Lead Audio Visual Low Voltage Technician

Posted 11 days ago

systems design integrationNeedham (MA)

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Job Description: SDI Boston is hiring a Lead Audio Visual Installer to their home technology team. We install home technology in the most beautiful precious places, client's homes and work spaces. Applicants applying for this position will be responsible for the general installation of audio, video, and control system equipment, cabling, and all other related tasks.
Responsibilities: Installation of Shades Installation of Home Technology Systems Lift up to 75 lbs Assist other installers and be part of a team-player environment Must have his own tools Talk to contractors and designer Report back everyday with photos.
Qualifications: Must have control systems experience. Control 4, Lutron and Programming experience. (a Must)Must be able to guide a team under them of 2 or more helpers. Basic understanding of construction, blueprints and drawings, building codes, and safety Knowledge of computer-based applications with the ability to learn quickly Excellent written and communication skills Excellent customer service skills Ability to work flexible hours Valid Driver's License (Required), you will have to maintain a valid driver's license for this position. English Proficiency Control System Experience Preferred, but not Required. (Control 4, Savant, Crestron or Others)Low Voltage: 1 Year Experience (Preferred)
Benefits: Competitive Starting Pay with incentives and room to grow Vacation Pay and Sick Pay 401K Retirement Plan, with matching contribution. Industry training to further your career in the Custom Electronics Industry Health Insurance Credit Employee discount Monday to Friday Holidays Off\nCompany
Description: We provide as well as unmatched high quality Lighting and Audio Video systems to the Residential and Commercial market.
Company Description: We provide as well as unmatched high quality Lighting and Audio Video systems to the Residential and Commercial market.

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