The DoorKnocker | Issue 33

“My most memorable job would have to be working at a Supreme Court judge’s office. This job presented a unique set of problems, due to it being built in the late 1700s. Since I am on the smaller size, I was sent into the crawlspace in a Tyvek suit (see photo!) to pull camera and intercom cables through the building. While crawling, I came across quite a few snake skins and managed to get myself stuck. Without the help of my co-worker pulling my legs to get me out, I may have had a bigger problem.”

A Day in the Life of... an SIS Field Technician SIS Field Technicians are responsible for installing wireless access points, electrified door hardware, access control panels, analog and IP cameras, camera servers (NVR), power supplies, cable pathway systems and various structured cabling systems, including fiber optic cabling systems, twisted pair cable, low voltage cable, and coax. Installations

Zach Wheway has worked several different positions with Advantech, in Dover, DE, since his internship in 2020.

are performed in both new construction and retrofit scenarios in a variety of environments.

Interestingly, Zach is a native of Milford, Connecticut, and now lives in Milford, Delaware! Both towns are on the East coast, sitting 255 miles apart. Zach enjoys a variety of activities when he’s not taking care of Advantech customers.

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