The roles of an Information Technology (IT) administrator are to manage the organisation's IT systems to ensure they operate effectively and efficiently. They may look after all parts of a system including hardware, software and network connections, or they may specialise in one area.
IT administrators will be responsible for updating software and equipment, running regular data backups, establishing system access and security procedures, testing new equipment and training other staff members.
Perform regular checks to ensure a system is working properly and repair any faults they find to minimise the risk of major system failures and data loss.
Source venders and manage supply agreements with vendor.
An IT administrator needs good communication skills and have a logical and analytical approach to problem solving.
Keep up with rapid technological advances.
Have an interest in computers and an understanding of how they work
Have a methodical approach to their work.
Diploma or an Advanced Diploma in Information Technology
