Low-Voltage Technician

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amplio systemsSchaumburg (IL)

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About the role

Job Description: Integration Technician – Low Voltage The integration team brings low voltage and AV systems expertise to create environments that facilitate meaningful worship experiences in new and existing church campuses. This team plays an integral role in providing on-site technical problem solving and is primarily responsible for delivering our mission of helping churches to our customers. We are looking to grow our integration team with low voltage technicians who have experience in structured cabling, AV, security, or related low voltage systems, and who are driven to apply their technical knowledge to help churches across the country. Essential Skills: Experience pulling, dressing, and terminating low voltage cable (audio, video, control, network, or similar) Familiarity with low voltage systems: AV, security, structured cabling, access control, or similar Able to take initiative and complete tasks independently Excellent communication, organization, and time management qualities Able to prioritize and complete tasks in a timely manner Works well as part of a team with other Integrators Able to receive and apply constructive feedback Exhibits leadership potential Capacity to read project plans, low voltage schematics, and identify potential issues

Minimum Requirements: Minimum of High school diploma/GEDEntry level to mid-level low voltage experience (AV, security, structured cabling, or similar background welcome)

Responsibilities:

Efficiently installing technical infrastructure and production gear
Permanently rigging audio, video, and lighting equipment
Pulling, dressing, and terminating low voltage wire and cable
Driving company trucks to and from projects, often pulling a trailer either locally or long distance
Loading and unloading trucks and trailers
Handling/opening inventory and equipment
Maintaining a safe and productive work environment for self and others
Communicating and working effectively as a teammate
Working at the warehouse to support the team when not assigned to a job site
Integration preparation support
Other duties as assigned

Work Environment:

New construction, warehouse, existing construction
Integrator job necessitates completing tasks in multiple, alternate, or off-site locations
Adverse environmental conditions caused by the construction and assembly of projects include and are not limited to: dirt, varying temperatures, fumes, vibration, dust, shavings, grease, and oil
On-site projects are managed under specified time constraints with other Integrators

Physical Demands:

A significant amount of walking, standing, and lifting
A fair amount of climbing, completing tasks in confined spaces, and pushing/pulling heavy objects
Various construction equipment, tools, specialized testing equipment (cable testers, termination tools), as well as trucks, trailers, and lifts, are required to complete projects at job sites and in the warehouse
Position Type & Expected Hours of Work:

Full-Time Schedule varies depending on customer needs

Travel: 3-4 weeks per month

Local & Domestic

Benefits:

Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company match
Paid time off and company holidays
Paid leave benefits
Professional development opportunities
Flexible work environment

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