Security Technician - Raleigh, NC

Security Technician - Raleigh, NC Auxitium, LLC. Raleigh, NC Job Details Full-time 1 day ago Qualifications Electronic systems troubleshooting

OSHA 30 OSHA

30-Hour Construction Full Job Description Position Overview The Field Technician role within the Operations Department is a comprehensive position focused on the installation, maintenance, and optimization of structured cabling and low-voltage systems. Taking direction from the Foreman, with a formal reporting relationship to the Field Resource Manager, this role is a technical expert and field leader responsible for executing, troubleshooting, and validating complex systems. The position serves as a direct track toward becoming a Foreman. Role Summary The Field Technician is responsible for performing structured cabling and low-voltage installations in strict compliance with BICSI standards, project drawings, and company quality requirements. They act as a technical authority on the jobsite, working independently on complex scopes, providing mentorship to junior team members, and supporting quality control to ensure systems perform as designed.

Core Accountabilities Technical Execution:

Perform and validate advanced technical installations and troubleshooting.

Quality Assurance:

Deliver consistent quality to prevent rework and ensure system performance.

Leadership & Mentorship:

Guide and develop junior technicians while setting the technical standard for the jobsite.

Compliance:

Maintain strict adherence to BICSI standards, safety protocols, and project specifications.

Documentation:

Ensure high accuracy in field documentation and daily time reporting.

Key Responsibilities Security & Access Control Systems Device Installation:

Mount and install security cameras and physical access control hardware, including door controllers, card readers, and request-to-exit (REX) sensors, in accordance with manufacturer specifications and industry standards.

Lock Hardware Integration:

Support the installation and wiring of electronic locking hardware such as maglocks and electric strikes, ensuring proper alignment and functional testing.

System Wiring:

Execute precision wiring and termination for security devices, maintaining organized cabling within junction boxes and head-end equipment.

Regulatory Compliance:

Ensure all security and access control installations comply with local building codes, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements, and Life Safety codes regarding door hardware and emergency egress.

Cabling, Termination & Testing Installation:

Execute complex routing, precision rack builds, and cable management for copper (Cat 5e, 6, 6A) and fiber optic (single-mode & multimode) systems.

Termination:

Perform and validate advanced terminations for jacks and panels, ensuring they are neat, organized, and meet manufacturer standards.

Testing & Certification:

Conduct and validate certification testing for copper and fiber (OLTS/OTDR), interpret results, and correct any performance deficiencies.

Pathways & Spaces Design & Installation:

Design and install advanced pathways, including cable tray systems and complex conduit bending/routing.

Compliance:

Ensure proper bend radius, pull tension, and required separation from power systems.

Firestopping:

Understand firestopping requirements and perform installation only where certified.

Quality & Safety Leadership Safety Mastery:

Lead by example in safety compliance, conduct informal safety checks, and coach others on safe work practices.

Quality Control:

Perform regular spot checks and self-inspections to maintain "inspection-ready" installations and prevent rework.

System Responsibilities Fieldwire:

Maintain up-to-date task statuses, upload detailed progress photos, and document as-built accuracy or site constraints.

ConnectWise:

Accurately record personal time entries daily and assist in validating labor accuracy if requested.

Productivity:

Model efficient work practices and support overall crew planning to meet project schedules.

Required Qualifications Experience:

Can range from 1 year of entry level experience to 5+ years of experience in structured cabling or low-voltage systems.

Technical Skills:

Demonstrated competence in Installation, troubleshooting and the ability to read and interpret complex drawings.

Certifications:

BICSI Technician (TECH) BICSI Installer 2 (Copper/Fiber) OSHA 30 Applicable manufacturer certifications (e.g., CommScope, Panduit)