Entry-Level Low-Voltage Installer Position Summary The Entry-Level Low-Voltage Installer is responsible for assisting with the installation of commercial fire alarm, security, access control, CCTV, structured cabling, audio-visual, DAS/ERRCS, and other low-voltage systems. Under the direction of a Foreman or Lead Technician, this position performs entry-level installation tasks while learning industry standards, construction practices, safety procedures, and company installation methods. This position offers an excellent opportunity for individuals interested in building a long-term career in the low-voltage, fire alarm, and life safety industry through hands-on training and professional development. Essential Duties & Responsibilities Installation Support Assist in the installation of commercial low-voltage systems, including: Fire alarm systems Access control systems CCTV systems Security systems Structured cabling Audio-visual systems

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systems Other communication and life safety systems Pull, route, label, and secure low-voltage cable in accordance with approved drawings and company standards. Assist with rough-in work for commercial and multifamily construction projects. Install cable supports, J-hooks, sleeves, and other pathway components. Assist with conduit installation and deck work as directed. Install connectors, back boxes, mounting hardware, and support equipment. Assist with terminating low-voltage cables under supervision. Assist with testing and verifying installed cabling and system components. Maintain clean, organized, and properly labeled installations. Material & Tool Management Load, unload, and organize tools, materials, and equipment. Maintain assigned tools and equipment in safe working condition. Assist with material staging and job site organization. Notify supervisors of material shortages or damaged equipment. Construction Support Read and interpret basic blueprints, floor plans, installation drawings, and specifications. Assist Foremen and Lead Technicians with daily installation activities. Coordinate work with other trades as directed. Learn proper installation methods and construction best practices. Perform additional installation tasks as experience and training increase. Safety Follow all Coastal Fire & Integration Systems safety policies and procedures. Comply with OSHA regulations, General Contractor safety requirements, and customer site rules. Properly wear and maintain required personal protective equipment (PPE). Maintain clean and safe work areas. Report unsafe conditions, incidents, and injuries immediately. Safely operate hand tools, power tools, ladders, and other job site equipment. Professional Development Participate in company-sponsored training programs. Learn applicable fire alarm, low-voltage, and construction codes and standards. Develop proficiency in installation techniques, system components, and industry best practices. Work toward increased technical knowledge and career advancement opportunities. Demonstrate a willingness to learn from experienced technicians and supervisors. Qualifications Education High School Diploma or equivalent preferred. Trade school or vocational training in electrical, electronics, or construction is a plus. Experience Previous construction or electrical experience is preferred but not required. Entry-level candidates with a strong work ethic and willingness to learn are encouraged to apply. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Basic knowledge of electricity and electronics. Basic understanding of NFPA 72 is preferred. Ability to read and interpret basic blueprints, drawings, and technical specifications. Ability to safely operate hand tools and power tools. Basic computer skills. Strong organizational and time-management skills. Ability to manage multiple assignments in a fast-paced environment. Strong attention to detail. Ability to follow written and verbal instructions. Strong communication and teamwork skills. Positive attitude and willingness to learn. Licenses & Certifications Valid California Driver's License with an acceptable driving record preferred. Ability to pass required background screening and drug testing. OSHA 10 certification preferred or ability to obtain within the company-designated timeframe. Physical Requirements Ability to stand, walk, kneel, crouch, crawl, bend, and reach for extended periods. Ability to climb ladders, scaffolding, and aerial lifts. Ability to lift, carry, push, and pull more than 50 pounds . Ability to work above ceilings, in electrical rooms, mechanical spaces, rooftops, parking structures, and active construction environments. Ability to work indoors and outdoors under varying weather conditions. Visual acuity and hearing sufficient to safely perform installation work. Ability to wear required personal protective equipment while working on construction sites.

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San Diego & Inland Empire Success in This Role A successful Entry-Level Low-Voltage Installer demonstrates a strong work ethic, positive attitude, and commitment to learning the low-voltage trade. This individual follows directions, works safely, supports fellow team members, and steadily develops the technical skills necessary to advance into a Low-Voltage Technician role. Success is measured by reliability, quality of work, safety performance, productivity, and continuous professional growth.