First Line IT Support Technician

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1 month ago
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Role: First Line Support IT Technician - Office Based
Sutton in Ashfield
c£27,300.00 + Great Benefits

We have an excellent opportunity for an experienced First Line Support IT Technician to provide support to the business via a helpdesk system. Working for a great company based in Nottinghamshire that offers a lovely, friendly working environment and great benefits.

This is an office-based role and remote working is not an option.

The role of First Line Support IT Technician will involve:

Providing support to internal staff members and being point of contact for error reporting via an IT ticketing system.
Day to day support of internal users on hardware, software, and systems issues.
Installing and configuring computer hardware operating systems and applications
Talking employees through basic password resets, lock outs and setting up new users
Escalating complex technical issues to senior IT Team and dealing with third party support
Ensure security systems and servers are up to date, maintaining ensuring backups are completed.
Monitoring and maintaining computer and operating systems and networks carrying out planned preventative systems maintenance and updates.
Keeping up- to date with the latest technology and systems as required
Attending meetings as required The ideal candidate for role of IT Support Technician will have:

1st/ 2ndline support experience and technical problem solving / troubleshooting abilities.
An excellent understanding and experience of PC Set ups and installations.
Experience of MS Operating systems and Office 365 applications
Experience of CRM Systems and SQL and advantage
Excellent customer service and the ability to liaise with staff at all levels.
The willingness to work on all levels of IT issues both hard and softwareDo not miss out apply now!!

Interested?? Call TurnerFox Recruitment or send your CV

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Keywords: IT Support / IT Helpdesk / IT Technician / Hardware Support / Software Support / 1st Line support / IT Support Technician / 2nd Line Support / 3rd Line support / IT Engineer / First line support / second line support

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