Security Alarm Technician

LHH is seeking a security systems specialist fora well-established property organization in the downtown Fort Worth to oversee and maintain alarm, access, and surveillance equipment across multiple properties.

Compensation: $70,000 to $80,000

Schedule: On-site, with after-hours support as needed

Reports To: Leadership team within the protective services department

• Around five years of experience in security systems or electronic monitoring work
• Familiarity with commercial alarm operations and related hardware

• Applicable state or local credentials for low-voltage or alarm installation
• Hands‑on troubleshooting skills for access control devices and integrated systems
• Prior experience with enterprise access management software

The person in this role will perform inspection, upkeep, and repair of security and monitoring equipment across multiple buildings. The position involves maintaining electronic sensors, door mechanisms, keypads, and cameras; ensuring systems operate within code; and properly documenting all testing and service performed.

This individual will interpret schematics and plans, resolve technical malfunctions, and coordinate with project stakeholders to ensure secure, compliant installation of alarm and access infrastructure. Occasional after-hours response may be required to address urgent system issues.

• Maintain and repair alarm panels, cameras, and access systems across managed sites
• Conduct regular testing and preventative service for low-voltage components
• Perform installations, calibrations, and configuration of system hardware and software
• Document maintenance actions and compliance checks
• Advise facility leadership on security technology performance
• Collaborate with outside vendors, builders, or IT contacts for technical project work
• Respond promptly to system alerts or security issues as they arise

• Eligibility for applicable background and driving record verification
• Experience in commercial-level safety and protection systems
• Basic code awareness (safety, building, and electrical standards)
• Competence with networked or IP-based control technology
• Ability to manage documentation and maintain detailed records of service events

This role involves occasional climbing, lifting, and overhead work common to system installation and maintenance tasks. Routine exposure includes standard equipment noise and use of tools typical in low-voltage or mechanical environments. Reasonable accommodation is available as appropriate.

The organization follows equal employment opportunity principles and evaluates all applicants based on relevant skills, experience, and organizational fit.