What You’ll Be Doing
- Traveling to client sites to assist with structured cabling, low voltage installations, and infrastructure projects
- Supporting camera, access control, intercom, and physical security system installs under supervisor direction
- Assisting with network infrastructure work including access point mounting and cabling, data drop installations, and network closet organization
- Running and terminating cable, mounting hardware, and performing general site prep work
- Assisting with site surveys and documenting findings; accurate, thorough documentation is a core part of this role, not an afterthought
- Completing small, scoped service calls independently after completing onboarding and training
- On office days: handling ticket work, providing remote support for installed systems, participating in project planning meetings, and coordinating with the service team
- Maintaining detailed records of work performed, materials used, and site conditions for every job
- Keeping tools, materials, and vehicles organized and job-ready
- Communicating clearly with your supervisor and the service team on job status and any on-site issues
What We’ Looking For
- Comfort working with hand and power tools; you don’t need to be an expert, but you need to know your way around a drill, fish tape, and a cable tester
- A valid driver’s license and a clean driving record; you will be driving a company vehicle to job sites regularly
- Strong attention to detail; sloppy work and incomplete documentation create real problems downstream for clients and the team
- Physical ability to work on ladders, in ceiling spaces, and lift up to 50 lbs
- Willingness to learn; this role is managed and supported, not thrown in the deep end
- Good communication and punctuality; our clients see you as a representative of the company
- A general interest in IT, networking, or low voltage systems is a big plus
Nice to Have (Not Required)
- Any hands-on experience with cabling, networking, A/V, security systems, or general IT work
- Exposure to wireless networking, access point installation, or Wi-Fi troubleshooting
- Experience with intercoms, door entry systems, or structured data cabling
- Familiarity with tools like label makers, cable certifiers, or punch-down tools
- CompTIA A+ or Network+ (in progress counts)
Compensation & What We Offer
- $20-$30/hr depending on experience; candidates with real low voltage, camera, or access control exposure will come in toward the higher end
- Company vehicle provided for field work
- Significant overtime opportunity; our project load keeps the team busy and earning
- A clear path to Tier 2 as you build skills and take on more complex work
- A collaborative, supportive team environment where people actually help each other
- Exposure to a wide range of environments; commercial, multi-family, and everything in between
- 10 Days PTO
- 401(k)
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A Note on Growth
This is an entry-level field role, but it’s not a dead end. Technicians who show up consistently, absorb training, and communicate well move up. We promote from within and have a defined path from T1 through senior field and project lead roles.