Low Voltage Technician
connected home servicesTexarkana (AR)
$700/week
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connected home servicesTexarkana (AR)
Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line InstallersElectrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$700/week
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description MUST BE RELIABLE, THIS IS A CONTRACT POSITION. We are needing individuals who can work with their hands and aren't lazy! Starting individuals after phone interview if they qualify. Entry level position where you must work with little to no direct supervision in the field. Work Schedule will vary depending on each project but is usually 5 day on and 2 day off while on the road. Depending on the project scope we usually start work around 6:30pm and finish around 2 am usually. Pay will be at the end of your 2nd week. $700/week after 14 day probation period. (600/wk) during probation. If you can lead your own team then pay can be increased. Those details can be discussed during phone interview. You will be traveling with a group to and from each location, no vehicle or tools needed. Hotel stay will be provided. Work sites are throughout the SE states including but not limited to (AR, LA, MS, FL, AL, GA, TN, TX, OK, NC, SC, VA, KY ETC). You will ride out with a group from a location in Texarkana or Shreveport. What would you be doing We are upgrading Media Players and Media Boards within commercial sites. We also have low voltage cabling needing to be pulled and terminated on other sites. No exp will be needed, no vehicle is needed, just a drive to learn and succeed. Additional information will be given at the time of phone interview. All tools and supplies will be provided. We have work through the rest of the year. IF YOU HAVE READ THIS WHOLE AD AND STILL WANT A JOB, CAN PASS A BACKGROUND AND DRUG TEST THEN APPLY. plenty of money to be made if you qualify.
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