Security Service Technician
bcm controlsScarborough (ME)
$65 K - $75 K
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bcm controlsScarborough (ME)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$65 K - $75 K
About the role
Job TitleAt BCM Controls, we are focused on our people, our culture, and our business. Our goal is to be the "Best Place You Will Ever Work!" We are growing and looking to hire great people to support our vision. BCM specializes in building automation, security systems and energy services for commercial, institutional, and industrial clientele. There is no better place to develop your skills, establish a career and make a difference than BCM Controls. Market, competitive wages based on experience Opportunities for career growth, training, and development A recognition culture with dynamic leadership Work/Life Balance 401(k) plan with company match Excellent medical, dental, vision and Rx drug insurance Company paid Life and AD&D insurance Short and Long-Term Disability Insurance Tuition Reimbursement Company van Steady work and overtime opportunities Use your skills to perform equipment troubleshooting, repair and preventative maintenance for access control, IP Video Surveillance/CCTV, intrusion detection and PC based systems Maintain documentation of services provided as well as site back-ups and documentation Build customer confidence by resolving concerns/answering questions Accomplish organization goals by accepting ownership of new and different requests You have a strong work ethic, take pride in your workmanship, collaborate well with others, and have a continuous desire to learn 2-4 Years of experience and a solid understanding of commercial Access/IP Video/CCTV equipmentD-License preferred Functional and technical ability to evaluate service problems, recommend appropriate action and follow through Driver's License (Required and in good standing) Reports to the General Manager
Salary Range: $65K - $75K
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