Technician, Low Voltage, Licensed

Responsibilities

• Set up and configure low‑volume systems, including security, fire alarms, CCTV, audio/video, and network cabling.
• Run, terminate, and label cables according to project specifications and industry standards.
• Perform regular maintenance checks to ensure system reliability, identify and resolve issues promptly to minimize downtime, and repair faults to restore systems to optimal condition.
• Provide technical support and end‑user training; address customer inquiries and concerns efficiently.
• Ensure all installations and repairs comply with local, state, and federal regulations.
• Follow all safety guidelines; maintain accurate records and generate reports on performance, issues resolved, and maintenance activities.
• Evaluate existing systems for upgrades or enhancements; perform upgrades to improve performance or meet new standards.
• Work closely with technicians, engineers, and project managers to ensure successful project completion.
• Communicate effectively with clients to understand needs and provide appropriate solutions; stay current with industry trends, technologies, and best practices.
• Lead and participate in teams, sharing resources, determining customer needs, coordinating work assignments, and providing feedback to meet timelines and quality goals.
• Develop, communicate, and implement processes and practices that meet business needs by collaborating with managers, co‑workers, customers, and business partners.
• Demonstrate compliance with company policies, procedures, and ethical standards; support the Open Door Policy and assist management with resolution of compliance issues.

• Travel domestically to multiple facilities or work sites; overnight stays may be required.
• Work or train at multiple facilities or distant locations.
• Climb ladders and stairs; lift, carry, or place merchandise and supplies weighing up to 50 pounds without assistance.
• Operate a motor vehicle and large power equipment; sit, squat, kneel, or crawl for extended periods; stand for long periods.
• Perform fine motor tasks such as manipulating objects of varying size and weight, and using a writing instrument or electronic device.
• Navigate narrow, confined spaces, storage areas, and closets.

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Prior work experience reading blueprints, schematics, and wiring diagrams.
• Prior work experience using hand tools, power tools, and testing equipment.
• Prior experience in a role requiring knowledge of local electrical codes and standards.

• Training or certification in low‑voltage systems.
• CompTIA Network+ certification.
• Manufacturer‑specific certifications (Honeywell, Axis, Bosch, etc.).
• OSHA 10 or 30‑hour certification/training.
• BICSI Installer certification.
• NICET 1 & 2 Fire Alarm certification.