Entry Level Low Voltage Helper

TradeSTAR, Inc.

  • Irving, TX
  • 1 day ago

    Highlights

    TradeSTAR is looking for Entry-Level Low Voltage Helpers to join established commercial contractors on projects throughout the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. Ever wondered who installs the cameras, networks, security systems, and technology that keep today's buildings connected?.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationIrving, TX

    Description

    No Experience? No Problem. Your Future in Technology Starts Here.

    Entry-Level Low Voltage Helper | Irving / Dallas Fort Worth, TX

    Ever wondered who installs the cameras, networks, security systems, and technology that keep today's buildings connected?

    It could be you.

    You don't need years of experience, a technical degree, or a background in electronics to get started. You just need a strong work ethic, a willingness to learn, and the motivation to build something for your future.

    TradeSTAR is looking for Entry-Level Low Voltage Helpers to join established commercial contractors on projects throughout the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex.

    If you're tired of jobs that don't lead anywhere and want to learn a hands-on trade with real opportunities for growth, this could be the start of something bigger.

    Learn a Trade. Get Hands-On. Build Your Skills.

    Low-voltage technology is everywhere, from the security cameras protecting businesses to the network cabling connecting entire buildings.

    As an Entry-Level Helper, you'll work alongside experienced technicians who can teach you how these systems are installed.

    Depending on your assigned project, you'll have opportunities to:

    • Pull, route, organize, and label Cat6 and other low-voltage cables

    • Assist with installing network cabling and fiber optic systems

    • Help install security cameras, card readers, and access control devices

    • Support fire alarm and life safety system installations

    • Assist with mounting speakers, displays, and commercial AV equipment

    • Install cable supports, J-hooks, and other pathway hardware

    • Learn to use hand tools, power tools, and installation equipment

    • Assist with equipment racks, cable management, and device installation

    • Learn to read basic construction drawings and follow installation instructions

    • Develop safe work habits and professional jobsite skills

    One day you could be helping install network cabling in a school. Another day, you might be working inside a data center, hospital, corporate office, or large commercial facility.

    Every project is an opportunity to learn something new.

    What We're Looking For

    We're not expecting you to know everything on day one. We're looking for people who are ready to show up, work hard, and learn.

    You could be a great fit if you:

    • Enjoy hands-on work and learning new skills

    • Have an interest in technology, electronics, or construction

    • Are dependable, punctual, and ready to work

    • Can follow directions and work well with a team

    • Are comfortable working in active commercial construction environments

    • Have reliable transportation and a valid driver's license

    • Are willing to commute to different jobsites throughout DFW

    • Want to develop skills that can lead to long-term career opportunities

    Have experience in construction, warehouse operations, automotive repair, electrical work, HVAC, manufacturing, or another hands-on field? Great! Those skills may give you a head start.

    Never worked in a trade before? That's okay, too.

    No previous low-voltage experience is required.

    More Than Just Another Job

    Everyone starts somewhere. The difference is choosing a job where the skills you learn today can open doors tomorrow.

    The low-voltage industry offers career paths in several specialized areas, including:

    • Structured Cabling and Fiber Optics

    • Data Center Technology

    • Commercial Security and Access Control

    • Fire Alarm and Life Safety Systems

    • Commercial Audio/Visual Technology

    • Network Infrastructure

    With experience and continued training, you can work toward becoming a Level I, Level II, or Level III Technician. Additional career paths may include Lead Technician, Foreman, Superintendent, and Project Manager.

    You don't have to have your entire career figured out today. You just have to be willing to get started.

    Why Work With TradeSTAR?

    TradeSTAR specializes in connecting motivated individuals with opportunities in the commercial electrical and low-voltage industries.

    We partner with established contractors throughout North Texas and help individuals find opportunities to develop valuable technical skills.

    What you can look forward to:

    • Competitive weekly pay

    • Hands-on experience on real commercial projects

    • Opportunities to learn from experienced technicians

    • Training and career-development resources

    • Access to industry certification resources

    • Exposure to different areas of low-voltage technology

    • Opportunities to build a long-term career in the skilled trades

    Your Next Career Move Doesn't Require Experience. It Requires Action.

    You don't have to spend years in school to begin learning a valuable trade. If you're ready to work with your hands, learn something new, and build skills that can take you further, we want to hear from you.

    Apply today and take your first step into the low-voltage industry!

    For immediate consideration:

    Call or Text: 469-930-7515

    Email:

    dalcable@tradestarinc.com

    Prefer to stop by? Visit our Dallas office Monday through Friday between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM.

    TradeSTAR Dallas

    8200 Springwood Dr., Suite 245
    Irving, TX 75063
    469-930-7515

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