Emergency Vehicle Lighting Installer

Posted 16 days ago

satco truck equipmentDurham (NC)

Electronic Equipment Installers and Repairers, Motor Vehicles Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$28+ per hour

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Position: Vehicular Upfitting - Electrical Technician and Installer

Job Summary: We are looking for a candidate with prior experience in upfitting vehicles with 12-volt electrical components and systems. The technician will, with the use of their own tools, install the components and wiring necessary for the vehicle upfit.

Job Duties: Install electrical lighting systems and their components, communication systems and their components, as well as other miscellaneous installations in customer vehicles; including but not limited to: Emergency Vehicles Customer Fleet Vehicles Municipal Vehicles Individualized and Special Use Case Vehicles

Requirements: Prior experience working with 12-volt vehicle upfitting Knowledge of vehicular electrical components and their systems General knowledge of vehicle maintenance and repair Necessary personal tools needed to complete electrical upfits on vehicles Ability to read, understand, and translate schematic information to the team or coworkers when necessary Ability to innovate and problem-solve for real world applications of electronic components Prior knowledge or experience of programming emergency lighting on vehicles Knowledge of and adherence to industry standards for vehicle upfits

Compensation: $28+ per hour depending upon qualifications Company Description Commercial Vehicle Upfitter and Distributor Company Description Commercial Vehicle Upfitter and Distributor

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