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TKC Holdings, Inc. is seeking a Field Tech to perform walk-throughs of facilities and repair or replace components on a suite of custom network devices in support of multi-year state and county contracts.
You will install at new sites, assemble networking gear for inmate phone systems, and travel within the region to service correctional facilities; strong networking knowledge and T-1/analog circuit repair required.
$26.44-29.81/hour
TKC Holdings, Inc.—comprised of Trinity Services Group, Keefe Group, and Courtesy Products - is a mid-market respected leader in the corrections and hospitality industries for more than 40 years. With thousands of team members across the country, we continue a tradition of innovation, integrity, and success. TKC is committed to delivering excellent products and services, exceeding customer expectations, and empowering the career development of every team member.
As a subsidiary of TKC Holdings, Inc. and Keefe Group,ICShas been a leading provider of innovative telecommunications products and exceptional customer service to correctional facilities across the nation.
We care about our employees and offer benefits that support your health, finances, and career growth.
The Field Tech will perform a walk-through of the facility to repair or replace any components on a suite of custom configured network devices in support of multi-year state and county contracts. Field Techs perform installations at the new site. This requires putting together a significant amount of network equipment for the inmate phone system and associated add on components in support of the contract. Other duties as determined by the needs of the business.
Equal Employment Employer as to all protected groups, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities.
We maintain a drug-free workplace.
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