ConSol Partners
Information Technology Help Desk Technician

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Role Overview
This role is a technically focused position, with occasional requirements for on-site attendance. You’ll provide a first point of contact support service to clients ensuring that their IT infrastructure and systems remain operational; this involves you proactively identifying, investigating, and resolving technical incidents and problems, and restoring service to clients by managing incidents through to resolution. Reporting to the Service Desk Manager, this role is a combination of ongoing proactive monitoring and maintenance as well as business-as-usual support.
Requirements
- A sound, basic understanding of IT and IT terminology, including Windows Server and Workstation products as well as networking technologies.
- Experience with Windows desktop operating systems, installing, configuring and administering including connecting to a Microsoft Windows Network/Domain.
- Experience in configuring wireless networks and technologies.
- Unifi / Ubiquiti would give you a headstart!
- A good understanding of the Microsoft Office suite & Microsoft 365 is essential.
- Possess a willingness to learn and co-operate as part of a team.
- Excellent telephone manner is required along with friendly customer service skills.
- Attention to detail is very important.
- A logical approach to problem solving coupled with common sense.
- Punctuality, staff must be ready to work by their allotted time and willing to be flexible with their working arrangements.
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