Low Voltage Technician

TEKsystems•Tampa, FL

15h•$25 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

A low voltage technician installs, maintains, and repairs low voltage systems (typically below 50 volts), such as security alarms, fire alarms, network cabling (cat5, cat6, fiber), and audio/visual equipment in residential and commercial settings. Key duties include running and terminating cables, testing systems, troubleshooting faults, ensuring compliance with safety codes, and providing customer support

Requirements

access control
CCTV
Gates
Cabling
Installation
Security
Punchdown
Cable
troubleshooting

Responsibilities

Install and configure low voltage systems like security, fire alarms, surveillance cameras, and network infrastructure.
Perform routine inspections and maintenance to ensure systems are functioning correctly.
Diagnose and repair faults in low voltage systems, including issues with wiring and equipment.
Run, label, and terminate horizontal cables, such as cat5, cat6, and fiber optic, for various systems.
Test systems for functionality and performance to ensure they meet standards.
Prepare and maintain detailed records of system diagrams, configurations, and work performed.
Ensure all installations and repairs comply with industry standards and safety codes.
Provide training to clients on how to use new systems and address customer concerns.
Work with project managers, other technicians, and contractors to complete projects on time and within budget.