Access, Intrusion, Fire Alarm, Video Surveillance Lead Technician

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secure 3Barrington (IL)

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Senior

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$25.00 per hour

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Job Description
Low Voltage Lead Technician: Concentrating on low voltage and communication projects done professionally and with an eye for detail, Secure 3 LLC is an aggressively growing Chicagoland business – currently looking to fill a Low Voltage Lead Technician position. We pride ourselves on employing highly-trained technicians working on a diverse portfolio of projects. Our passion for client satisfaction is our number one goal.
Qualifications:  3-5 + years low voltage technician experience required Knowledge of Commercial, Retail & Residential low voltage work Must have a valid Driver’s License & Reliable Transportation Illinois P.E.R.C. Card along with a background check Professional attitude
Responsibilities Include:  Rough installation of low voltage wiring Trim installation of low voltage systems Inspecting installations for quality Ensuring code standards are met Enforcing job safety requirements Providing on-site direction and leadership for workers Demonstrate consistent consideration for high quality standards Good time management skills Adherence to budget considerations Organizing and planning a construction project from cradle to grave Other Duties May Include: Customer relations Material management Quality control Employee Training Continuing to keep up with the ever changing world of technology Applicants should have experience with the following: Access Control Intrusion Fire Alarm Video Surveillance Voice & Data Intercoms* * * Benefits * * * Competitive Hourly Pay Starting @ $25.00 per hour W2 Full Time Employee Service Vehicle for qualified team members*Please include References and your Resume when applying*

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