SUMMARY:
Junior IT Field Technician
POSITION INFO:
Our client, a leading national IT company based in Centurion, is seeking an energetic and dedicated Junior IT Field Technician to join their technical support team. This hands-on role combines daily on-site travel to client sites with remote troubleshooting to ensure fast and reliable technical assistance. Key Responsibilities: On-Site & Remote Support: Diagnose and resolve technical hardware, software, and connectivity problems both on-site and via remote desktop tools. System Installation & Configuration: Assemble, install, and configure computer systems, peripheral devices, and internal hardware components. Testing & Deployment: Test and stage newly acquired or repaired hardware prior to deployment to verify system stability. Scheduled Maintenance & Cycle Calls: Conduct routine cycle calls and preventative maintenance checks across client locations. Operating System Support: Maintain, update, and troubleshoot issues across Windows and Linux environments. Ticket & Asset Tracking: Document all service visits, resolution steps, and hardware inventory adjustments within the ticketing system. Client Relations: Act as a professional face of the company on-site, providing clear updates and basic system training to end users. Requirements & Qualifications: Experience: Minimum of 1 year of hands-on experience as an IT field technician. Certifications: CompTIA A+ and CompTIA Network+ (N+) are strictly required. Mobility: Must possess a valid driver's license and your own reliable vehicle for daily on-site travel. Technical Skills: Practical experience working with both Windows and Linux operating systems is highly beneficial. Problem-Solving: Proven hardware diagnostic abilities and a structured approach to troubleshooting. Communication: Strong interpersonal and verbal communication skills to support diverse client environments.
You'll apply on The Recruitment Council's own site before 20 January 2027. Put your most relevant experience at the top of your CV first.
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