Flock Safety develops technology for public and private safety, serving neighborhoods, businesses, schools, and government organizations. Its products combine license plate recognition, video cameras, audio detection, and automated drones to help deter crime and collect evidence that can generate leads for law enforcement. The company delivers its infrastructure through a subscription model designed for straightforward deployment and maintenance-free operation, with a stated focus on transparency and privacy. Flock Safety reports that its systems are used by more than 5,000 communities.
Field Technician, Public Safety Systems — Tennessee
Install and maintain Flock Safety camera, solar, and trailer systems across Tennessee. The role includes site surveys, repairs, service records, and regional travel.
Aprašymas
- Install and service cameras, solar panels, batteries, poles, and related equipment at field locations.
- Carry out hardware installations and continuing maintenance on camera and solar systems.
- Survey installation sites with public safety partners and property owners.
- Check traffic control plans and confirm permit compliance.
- Prepare locations by digging post holes and fitting mounting hardware.
- Position and align license plate recognition (LPR) and pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras.
- Troubleshoot and repair field equipment and software connections, including minor damage to private underground wiring or irrigation.
- Record installation details, inventory, and service work in the mobile field app.
- Coordinate local shipments of equipment.
- Use power tools, hand tools, ladders, bucket trucks, lifts, service vehicles, and support trailers.
- Observe environmental and workplace safety procedures.
- Deploy new systems and maintain fleets of cameras, solar equipment, and mobile trailers.
Reikalavimai
- Hands-on experience with low-voltage wiring, electrical assembly, construction, or technical field service work.
- Able to lift equipment weighing up to 50 pounds.
- Able to work independently outdoors on changing daily routes and in varied weather.
- Able to safely drive service vans and trucks and tow small equipment trailers.
- Comfortable using mobile apps and basic digital tools.
- Valid, unrestricted driver’s license and a driving record that meets company motor vehicle standards.
- Able to work in Tennessee or relocate there.
- Available for at least 25% travel, including possible overnight stays and extended time away from home.
- Available to work Monday through Friday, with occasional Saturdays.
- Able to use ladders and bucket trucks safely within manufacturer weight limits.
- At least 21 years old to meet vehicle rental and insurance requirements.
- Able to work in temperatures from -20°F to 120°F.
- Legally authorized to work in the United States.
- Able to meet CJIS certification and FBI CJIS Security Policy requirements, including a fingerprint-based background check, if certification is required.
Privalumai
- Overtime pay.
- Stock options or equity.
- Equal employment opportunity.
- Disability accommodations during interviews.
- Potential eligibility for CJIS certification as a condition of employment, if required.