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Eurolaser Technologies Ltd

End User Support (3 days per week)

Lurgan
Posted 1 day ago
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ROLE: End User Support - Band 2

TYPE: Dedicated Support (3 days per week)

Roles and Responsibilities:

  • Performs remedial repairs on Desktops, laptops, printers, video conferencing, access, kiosks, operational hardware and any other authorized peripheral equipment.
  • Assist site with hardware/desk/office/boardroom setup as requested.
  • Execute supported directed tasks for network or server support on-site by escalations teams.
  • Provide first level troubleshooting and support for Applications.
  • Capture, store and update in-scope site information.
  • EUC Hardware (Laptops, Desktops) set-up, deployment, collection/re-imaging.
  • Mobile devices (phone/tablets) set-up, deployment, collection.
  • Software/Application Installation (Country/Site specific).
  • Basic Printing. Network and server troubleshooting support.
  • Provide New Hire Induction.
  • Manage local end user asset inventory and life cycle of assets.
  • Provide first level support for meeting room devices (VC devices, projectors, displays etc.,).
  • Provide first level support for warehouse devices (RF Equipment’s, voice equipment’s, vehicle mounted units, label/thermal printers etc.,).
  • Maintain onsite inventory of supported devices.

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This is a dedicated 3-day-per-week onsite support role.
We need UK or Irish nationals, as they can work across both locations.

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Work Schedule:

  • 2 full days at Lurgan (Dedicated/Base Site)
  • 1 day covering the Monaghan sites:
    • Castleblayney – Half Day
    • Lough Egish – Half Day

Travel arrangements:

  • Lurgan will be the dedicated/ base site.
  • Travel between the Lurgan site and the Monaghan sites will be reimbursed.

Please note:

  • We need FE with a valid driver’s license and car who is willing to travel between Lurgan and Monaghan sites.
  • Valid work authorization to work in both Northern Ireland (UK) and the Republic of Ireland.
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Skills

End User Support
Hardware Troubleshooting
Desktop Deployment
Mobile Device Management
Network Troubleshooting
Server Support
Asset Inventory Management
Video Conferencing Support
Application Installation
RF Equipment Support
Printer Maintenance
New Hire Induction

Location

Lurgan, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

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