Lead Security and Low Voltage Technician

    Highlights

    Install and service a wide range of electrified door hardware including items such as panic devices, vertical rods, magnetic locks, transfer hinges, cylindrical/mortise locks, auto operators. Installation and removal of equipment which may include projectors, projector screens, speakers, podium equipment, cameras and any other type of audio-visual equipment.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationPhoenix, AZ

    Description

    Primary Responsibilities /Accountabilities/ Essential Functions:

    • Install, wire, and trim out head-end access control panels with clean and professional workmanship
    • Install and service a wide range of electrified door hardware including items such as panic devices, vertical rods, magnetic locks, transfer hinges, cylindrical/mortise locks, auto operators.
    • Configure, program and integrate security and access control systems
    • Install, repair, maintain, troubleshoot, and testing on various types of cable and equipment.
    • Pulls cables through physical structures such as walls, overhead, above drop ceilings and in ground.
    • Coordinate with subcontractors and internal project teams on completion of access control and low voltage projects
    • Installation and removal of equipment which may include projectors, projector screens, speakers, podium equipment, cameras and any other type of audio-visual equipment
    • Maintain accurate documentation, work order notes and communications for all tickets and projects, both verbally and in writing.
    • May have to move on site equipment, tools, furniture, etc. above 50 lbs.
    • May have to maneuver around small areas such as attics, crawl hatches, etc. for cabling.
    • May have to climb ladders, work on power lifts, or climb scaffolding to complete work orders.
    • Must be able to distinguish different colors, read small print and hear and recognize audible signals.
    • Adhere to all quality and safety codes for low voltage installations and repairs.
    • Other duties as assigned.

    Equipment Used and Responsibility

    • Ability to test and identify equipment and cable functionality.
    • Familiar with Wiegand, OSDP, and other forms of access control communication.
    • Able to operate required hand tools, power tools and low voltage test equipment.
    • Must be able to work on ladders, lifts and scaffolding for installation needs.
    • Must have good hand dexterity and calmness.
    • Must be able to distinguish colors.
    • Able to troubleshoot malfunction in equipment or cable and problem solve.
    • Must be able to complete work orders timely and accurately.
    • Effective communications and interpersonal skills.

    Supervisory Responsibilities

    None.

    Experience/ Education

    • High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
    • Minimum 2 years' work experience with access control and low voltage related work. Preferred in an environment such as an AV integrator, access control technicians or commercial cabling firms.
    • Experience with Lenel, Verkada, Axis, Allegion, Assa Abloy is preferred
    • Experience with troubleshooting and installing electrified door hardware
    • Experience with RS485, Weigand and OSDP wiring
    • CompTIA A+ and Network+ certification is a bonus.
    • Must have a current AZ driver's license and clean driver record.
    • Must successfully pass a background check.

    Physical Requirements:

    • Sitting: 0-1 hours a day
    • Standing: 6-7 hours a day
    • Walking: 6-7 hours a day
    • Lifting: Frequently
    • Carrying: Frequently
    • Pushing: Frequently
    • Bending: Frequently
    • Squatting: Frequently
    • Kneeling: Frequently
    • Climbing: Frequently
    • Reaching: Frequently
    • Grasping: Frequently
    • Fine Eye to Hand Coordination: Continuously
    • Driving: Occasionally
    • Work Environment: Office building on site. Work performed is primarily inside, subject to variations in temperature and weather, equipment noise and dust.

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