Technician Helper; Weekend Shift

Weekend Shift Technician Helper In Smyrna, TN

The Technician Helper (Weekend Shift) supports the installation of low-voltage cabling systems on commercial and industrial job sites. This entry-level role focuses on pulling and running cable, assisting with installations, and performing general labor tasks in a physically demanding environment. The position is ideal for someone motivated, reliable, and eager to learn a trade in low-voltage systems while working primarily on weekends, with optional additional days for more hours.

Responsibilities

• Pull cable and run cable through ceiling tiles and other pathways according to project requirements.
• Assist with the installation of low-voltage cabling systems, including data, fire alarm, and other low-voltage applications.
• Lift, carry, and move materials and equipment weighing up to 50 lbs throughout the workday.
• Organize, stage, and move materials on the job site to support efficient workflow.
• Use basic hand tools safely and effectively to support cabling and installation tasks.
• Support termination, testing, and verification of data cables and low-voltage wiring under direction.
• Perform general labor tasks on commercial construction and industrial job sites as needed.
• Work in a dirty and physically demanding environment, particularly at industrial facilities.
• Follow all safety guidelines, including working only with non-live (de-energized) wiring as directed.
• Read and reference spreadsheets or basic documentation to understand tasks, material lists, or project details.
• Report to the office on the first day and then travel directly to assigned job sites thereafter.
• Remain flexible and available to work required weekend overtime hours and additional days when needed.
• Commute to job sites within approximately 50 miles of the greater Nashville area, including locations such as Nashville, Smyrna, Murfreesboro, Franklin, and Madison.

Essential Skills

• At least 1 year of experience using hand tools in a work setting.
• At least 1 year of construction or wiring experience, such as cable pulling, manufacturing, or machine operation.
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and perform physically demanding tasks for extended periods.
• Basic experience with general labor tasks in construction, industrial, or similar environments.
• Comfort working with low-voltage cabling, including pulling wire and data cable.
• Willingness and ability to work mandatory weekend shifts with overtime.
• Reliability in commuting to multiple job sites across the greater Nashville area.
• Ability to read and work from spreadsheets or basic project documentation.
• Strong motivation and eagerness to learn and follow instructions on a job site.
• Openness to working in dirty, industrial, and construction environments.

Additional Skills & Qualifications

• Experience working with low-voltage cabling, such as data, fire alarm, or similar systems, is a plus.
• Experience as a cable puller or in low-voltage installation is beneficial.
• Experience in a manufacturing environment or machine operation is helpful.
• Experience with termination testing of data cables is an advantage.
• Entry-level candidates who are motivated and eager to learn a trade are strongly encouraged to apply.
• Ability to adapt to different commercial and industrial job sites, including hospitals, schools, data centers, banks, office buildings, and industrial facilities.
• Flexibility to work overtime when needed and to travel up to approximately 50 miles from Nashville.

Why Work Here?

You join a company that invests in developing entry-level talent into skilled low-voltage professionals through on-the-job training. Team members have a clear path for advancement, with many project leaders having started in entry-level roles and grown within the organization. Once hired on a permanent basis, you gain access to a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, and prescription drug coverage, life and accidental death and dismemberment insurance, short- and long-term disability insurance, a 401(k) retirement plan, and paid vacation and holidays.

There is also an opportunity to grow into a lead position, with additional earnings potential and performance-based bonuses tied to company results. The culture emphasizes internal promotion, skill development, and rewarding strong performance and reliability.

Work Environment

Work takes place on commercial construction job sites, industrial facilities, and existing commercial buildings such as hospitals, schools, data centers, banks, and office buildings in the greater Nashville area, including locations like Nashville, Smyrna, Murfreesboro, Franklin, and Madison. Current openings are on a weekend shift primarily at an industrial automotive facility in Smyrna, TN, where the job site is dirty and more physically demanding than traditional helper roles.

All sites for this role are vacant, and work does not involve live (energized) wiring. The schedule for the weekend shift includes mandatory Saturday and Sunday shifts from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm, paid at…