Access Control
flylock security solutions south central omahaOmaha (NE)
About the role
Job Description:
Looking for a skilled Low Voltage/Security Technician who wants steady work, modern systems, and real growth opportunities- Not just another job. Access Control position, meaning: Security Camera installation, installing proper door hardware, Installing Security Systems. THIS IS NOT A SECURITY GUARD POSITIONTake home company vehicle Profit Sharing program Primary local, daytime work (limited after-hours.)Year-round work Clear path to Lead Technician/Project Manager If you have experience in Access control, CCTV, Alarm Systems, Electrical, Low Voltage, Door Installation, we want to talk to you!
Responsibilities:
Install, configure, and maintain access control systems, CCTV, and door hardware. Troubleshoot system issues and perform service calls. Conduct site walkthroughs and recommend security solutions. Provide on-site training and support to clients on system usage and best practices. Work professionally and closely with a small team to complete projects on time.
Requirements:
2 years minimum of experience in access control installation, low voltage, electrical, and security systems. Strong knowledge of electrical security systems and networking principles. Experience with access control or CCTV preferred. Basic understanding of networking (IP devices, routers, etc.) Valid driver's license and clean driving record. Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced environment. Strong communication skills and a customer- focused attitude.
About Us:
Flylock Security Solutions is a fast-growing national security services brand specializing in access control, CCTV, and commercial security systems. Be one of the first in Omaha to work with this amazing franchise that has been in business 1946! Our Omaha location is locally owned and operated. It combines the feel of a locally owned, tight-knit team with the backing of a larger organization. Giving you the stability, consistence work, and real career growth.
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