What You’ll Be Doing
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Install & Troubleshoot Cabling: Install, maintain, and troubleshoot low-voltage cabling systems (coax, fiber, Cat 5/6, etc.) in commercial and residential environments.
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Support Lead Technicians: Provide hands-on assistance to Lead Technicians during projects, ensuring work meets high quality and safety standards.
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Use of Tools & Testers: Demonstrate proficiency with basic hand/power tools, including the use of a coax tester for verifying and troubleshooting cable connections.
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Project Collaboration: Work professionally at various job sites—hospitals, schools, office buildings, multi-family homes, and more—maintaining a safe and clean workspace.
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Documentation: Accurately document installation processes, maintenance activities, and service requests.
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Customer Confidence: Maintain customer satisfaction by performing outstanding work, keeping a clean work area, and following all safety protocols.
What You’ll Bring
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Experience/Education: Some demonstrated technical experience (or a combination of relevant education and experience), ideally in DAS, fire alarm, or networking.
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Technical Aptitude: Familiarity with BDA/DAS systems, FACP, or the willingness to learn new technologies, design plans, and bills of material.
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Problem-Solving & Diagrams: Ability to read and understand technical drawings/schematics and solve problems under pressure.
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Communication Skills: Strong communication and interpersonal skills to interact effectively with clients, colleagues, and supervisors.
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Reliability & Integrity: Proven track record of professionalism, responsibility, and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
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Flexibility: Willingness to adapt to flexible shifts, changing work environments, and new technologies in public safety and wireless communications.
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Continuous Learning: A proactive approach to refining skill sets and staying current with industry best practices.
Your Environment & Physical Requirements
You will work in both indoor and outdoor environments, which may involve heat/cold, wet/humid, or dry/arid conditions. Specific physical demands include:
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Frequent standing, walking, sitting, and reaching with hands and arms.
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Use of hands to finger, handle, or feel objects, tools, or controls; climbing stairs; talking or hearing.
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Operation of basic hand/power tools and wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) as needed.
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Lifting and carrying equipment up to 50 pounds.
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Frequent ladder work and operating a motor vehicle.
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Frequent near-vision use for reading and computer work.
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Ability to remain professional under semi-frequent stressful conditions.
