ISO Low Voltage Technician
Professional Cabling Solutions is looking for a fully licensed security and alarm technician. With a minimum of 4-5 years experience in installing, troubleshooting, and maintaining access control systems, alarms, and security cameras in a commercial environment. Competitive compensation and complete benefits. Lenel, Milestone, and Bosch certifications are a plus. The Technician is responsible for assisting with the installation, configuration, testing, and troubleshooting of low voltage systems. We are looking for a technician who can be a leader when working with other technicians and apprentices, as well as a professional representative for our company when dealing with our customers. The right candidate should possess self-motivation, positive attitude, and professionalism. Must be willing to travel some. This candidate must also have a current technician security license.
Responsibilities of a low voltage tech; Install and maintain low voltage systems, including CCTV and fire alarms, ensuring compliance with industry standards. Utilize hand tools and power tools for cabling and electrical tasks. Read and interpret schematics to troubleshoot and repair security systems. Provide field service support and assist in system design and installation. Maintain accurate records of service calls and installations, and communicate effectively with team members. Ensure all work adheres to safety regulations and obtain necessary permits.
PCS is also seeking a low voltage apprentice. Our company offers teaching and allows growth. Apprentice responsibilities consist of preparation, pulling, routing, installation, labeling, organizing, and clean up. The apprentice will assist the techs with responsibilities like preparation, pulling, routing, installation, labeling, organizing, and clean up. Starting pay $15.00 an hour. You can reach out to the office at (47nine)7five0-0six9nine, or send a resume to the utilities email listed in the contacts.
Required skills and qualifications: Reliable transportation/valid driver's license
Physical ability: Ability to lift and carry equipment, climb ladders, and work in confined spaces.
Basic hand tools knowledge: Familiarity with basic hand tools used in electrical work.
Attention to detail: Ability to follow precise instructions and maintain neat cable organization.
Teamwork: Willingness to collaborate with other technicians to complete projects efficiently.
Learning agility: Eagerness to learn new skills and techniques related to low voltage systems.
Key responsibilities of a Low Voltage apprentice consist of: Pulling and routing various types of low voltage cables through walls, ceilings, and floors as directed by the technician. Cable preparation such as; stripping, terminating, and crimping cable ends according to industry standards. Helping to install mounting hardware for cameras, access control panels, and other low voltage equipment. Properly labeling all cables and equipment to ensure system clarity. Cleaning and prepping work areas, including drilling holes for cable runs. Properly using basic hand tools like wire strippers, crimpers, cable cutters, and drills. Basic troubleshooting such as identifying and reporting potential issues with cable runs or installations.
Benefits
·Health, Dental, Vision
·401k program
·Paid time off (after 1 year)
·Paid Holidays (after 90 days)
Pay: Depends upon experience