Audiovisual Installation Technician

The Installation Technician for Audiovisual contributes to Pearl Technology’s growth by performing high-quality audiovisual installations. The Lead AV Installation Technician may run lead on large audiovisual projects.

• Pull, terminate, label, and route cabling per drawings; respect bend radius/conduit fill.
• Build/dress AV racks; maintain signal separation, ergonomics, and heat management.
• Install and calibrate displays, projectors, and screens; ensure level/alignment.
• Rig/mount devices safely in accordance with published safety factors and recommended structures.
• Design/tune/test MATV & video distribution; handle signal types, resolutions, and transport; troubleshoot.
• Configure/integrate control & networked devices across topologies and protocols.
• Capture/record AV signals and verify levels/formats using the appropriate software/hardware.
• Commission end-to-end systems; verify performance to project/industry standards; document configs.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to clarify needs and communicate status/next steps.
• Troubleshoot and resolve field issues quickly.

• Accurately track time; follow expense, security, and property SOPs.
• Maintain certification/license records; safeguard confidential information; follow retention policies.

• Stay current on AV tech and company capabilities; pursue training/certifications.
• Participate in company meetings and learning activities.

• Lead crews on mid‑to large-scale AV installations/projects.

• High school diploma or equivalent; CTS and CTS‑I preferred or achievable within first 12 months.
• Associate for Quality in Audiovisual Certified Quality Technician (AQAV CQT) is preferred or achievable within first 12 months.

• Comprehension of installation and configuration of Q‑SYS, Crestron, AMX, or similar systems.
• Audio DSP (QSYS, Audio Architect, Biamp) experience.
• Networking, troubleshooting, and cable termination expertise.
• Multi‑tasking, problem‑solving, and time management skills.
• Basic IT knowledge (IP, software adjustments).

• Move/transport/install AV equipment up to 50 pounds independently on a regular basis.
• Regular use of hand and power tools.
• Frequent ladder work; occasional work on scaffolding/lifts.
• Occasional work in confined spaces (attics/crawl spaces).
• Sustained physical activity (standing, walking, lifting, bending); requires manual dexterity, coordination, and core/lower‑back endurance.
• Travel – local/regional up to 50%; national/international up to 50%. Overnight stays may be required for jobs over 2 hours from office; ability to drive to jobsites, meetings, events, and trainings.