with courts and agencies in the area.
• Document all pertinent information electronically in monitoring system database.
• Maintain cleanliness of inactive equipment.
• Review participant fee accounts and process payments.
• Represent the company at local events/conferences, when assigned.

Skills

Customer service

Field installation

Technical support

Tools

Monitoring software

Device maintenance tools

Job description

Job Details

Job Location: Oklahoma City_Recruitment only - Oklahoma City, OK 73102, Duties include servicing and managing field installations of participants. Acts as liaison for field locations to include contact with the courts and agencies in the designated geographic area of service. Provides local support and training to area courts and agencies.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Provide prompt and thorough customer service to participants, supervision officers and senior court/county officials.


• Install (office or jail) and deactivate technology devices on monitored participants.


• Process incoming/outgoing calls with company personnel, referring agencies, and clients to troubleshoot equipment abnormalities.


• Perform device maintenance (typically device replacement or adjusting strap size/fit).


• Schedule and conduct follow up appointments with courts and agencies in the area.


• Document all pertinent information electronically in monitoring system database.


• Maintain cleanliness of inactive equipment.


• Review participant fee accounts and process payments.


• Represent the company at local events/conferences, when assigned.

Qualifications

• One (1) year of experience in the fields of criminal justice or customer service preferred.


• Must have a good MVR (motor vehicle report) and an up to date driver’s license.