Traveling Low Voltage Data Technician

We are hiring a Low Voltage Data Technician for a nationwide access control installation rollout running October 30, 2026 through January 31, 2027. The project starts with training in Lowell, AR, after which you will travel in a two-person crew with a licensed electrician to install network door controllers, NFC readers, and CAT5e cabling at commercial sites. This is a 100% travel, W-2 contract role with day shifts Sunday through Thursday, 7am to 7pm.

• $21-$23 per hour base pay, with overtime at 1.5x after 40 hours. Estimated weekly gross of $1,470-$1,610 based on 60 scheduled hours.
• Per diem and lodging reimbursed while traveling.
• W-2 contract position from October 30, 2026 to January 31, 2027.
• Scheduled time off for Thanksgiving and Christmas weeks.
• Steady day-shift schedule, Sunday through Thursday, with Fridays and Saturdays off.

• Mount and install network door controllers, relay modules, and illuminated NFC tap point assemblies at access-controlled doors. Work from site drawings and installation standards at each location.
• Pull, terminate, and label CAT5e network cable with RJ45 connectors. Test each run for continuity and connectivity before sign-off.
• Connect low voltage device wiring between controllers, readers, and power supplies. Verify each device powers up and communicates on the network.
• Coordinate with the crew electrician on conduit pathways, junction and pull boxes, and power supply locations. Assist with conduit and box installation as needed.
• Commission completed doors and document installed equipment, test results, and open items. Leave each work area clean and safe.

• Hands‑on experience in low voltage, structured cabling, or data cabling installation.
• Ability to terminate and test CAT5e cable and RJ45 connectors.
• Comfortable using hand and power tools and working from ladders.
• Able to travel 100% for the full project, including 12‑hour day shifts Sunday through Thursday.
• Clear communication and basic field documentation skills.

• Experience installing access control, security, or door hardware systems.
• Familiarity with network‑based door controllers and IP devices.
• Experience working alongside electricians with EMT conduit.
• BICSI, ETA, or a state low voltage certification.
• OSHA 10 card.

• Stand, walk, climb ladders, and work overhead for up to 12 hours per shift.
• Lift and carry up to 50 lbs.
• Work indoors and outdoors at commercial sites in varying weather.
• Travel 100% with overnight stays for the full project.
• Wear required PPE, including safety glasses, gloves, and safety‑toe boots.

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