FAQs
What type of issues will the IT Desktop Coordinator be handling?
The IT Desktop Coordinator will handle simple IT issues including account setup, software problems, hardware concerns, and network configuration from hire to retire.
What tools will be used for providing IT support?
IT support will be provided through telephone, email, and chat applications, utilizing our IT user support tool service.
Is face-to-face support required?
Yes, the role requires providing onsite support for technical solutions and offering face-to-face guidance.
What is the focus of the IT team at Wood?
The IT team at Wood focuses on attracting, retaining, and developing talent while working on innovative projects to shape the future of IT within the company.
How is troubleshooting performed by the IT Desktop Coordinator?
The IT Desktop Coordinator will diagnose issues by asking targeted questions to understand the root problem and will guide clients through troubleshooting steps via different communication channels.
How should unresolved issues be handled?
Unresolved issues should be properly escalated to appropriate internal teams for further assistance.
Will the IT Desktop Coordinator be required to document issues and solutions?
Yes, the IT Desktop Coordinator must ensure all issues are logged with regular updates and document technical knowledge in ticket notes and Knowledge Base entries.
What kind of experience is required for this position?
Proven experience in IT Desktop Support is required, specifically as a Desktop Support Engineer, Technical Support Engineer, or in a similar role.
What technical skills are necessary for this role?
Hands-on experience with Windows OS, mobile devices, peripherals, and deployment methods like Intune and SCCM, along with excellent troubleshooting skills, is necessary.
Is knowledge of network security practices important for this role?
Yes, knowledge of network security practices and familiarity with anti-virus programs are important for ensuring the security of the systems being supported.