Tier vs information technology/support technician

Differences between tier and information technology/support technician duties and responsibilities

Tier example responsibilities.

• Manage incoming call queue handling basic NOC tasks and more advance VOIP such as provisioning sites and performing disconnects.
• Manage paperwork associate with HVAC procedures.
• Support a wide range proprietary Unix and SQL base applications.
• Require to maintain basic knowledge of Linux commands to properly access certain network equipment.
• Maintain, install and operate network communication devices such as routers and switches with provide configurations.
• Have knowledge of SQL query skills and awareness of corporate data security policies relate to privacy and personal identifying information.
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Information technology/support technician example responsibilities.

• Manage DHCP entries, assign and reserve IP addresses for different sites and locations.
• Manage companies ShoreTel VoIP telephone system.
• Manage and maintain network peripherals including printers, workstations and network connections.
• Manage backups, replications and disaster recovery plans of company mission critical servers and database files to ensure redundancy.
• Furnish technical assistance with VoIP system maintenance.
• Use SCCM to remotely support and install software allowing for a reduction in troubleshooting times.
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