Low Voltage Sercice Technician for CCTV, Access Control, Gates, Fire and Burglar Alarms

Low Voltage Sercice Technician for CCTV, Access Control, Gates, Fire and Burglar Alarms Allen, TX 75002 $22

• $26 an hour
• Full-time, Contract $22
• $26 an hour
• Full-time, Contract Position Summary The Tech 2 Low Voltage Technician is an intermediate field technician responsible for independently performing installation, service, and troubleshooting of low voltage systems including CCTV, access control, intrusion/security alarms, fire alarm systems (under applicable licensing/oversight), and access gate systems.

This role requires the ability to interpret plans and wiring diagrams, complete assigned work with minimal supervision, produce high-quality installations, and support commissioning, testing, and closeout documentation. Tech 2 technicians may also guide Tech 1 team members on best practices and jobsite expectations. Essential Duties & Responsibilities General Responsibilities

• Perform installations, service calls, and troubleshooting with minimal supervision
• Read and interpret prints, scope of work, submittals, and wiring diagrams
• Pull, route, support, label, and terminate cable to company and industry standards
• Use test equipment (meter, toner, basic network tools) to verify wiring, power, and signal integrity
• Maintain clean, professional installations (cable management, labeling, device alignment, hardware mounting)
• Identify jobsite issues early (materials, access, infrastructure conflicts) and communicate impacts promptly
• Document work performed, changes, and as-builts as required
• Maintain tools, vehicle stock (if applicable), and material accountability
• Follow all safety procedures, customer site requirements, and quality standards
• Provide professional communication with customers, other trades, and internal teams System‑Specific Responsibilities CCTV Systems
• Install and service cameras, mounts, housings, NVR/DVRs, switches (as applicable), and related components
• Perform camera aiming, focusing, and basic configuration/verification (streams, recording, motion settings where applicable)
• Troubleshoot common issues including power loss, video quality problems, connectivity, and device communication
• Confirm system operation and assist with turnover/commissioning support Access Control Systems
• Install and service readers, strikes, maglocks, request-to-exit devices, door contacts, and control panels
• Terminate and verify door wiring to controllers (including power supplies and relays as applicable)
• Troubleshoot common access issues (door hardware alignment, power, reader communication, REX/contacts, lock operation)
• Support basic system programming/validation as directed (credentials, door operation checks, schedules if applicable) Security / Intrusion Alarm Systems
• Install and service keypads, panels, power supplies, motions, glass breaks, contacts, and related devices
• Perform functional testing (zones, signals, tamper, power fail) and support customer walkthroughs
• Troubleshoot false alarms, device faults, wiring issues, and supervision problems
• Ensure consistent labeling and documentation for serviceability Fire Alarm Systems (as permitted by licensing/company policy)
• Install and service fire alarm devices, cabling, and related modules in alignment with project requirements
• Support testing, troubleshooting, and inspection readiness under required supervision/oversight
• Maintain strong attention to life-safety requirements including device placement, labeling, and documentation
• Report deficiencies promptly and document corrective actions accurately Access Gate Systems
• Assist with and perform wiring/service for gate operators, safety loops, photo eyes, edge sensors, intercoms/readers, and control hardware
• Verify safety device operation and proper function before leaving site
• Troubleshoot gate access issues related to low voltage components (safety circuits, access inputs, power to peripherals)
• Follow strict safety practices around moving equipment and high-risk areas Leadership / Mentoring Expectations (Tech 2 Level)
• Provide day-to-day guidance to Tech 1 technicians (work methods, quality, safety, organization)
• Model best practices for clean installs, labeling, and professional customer interaction
• Support the Lead Tech with progress updates, punch list items, and closeout readiness Required Qualifications
• High school diploma or equivalent
• 2+ years low voltage field experience preferred (or equivalent proven competency)
• Proven ability to complete typical installations and service tasks with minimal supervision
• Ability to interpret wiring diagrams/prints and apply standards in the field
• Working knowledge of at least two of the following: CCTV, access control, intrusion, fire alarm, gates
• Valid driver's license and ability to meet customer background requirements as needed Preferred Qualifications / Certifications
• Manufacturer training or certifications (CCTV/VMS, access control platforms, intrusion panels, etc.)
• OSHA-10/OSHA-30, lift certification, or similar safety credentials
• Fire alarm licensing or NICET (where applicable/desired)
• Networking fundamentals (IP addressing basics, PoE concepts, switch basics) Skills & Competencies
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
• High attention to detail and consistent quality workmanship
• Good communication (clear updates, professional customer interaction)
• Time management and ability to prioritize tasks across active job sites
• Dependable, safety-focused, and accountable
• Team-oriented mindset with ability to mentor junior staff

Pay:

$22.00

• $26.

00 per hour

Benefits:

Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person