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Security Installation Technician - MA

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What they do

A Cable Technician or Installer sets up cable equipment and lines for customers and makes repairs as needed.

$67,071 / year median in Massachusetts

+15% projected growth

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Security Installation Technician - MA Network Mountain Worcester, MA Job Details $40 - $55 an hour 12 hours ago Benefits Health insurance 401(k) Paid time off Qualifications Electrical security system installation
Full Job Description Senior Security Installation Technician Territory:
Eastern Massachusetts Our client's continued growth in Eastern Massachusetts has them opening a new role for a senior field technician to own physical security installation projects across their critical infrastructure. This is for someone who does not need hand-holding, and is at their best with prints, parts, a schedule, and the room to run the job. A company vehicle is provided, so you can run this territory from wherever you're based. The work is install-focused. Pay is $40 to $55/hour based on experience, certifications, and system depth, plus health insurance, 401k, and PTO. What You Get to Do Run access control, camera, and perimeter detection installation projects for one major client, instead of bouncing between different accounts Build deep knowledge of that client's systems and sites over time, and become the person they trust on their infrastructure Take prints, parts, and job instructions and turn them into completed field work without needing step-by-step direction Pull cable, mount devices, terminate wiring, install access hardware and cameras, and verify system communication Work inside Genetec Security Center environments and around Mercury access control hardware Once the relationship is established, coordinate your own schedule and timing on locations Carry the project execution load, including when paired with another field technician Stay on project installation work, no random service calls What You Have Already Done Independently run security installation projects in the field, especially access control and video systems Worked from prints and parts lists without needing someone to lay out every step for you Installed and troubleshot field hardware in real-world commercial or infrastructure environments Built a reputation for reliability, productivity, and solving problems before they hit the PM or dispatcher Worked comfortably with low-voltage cabling, device mounting, terminations, door hardware, cameras, and system verification Bonus points if you have experience with Genetec, Mercury hardware, or perimeter / fence line detection systems Why You Would Do It You would take this call if you are a real senior installer who wants trust, autonomy, and steady project work in a territory that has sustained volume. This role is built around one major client, not a rotation of random accounts, so you get to master their systems, know their sites inside and out, and build a relationship strong enough that you eventually coordinate your own schedule. There is room to grow into crew leadership or project management over time, but the immediate value is clear: own important field projects, get a solid pay range with benefits attached, and get paid like someone who can execute without being managed every hour.