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Campo Better Living
Audio/Video Technician
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What they do
An Audio or Visual Technician operates sound and video equipment for concerts, sports events, news conferences or presentations at business meetings or conventions. Sets up wiring and cables as needed for an equipment system, which may include microphones, speakers, sound mixing and recording equipment and video equipment; may also work with specialized lighting equipment.
$46,766 / year median in Louisiana
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary An Audio Video (AV) Installation Tech sets up, tests, and repairs audio, video, and automation, networks, security and camera systems in homes and commercial applictions.
Duties Install Equipment:
Mount TVs, projectors, speakers, screens, cameras, and control panels on walls or ceilings.Run Cables:
Pull, route, and terminate wires like HDMI, Ethernet, speaker wire, and coaxial cables neatly.Configure Systems:
Program remote controls, touch panels, and audio processors so everything works together.Test and Troubleshoot:
Check signals, fix audio buzzes or video glitches, and make sure the system works correctly.Train Clients:
Show customers how to use their new audio and video setup.Wifi Networks:
Set up network switches, routers and access points to support whole house networks.Skills Technical Knowledge:
Understanding of low-voltage wiring, signal flow, and AV networking.Tool Proficiency:
Ability to use hand tools, power tools, and cable testers safely and correctly.Problem-Solving:
Finding and fixing wiring errors or equipment failures quickly.Customer Service:
Communicating clearly and politely with clients on-site.Qualifications and Requirements Education:
High school diploma or GED; technical school or certifications (like InfoComm/AVIXA CTS) are a plus. Control 4 or other similar audio video control programming skills.Experience:
1 to 3 years of hands-on experience in low-voltage wiring, construction, or electronics.Physical Ability:
Ability to lift heavy gear, climb ladders, crawl in tight spaces, and stand for long hours.Driver's License:
A clean driving record to travel to different job sites. Join us if you're passionate about delivering top-tier audiovisual experiences! Bring your technical expertise and enthusiasm to a role that challenges you daily while supporting innovative projects across diverse environments.Pay:
$18.00 - $25.00 per hour Expected hours: 30.0 - 60.0 per weekBenefits:
Cell phone reimbursement Employee discount Health insuranceWork Location:
In personBenefits
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Discounts/Reimbursements