Low Voltage Lighting Technician
Listed on 2026-07-30
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Installation Technician, Electrician/ Electrician Installation
Two Eighteen. Low Voltage Lighting Technician Las Vegas, NV
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Two Eighteen is a full-service design and build agency dedicated to helping our clients create powerful experiences that resonate with their core audience to make a lasting impact.
We Craft Extraordinary Experiences for Some of the Most Impactful Brands.
Two Eighteen is a full-service design and build agency dedicated to helping our clients create powerful experiences that resonate with their core audience to make a lasting impact.
Objective
A Display Lighting Technician installs, maintains, and repairs low-voltage lighting related to a wide variety of display components. Key duties include wiring, mounting fixtures, installing transformers, and troubleshooting lighting systems to ensure quality and safety standards.
Responsibilities
- Blueprint Interpretation:
Reading and interpreting engineering drawings, sketches, and specifications. - Wiring:
Connecting, testing, and troubleshooting low-voltage wiring systems using various components such as LED drivers and specialized connectors. - Assembly:
Assembling light fixtures, mounting transformers, and running low-voltage wiring for interior and exterior display components. - Soldering:
Joining components with solid soldered connections - Maintenance & Repair:
Identifying and repairing lighting system failures, such as replacing faulty transformers, fixtures, or damaged cabling. - System Setup & Design:
Following lighting plans to place lights, ensuring proper voltage drop calculations are met for consistent brightness, power needs and system optimization. - Safety:
Adheres to straight safety guidelines and procedures.
Experience
- 5 years in low voltage lighting
- Proficient with multiple types of lighting (white, RGB, RGB-W, pixel control, etc.) and controllers
- Ability to lift 50 pounds
- Experience in trade shows and exhibits is a plus
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