Contribute your low-voltage skills to commercial and mission-critical projects at construction sites and facilities that remain operational. Hiring is underway to meet an immediate need, with interviews taking place this week. Electricians who hold a license, apprentices and unlicensed applicants with strong low-voltage field experience are encouraged to apply. What you will do Install structured cabling, fire alarm equipment, life-safety devices and audiovisual systems. Complete terminations, test system performance and troubleshoot low-voltage faults. Interpret construction plans and electrical diagrams to guide installation tasks. Route cables through conduits and along cable trays. Certify installed cabling and document installation work and testing results. Maintain an orderly, safe workspace while following OSHA, NEC and NFPA requirements. What you bring Practical low-voltage installation experience, preferably totaling at least three years. Ability to interpret construction documents and electrical drawings, along with proficiency using hand tools and cable certification testers.
OSHA 10/30
training and BICSI or NICET certifications are advantages, not mandatory qualifications. A current driver's license and dependable transportation. Capacity to lift loads weighing 50 lbs and perform tasks on ladders and lifts. A resume submitted with your application.