Low Voltage Technician - Physical Security Lead

Tusker•Green Bay, WI

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Tusker is seeking a Low Voltage Technician - Physical Security Lead to install, commission, and troubleshoot electronic security systems, including access control, video surveillance, and intrusion detection. The role leads project sites in a supervisory capacity, directing assigned technicians while also participating in hands-on installation, and reports to the Manager of Physical Security. The technician interprets construction documents and system drawings; installs, wires, labels, and tests security devices and head-end equipment; configures and commissions systems; and maintains accurate project documentation. The role also communicates project variances, coordinates substitutions or change orders, participates in planning meetings, follows job-site safety policies, and supports customer hand-off and technician development. The position requires regular in-person attendance and travel to client sites, primarily within a 60-mile radius. Occasional overnight travel may be required to meet project deadlines. The stated starting pay is $35 per hour.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 2 years of experience installing and commissioning physical security systems.
Valid driver’s license and good driving record.
Ability to read and interpret construction documents and technical specifications.
Ability to perform basic IP network configuration and understand connectivity.
Comfort working with hand and power tools, including scissor lifts.
Basic understanding of Windows-based applications, system configuration, and browser-based interfaces.
Strong understanding of physical security infrastructure and best practices.
Clear technical and non-technical communication skills.
Professionalism in high-pressure and customer-facing environments.
Attention to detail and pride in workmanship.
Initiative and commitment to continuous improvement.
Ability to work in both leadership and team roles.
Troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
Accountability, punctuality, and ownership of assigned responsibilities.
Understanding of business implications and maintaining project efficiency.
Willingness to drive company vehicles to client sites daily and occasionally travel overnight.
Ability to meet the physical demands and work in the environments described in the posting.

Responsibilities

Lead project sites and direct assigned technicians while participating in physical installation.
Interpret system design drawings, floor plans, construction documents, and technical specifications.
Install security devices and cabling, including cameras, card readers, door hardware, intrusion panels, and power supplies.
Mount, wire, label, and test head-end equipment such as racks, servers, switches, patch panels, and controllers.
Commission and test systems, including programming IP addresses, enrolling devices, and verifying connectivity.
Perform basic to intermediate programming in access control or video management platforms, such as badge creation and camera stream setup.
Troubleshoot cabling, power, and device communication issues.
Provide regular project updates to management and communicate project variances to the Physical Security Team.
Maintain accurate as-built documentation and system labeling.
Manage on-site product substitutions or change orders.
Attend and contribute to pre-project planning meetings.
Follow job-site safety and conduct policies and ensure systems are tested and commissioned according to scope.
Walk customers through basic system operation during project hand-off and coordinate final programming hand-off when applicable.
Mentor junior technicians and support their development.
Drive company vehicles to client sites and travel overnight occasionally when project deadlines require it.