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Audio Visual - AV Technician (MA)

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superior communication servicesFramingham (MA)

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$48,750 per year

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Job Description Job Description AV Technician Full Time|$25 - $30 per hour, depending on experience About Superior Communication Services We connect people to the world by designing, installing, and maintaining advanced AV solutions that are easy to use. From corporate conference rooms and LED video walls to fitness center AV systems and DirectTV, we deliver technology that works - every time. SCS operates nationally with offices in Massachusetts, Texas, Illinois, and North Carolina. We serve clients across multiple industries and we’re growing fast. If you’re looking to sharpen your skills, lead crews, and build a career in AV, this is the role. Our core values: Results Oriented|Transparent|Disciplined|Accountable|Aligned Your Growth PathAt SCS, our roles are all designed to grow. Field Leads who demonstrate the drive, discipline, and results we expect develop into Field Supervisors and beyond. We promote from within whenever we can. If you come in, own your work, and consistently deliver, there is a clear path forward. The typical path: AV Technician→ Lead AV Technician→Field Supervisor→Associate Project Manager
Position Summary: The AV Technician is responsible for executing permanent AV installations on time, on spec, and to the standard SCS clients expect. What You’ll OwnInstall, terminate, test, and commission commercial audiovisual systems, including displays, projectors, projection screens, speakers, microphones, DSPs, cameras, control systems, LED video walls, digital signage, and conferencing platforms. Read and interpret construction drawings, AV schematics, signal flow diagrams, and scope documentation to ensure installations are completed accurately and efficiently. Pull, route, label, terminate, and test low-voltage cabling, including category cable, fiber optic, speaker wire, and coaxial cabling. Rack, stack, and dress AV equipment racks following industry best practices and SCS quality standards. Configure and troubleshoot AV hardware, software, and network-connected devices. Perform system testing, quality control checks, and commissioning activities to verify functionality and ensure a seamless end-user experience. Collaborate with Lead Technicians, Project Managers, and client stakeholders to ensure projects stay on schedule and meet scope requirements. Identify installation challenges and proactively communicate solutions before they impact project timelines.
Requirements
What We’re Looking For: •3+ years of hands-on AV installation experience in commercial environments •Strong working knowledge of low-voltage wiring, AV rack builds, display and speaker mounting, camera installation, and signal flow •High School Diploma or equivalent required Preferred Certifications Not required, but they set you apart: •OSHA 10 •CTS (Certified Technology Specialist) •Crestron Certification •DSP Certifications: QSYS, Biamp, Harman, or Shure Physical Requirements & Travel•This role may require travel •Ability to navigate active construction sites •Ability to lift up to 100 lbs
Benefits: Medical Dental Vision Paid Time Off Holidays Company Matched 401K Company Paid Life Insurance Employee Assistance Program (Mental Health Support, Legal Consultations, Childcare & Elder Care Referrals, and more!) Fitness & Weight Loss Reimbursement Beyond the benefits above, what really sets us apart is our people and culture. We were named a Best Place to Work in 2026 and hold a 4.8-star rating on Indeed, and we think that says more than any list of perks could. Read more about us on our careers page - Superior Communication Services - Current Openings

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