System and Windows Administrator

Job Description

Hardware Installation and Setup: Installation: Install and configure hardware components, including desktops, laptops, servers, printers, and peripherals. Configuration: Set up and configure network devices such as routers, switches, and modems to ensure proper connectivity and functionality. Troubleshooting and Repair Diagnosis: Identify and diagnose hardware issues, including malfunctioning components, connectivity problems, and performance degradation. Repair: Perform repairs or replacements of defective hardware components and ensure systems are restored to optimal performance. System Maintenance: Routine Maintenance: Conduct regular maintenance tasks, such as cleaning hardware components, updating firmware, and optimizing system performance. Monitoring: Monitor hardware systems to detect and address potential issues before they lead to significant problems. Technical Support: Assistance: Provide technical support to end-users for hardware-related issues, including troubleshooting, installations, and configurations. Guidance: Offer guidance on proper hardware usage and maintenance practices to minimize issues and extend the lifespan of equipment. Documentation and Reporting: Record Keeping: Maintain detailed records of hardware installations, repairs, and replacements, including issue descriptions and resolutions. Inventory Management: Track and manage inventory of hardware components, tools, and supplies to ensure availability and efficient operation. Upgrades and Modifications: Upgrades: Implement hardware upgrades and modifications to improve system performance or meet evolving user needs. Installation: Install new hardware components and ensure compatibility with existing systems and software. Compliance and Safety: Safety Procedures: Follow safety protocols for handling and disposing of electronic waste and hazardous materials. Regulatory Compliance: Ensure that hardware maintenance and repair practices comply with company policies and industry regulations. Training and Development: Skill Development: Stay updated with the latest hardware technologies and industry trends through training and professional development opportunities. Knowledge Sharing: Share knowledge and best practices with team members and end-users to promote effective hardware use and maintenance. Collaboration: Teamwork: Work closely with IT support teams, network administrators, and other stakeholders to resolve complex hardware issues and improve system reliability. Feedback: Provide feedback on hardware performance and suggest improvements to enhance system efficiency and user satisfaction.