Controls Service Technician; Commercial Low-Voltage Exp. Req

Salary: $35-$45/hr. + Annual Bonus Potential

Benefits:
Medical (Company pays 100% for Employee’s Premium),
Dental, 401k, PTO, Holidays

Job Type: Full-Time

Typical hours: M-F, 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM (4–6 hours of weekly OT typically available on a voluntary basis and paid at time-and-a-half; occasional mandatory OT may be required to support customer needs)

Start Date: ASAP

Travel:
Primarily local within Greater Jacksonville;
Company Car Provided (after onboarding)

Sponsorship is not available

Our client is seeking an experienced Controls Technician to join an established service team supporting commercial customers throughout the Jacksonville market. This is a great opportunity for a technician looking for excellent benefits and a local service territory that keeps you home most nights. Most customers are within the Greater Jacksonville area, resulting in limited extended travel and no routine overnight stays.

When you're in the field, most trips are completed within the day, allowing you to get home rather than spending your week on the road. The benefits package is another significant advantage, including 100% company-paid medical premiums for the employee's individual plan. You'll join a stable organization with an established customer base, a collaborative service team, and opportunities to continue developing your technical skills.

• Troubleshoot electrical and low-voltage problems at commercial customer locations
• Service building and environmental systems, including HVAC, lighting, access, etc.
• Test sensors, relays, control components, and other electrical devices
• Diagnose system faults and determine the appropriate repair or corrective action
• Complete calibration, functional testing, and system verification
• Use electrical schematics and wiring diagrams to identify and resolve issues
• Provide on-site technical support and remote assistance when appropriate
• Communicate findings and repair recommendations to customers and internal teams
• Participate in a rotating after-hours/on-call schedule, generally once every five weeks

• Strong hands-on experience troubleshooting commercial low-voltage electrical systems
• Proven electrical diagnostic skills, including experience working with relays and control wiring
• Ability to interpret electrical drawings, schematics, and wiring diagrams