Service Specialist
nsc staffingMiami Springs (FL)
$20-$35
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nsc staffingMiami Springs (FL)
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All OtherSecurity Systems Services (except Locksmiths)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$20-$35
About the role
Service Specialist Technician
Location: Miami, FL Duration: 6-month contract to hire Pay: $20-$35
Job Description:
Technicians will be reporting to our service team leaders and responding to calls for service as needed. Typical calls are for either video loss, system malfunction, etc. We have a consistent call volume in the state. These positions would be service focused and primary, however, if there is a low service volume, the candidate would be re-directed to assist with installations as needed. Access Control Systems: Brivo / Lenel-s2 / Software House Alarm Systems: DMP / Honeywell / Bosch CCTV: Axis / March Networks / Openeye / Hanwha / Virent Certification Desired: FASA/BASA and OSHA10/ OSHA 30
About Us:
At Anistar Technologies, we connect individuals from a variety of industries with respected companies, both nationally and internationally. Each day, our Recruiters are presenting our clients with talented industry professionals for their most in-demand positions. To accomplish this, the Anistar staffing team will invest the time to understand your goals, work experiences, and career objectives. To search for other exciting opportunities in your area, visit our website at www.anistar.com.Anistar Technologies is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is dedicated to fostering diversity in the workplace.
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