Job Overview Are you an electrician, HVAC technician, or mechanical installer ready to move beyond the tool belt and into a career that pairs hands-on trade skills with technology? Core Controls is looking for a motivated, experienced installer to join our building automation systems (BAS) team in Georgetown, KY. Building automation is one of the fastest-growing trades in the construction industry — every new commercial building, hospital, school, and data center needs a controls system, and skilled installers are in short supply. If you have a few years of hands-on experience in the electrical, HVAC, or another related trade, this is your chance to move into a specialized, in-demand field with a clear path forward. Why Building Automation Controls? Controls work offers a different day-to-day than traditional electrical or mechanical trades, with advantages that make it an appealing next step in your career: Work with your mind, not just your hands. Instead of repetitive installation work, you'll troubleshoot logic, calibrate sensors, and commission systems using a laptop and diagnostic software — skills that are transferable and in demand well beyond one job site. More time indoors, less exposure to the elements. Much of the work happens in mechanical rooms, equipment closets, and finished spaces rather than roofs, trenches, or job sites exposed to weather. A clear path to lead installer. As you build controls experience, you can step up into a lead role — running your own crew, managing your own projects start to finish, and earning lead-level travel pay. If you'd rather stay hands-on and master the technical side instead, that's a respected path here too. A career ladder, not a ceiling. Beyond lead, controls people regularly move into programming, systems integration, project management, and engineering roles — no four-year degree required to start climbing. Recession-resistant demand. Every commercial building needs a controls system to run efficiently, which keeps this field steady even when general construction slows down. A 4-day work week. Monday through Thursday, with Friday, Saturday, and Sunday off — a schedule most trades can't offer. Paid travel. Your travel time is paid from your home to the project site. For lead installers, travel pay also covers the trip from the project site back home. Room to grow your earning potential. As you develop specialized controls, networking, and software skills, your value — and your pay — grows with it. Overtime work is also available for those who want the extra hours. Responsibilities Install conduit and low-voltage wiring in accordance with project specifications. Install HVAC building control system panels and field devices with precision and attention to detail, ensuring compliance with project specifications. Work with and integrate HVAC equipment and mechanical systems, including VFDs, chillers, boilers, pumps, and fan systems. Install and integrate peripheral devices and sensors such as CO2 monitors, space temperature sensors, humidity sensors, and flow meters. Support commissioning and start-up of control systems, including basic verification using a laptop and manufacturer software. Collaborate with project teams, engineers, and customers to ensure systems are installed correctly and on schedule.

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This job description is intended to provide a general overview of the position. Duties, responsibilities, and requirements may be subject to change based on the specific needs of the company. Skills & Requirements 3+ years of hands-on experience in a related trade. We welcome backgrounds in electrical, HVAC/mechanical, fire alarm, security and access control, elevator, datacom/low-voltage cabling, instrumentation, or industrial maintenance. Transitioning military electronics technicians are strongly encouraged to apply. Navy ET/IC, Air Force avionics, and similar electronics ratings translate directly to building controls work. Prior building automation or controls experience is a plus, not a requirement. If you have solid trade fundamentals and the desire to learn controls, we will train you. Comfortable working with a computer for system verification and diagnostics. Interest in eventually leading a crew is a plus, but not required. Excellent communication and customer service skills. Ability to follow oral and written instructions. Ability to work well with others in a team environment. Must be able to pass random drug tests. Must have a good Motor Vehicle Report, a valid driver's license, a valid Social Security card/number, and pass a criminal background check. Benefits 401(k) with company matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Vision insurance Paid time off Paid travel — travel time paid from home to the project site (lead installers also paid from the project site back home) Opportunity for overtime work 4-day work week: Monday through Thursday (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday off)

Job Type:

Full-time Pay:

$27.00 - $32.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person