Low Voltage Technician

Overview

Install, program, and troubleshoot low voltage systems on construction projects

Key Responsibilities

• project liaison
• system installation
• troubleshooting
• code compliance
• blueprint review
• customer relations

Tasks

-Act as a liaison between project management team, other trades and customers, partnering with the superintendent and foremen regarding production schedule, scope changes, back charges, material and labor management. -Perform installation, troubleshooting, programming, and configuration of access control, CCTV, networking and IP-based cameras. -Coordinate with local inspectors and serve as the technical advisor on-site to ensure all quality and code requirements are met. -Read and interpret blueprints, diagrams, submittals, and specifications operational/product manuals. -Travel to different jobsites in designated region as needed. -Demonstrate and uphold all of Power Design’s core values, which include integrity, accountability, teamwork, innovation and growth. -Establish and maintain relationships with customers to ensure customer satisfaction, quality of service, and long-term relations with Power Design.

Requirements

• bicsi
• 5-8 years
• access control
• cctv
• driver’s license
• nec

What You Bring

-BICSI Installer certification preferred. -5-8+ years of related low voltage work experience, preferably with large-scale new construction projects. -Access Control and/or CCTV Manufacturer certifications required. -Ability to travel as required and must possess valid driver’s license. -Proficient knowledge of National Electrical Code (NEC), local codes and construction safety requirements.

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About Power Design, Inc.

-With a unified multi‑trade model—handling engineering, electrical, systems tech, lighting and prefabrication—they tackle complex projects from coast to coast. -They’ve delivered high‑rise residential towers, student housing, data centers, mixed‑use developments and resorts. -The company operates under a single, integrated structure, enhancing coordination and accelerating delivery via self‑performed work. -They manufacture custom switchboards and critical power equipment in‑house, boosting control over quality and speed. -Past projects include luxury Four Seasons residences, massive student complexes, convention‑center hotels and sophisticated data facilities. -Innovation drives their approach: leveraging advanced tech, prefab systems and in‑house engineering to optimize performance.

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