Low Voltage Technician

Compensation: $20.00-$28.00/Hourly DOE

Job Summary

The Low Voltage Technician is responsible for installing, terminating, testing, and supporting low voltage systems including structured cabling, access control, video surveillance (CCTV), and audio-visual (AV) systems. This role supports projects from rough-in through commissioning and may work under supervision or independently depending on experience level. The technician is expected to follow industry standards, safety practices, and project specifications while delivering high-quality installations. Technicians with more experience may assist with troubleshooting, mentoring junior staff, and leading small task teams.

Key Tasks and Responsibilities

Structured Cabling

* Pull, route, and secure copper and fiber optic cabling (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A, coax, and fiber)

* Install cable support infrastructure including J-hooks, cable tray, conduit, sleeves, and backboards

* Terminate copper cabling on keystone jacks and patch panels

* Assist with or perform fiber termination (experience-dependent)

* Perform cable testing and certification and assist with troubleshooting

* Ensure proper labeling, grounding, bend radius, and separation requirements

* Support rack builds, cable management, and documentation

Access Control Systems

* Pull, label, and terminate cabling for access control devices

* Install and wire electric strikes, maglocks, and power supplies

* Mount and connect access control devices, control panels, and cabinets

* Assist with or perform testing, verification, and commissioning

* Troubleshoot basic access control hardware and wiring issues

Video Surveillance (CCTV)

* Pull and terminate camera cabling

* Install IP cameras, mounts, housings, and back boxes

* Perform camera aiming, focusing, and adjustment

* Assist with NVR and head-end equipment installation

* Troubleshoot camera, power, and network connectivity issues

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