Low Voltage Technician

Low Voltage Technician IntegrityTech Charlotte, NC Job Details Full-time $28

• $36 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Paid holidays Dental insurance Meals & incidentals stipend Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Professional development assistance Qualifications Schematics Field service Customer service Technical documentation AV system installation Driver's License Telecommunication Power tools Low voltage Hand tools Full Job Description

ABOUT INTEGRITYTECH

IntegrityTech is a Miami-based structured cabling and technology integration firm trusted by national integrators to deliver the digital backbone of modern businesses. We operate across Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and Texas, executing high-stakes projects in distribution centers, national hotel brands, industrial facilities, and major retailers. Our reputation is built on clean documentation, technical precision, and crews that show up ready to perform. We are hiring a Low Voltage Field Technician based in Dallas to join our traveling project crew. This is a hands-on technical role for someone who takes pride in their craft and works seamlessly with the rest of the team.

OUR PROMISE TO YOU

"We are professionals serving professionals." IntegrityTech is committed to providing a safe, supportive, growth-driven environment where every team member is trained well, treated with respect, and empowered to build a strong career. We invest in your skill, your character, and your ability to deliver world-class work.

HOW WE DEVELOP TALENT

We grade technicians on six dimensions that reflect what our clients actually evaluate. The first four measure technical execution: copper infrastructure, fiber optic systems, network and systems integration, and technology deployment. The last two measure how you carry yourself: field intelligence (ownership, adaptability, decision-making, documentation) and professionalism (communication, jobsite conduct, coordination, safety). Technical capability earns you a seat at IntegrityTech. Field intelligence and professionalism earn you advancement. You will see structured progression based on demonstrated capability, with specialty recognition for advanced work in domains like OSP, DAS/ERRCS, access control, CCTV, Wi-Fi survey, high-density rack, multi-site rollouts, and Fluke-certified testing. If you want to be measured by what you actually deliver, this is the kind of place that does that.

COMPENSATION & BENEFITS

We publish our pay structure because we believe good techs deserve to know exactly what they are signing up for.

Base pay:

$28 to $36 per hour, depending on experience Air travel pay: $100 to $200 per compensable flight day (most cabling shops pay zero) Remote rate premium: Project-specific premium rate on extended out-of-town assignments Per diem: Paid on workdays for meals and incidentals

Lodging:

Booked and paid by the company Vehicle allowance: Tiered allowance from $40 to $320+ per pay period based on business mileage 401(k) with match: 100% match on first 3% + 50% on next 2% (full match at 5% deferral). Auto-enrolled day one.

Monthly insurance reimbursement:

Choose your own health, dental, vision, or life plan; we reimburse monthly via payroll

Paid Time Off:

5 days year one, 10 days year two, 15 days years three through nine, 20 days at ten years Paid holidays: Seven (New Year's, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day) Paid bereavement: Three days for immediate family Pay schedule: Bi-weekly direct deposit, every other Friday

WHAT YOU'LL DO

Pull, terminate, dress, label, and certify Cat6, Cat6a, coax, and fiber installations Build and clean up MDF/IDF rooms: rack and stack, fiber termination, patch management, structured labeling, Fluke DSX certification Install and troubleshoot CCTV (IP and analog), wireless access points, access control field wiring, POS, and AV systems Conduct infrastructure surveys at customer sites: document existing cable plant, network equipment, racks, pathway, ceiling conditions, and capture clear photos and notes for project planning Read and execute prints, SOWs, and cable schedules Coordinate directly with project managers, GCs, and client site reps on the job site Work seamlessly alongside other IntegrityTech techs, sharing knowledge and supporting newer team members Maintain a safe, clean, and professional job site (OSHA standards, fall protection, lift safety) Document daily progress: photos, time tracking, as-built notes Travel to job sites across the country (lodging and per diem provided)

WHAT YOU NEED TECHNICAL FOUNDATION

Required:

Valid driver's license with clean MVR (we run motor vehicle records)

Required:

Willingness to travel 75% of the time, including multi-week out-of-state assignments

Required:

Hands-on experience installing structured cabling systems

Required:

Detail-oriented documentation skills. Comfortable filling out survey forms thoroughly and accurately, including labeled photos

Required:

Able to work from ladders and aerial lifts with proper fall protection, with or without reasonable accommodation

Required:

Able to lift up to 50 lbs, with or without reasonable accommodation

Required:

Able to pass a pre-employment background check (criminal history) and motor vehicle record review

Required:

Own basic hand tools and PPE (we provide specialty test gear like Fluke DSX)

Required:

Reliable personal transportation and personal auto insurance ($100k/$300k minimum for occasional business use)

WHO YOU ARE

Ownership mindset. You self-QC your work. You follow through on commitments without being asked twice. The job is not done until it is clean, tested, labeled, and documented. Sound judgment. You know when to act and when to escalate. You make good calls under pressure. You do not freeze when conditions change. Clear communication. You communicate clearly and respectfully with PMs, clients, GCs, and other trades. You speak up early when something is off track. Adaptability. Field conditions change. You handle unknowns without losing composure or quality. Professional jobsite conduct. Professional appearance consistent with jobsite safety requirements. Respect for the customer's space. You represent IntegrityTech the moment you walk on site.

WHAT SETS YOU APART

(PREFERRED, NOT

REQUIRED

) BICSI Installer 2 or BICSI Technician certification OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 Aerial lift / scissor lift certification Commercial construction experience Multi-site survey or walk-down experience Experience on national retail rollouts, distribution centers, or branded hotel buildouts Familiarity with Fluke DSX certification testing

READY TO APPLY

Submit your resume through Indeed. If you have photos of work you are particularly proud of (clean terminations, well-dressed racks, organized MDF rooms, fiber splicing) or examples of site surveys you have completed, attach them with your resume. Quality work speaks louder than any line on a résumé. Qualified candidates will be contacted within 48 hours for a phone screen. We are looking to fill this role within the next 2 to 3 weeks. IntegrityTech is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, and related conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, ancestry, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, citizenship status, military or veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law. IntegrityTech will provide reasonable accommodations to qualified applicants with disabilities throughout the application and employment process. IntegrityTech participates in E-Verify and will provide the federal government with employees' Form I-9 information to confirm authorization to work in the United States.

Pay:

$28.00

• $36.

00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) matching Paid time off Professional development assistance Application Question(s): This role requires 75% travel including multi-week out-of-state assignments (Monday through Thursday or longer). Can you commit to this travel schedule? Do you have a valid driver's license with a clean motor vehicle record (no DUIs in the past 5 years, no more than 2 moving violations in the past 3 years) Have you conducted on-site infrastructure surveys (documenting existing cable plant, equipment, pathway, ceiling access, photos for project planning) as part of previous work? Which of the following do you have direct hands-on experience with? (Select all that apply.)

• Fluke DSX certification testing
• Fiber termination (fusion or mechanical)
• Aerial lift / scissor lift operation
• IP CCTV system installation and configuration
• Wireless access point survey and installation
• Access control field wiring (door hardware, readers, locks)
• Rack-and-stack and structured MDF/IDF buildouts

• DAS / ERRCS

  systems
• OSP (outside plant) cabling
• Smart Hands
• None of the above Briefly describe a time you encountered an unexpected condition on a job site (existing infrastructure was different than the scope, gear was damaged or wrong, scope unclear, etc.) and how you handled it. What does 'clean work' mean to you on a low voltage job site? Which best describes your experience leading or running structured cabling jobs?
• Led crews of 3+ technicians on multi-day projects?
• Run small jobs (1 to 2 helpers) ?
• Worked as part of a crew but not led?
• New to the trade?

Work Location:

On the road