Low-Voltage Technician

A1 Staffing • Omaha, NE

33d

About The Position

The Low-Voltage Technician will be responsible for installing, routing, terminating, and testing copper (and potentially other low-voltage) wiring systems throughout a production plant environment. You’ll work on pulling wire, setting up pathways, following wiring schematics/blueprints, collaborating with other trades, and ensuring all work meets quality and safety standards.

Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Proven experience with low-voltage wiring, cable installation or similar (pulling copper wire, terminations)
• Ability to read electrical wiring diagrams, blueprints, and schematics
• Comfortable working in a production/industrial environment (which may include elevated platforms, ladders, confined spaces, etc.)
• Strong attention to detail + commitment to workmanship and safety
• Basic tool set for wiring/cable installation (wire stripper, cable cutters, fish tape, etc.)
• Good communication skills; ability to collaborate with team and follow instructions
• Willingness to work overtime or flexible shifts when needed

Nice To Haves

• Previous industrial wiring or production plant experience
• Familiarity with electrical codes and grounding practices relevant for low-voltage systems
• Experience installing conduit, cable tray systems, and wire routings in industrial settings
• Certification or trade schooling in electrical, electronics, or low‐voltage systems

Responsibilities

• Pull, route, and install copper low‐voltage cable and wiring per production plant requirements (e.g., signal, control, communication)
• Read and interpret wiring diagrams, schematics, blueprints, and layout plans
• Install conduit, cable tray, wireways, supports and terminations as required
• Label and identify wiring, maintain clear documentation of installed systems
• Test wiring and low-voltage circuits for continuity, insulation, correct routing, and proper termination
• Collaborate with production, maintenance, and engineering teams to ensure installation aligns with operational needs
• Work in accordance with electrical and safety codes, plant safety procedures, and low‐voltage best practices
• Identify and report potential wiring issues, faults or deviations; assist in corrective work
• Maintain tools, equipment, and supplies; ensure workspace is clean, orderly, and safe
• Occasionally assist with shutdowns, line relocations, or other special projects as required

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: High school or GED