Low Voltage Systems Installer
pal security systemsActon (CA)
Low Voltage Systems Installer
Posted 17 days ago
pal security systemsActon (CA)
Security and Fire Alarm Systems InstallersElectrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description We are an established Low Voltage company seeking an experienced Lead Technician positions. Must have interest in construction and installation, upgrading and troubleshooting for any of the following services:(Previous experience is a must)
- Burglar Alarms
- Fire Alarm Systems
- Video Surveillance Systems
- Access Control
- Telephone Entry
- Intercoms
- Locking Hardware (Electrified and Non-Electrified)
- Vehicles Gates and Motors
- Voice, Data, Satellite TV and Cable TV
- A/V
- DAS - 800 MHz
- WI-FI
- Computer Networking
Responsibilities will include:
Wiring and installing new construction Structured wiring (Voice/Data/CATV/Fiber), analog and IP surveillance systems, readers and door hardware for access control systems, burglar and fire alarms, telephone entry systems, and intercom, Audio Video, and other low voltage systems.
Required Skills:
- Customer Service
- Read manual, blueprints, schematics and prepare how to install and program systems.
- Ensure that work is in accordance with relevant codes.
- Be fluent in English with great speaking, math, and writing skills.
- Own hand tools including ohm and video meter, video test monitor, battery tester, and Ethernet jack tester.
- Safely lift 75 lbs., transport, and climb ladders including extension ladders and be trained in their safe use.
- Comfortable in the construction environment, working in high-pressure, tight deadline jobs
- Crawl in attics or crawl spaces
- Have cell phone and email address
- Have reliable transportation and a clean driving history
- Pass a written and practical skills test
- Work independently, accurately, and quickly
- Be neat, clean, professional, and have excellent customer relationship skills Please respond with your resume.
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