Security Installation Technician

The primary role of a Security System Technician is the installation and service of low-voltage security systems at customer sites as directed by the Project Leadership Team (access control, video surveillance ((CCTV)), intrusion detection, fire detection, and visitor management). Security System Technicians may be expected to act as project lead on an assigned project, work under an assigned team lead, or work independently at a given location. Security System Technicians are expected to be self-motivated and focused on improving their skills through formal training and on-job experience.

Requirements

Primary Areas of Responsibility and Position Requirements

• A valid State License is desired.
  
• Knowledge of and experience with low-voltage electronics.
  
• Ability to organize, plan, and communicate expected timelines for work.
  
• Ability to diagnose and troubleshoot basic electrical issues.
  
• Experience using a multimeter.
  
• Experience with general construction methods, such as mounting equipment on walls and ceilings.
  
• Experience with general construction tools, such as drill drivers and basic hand tools.
  
• A working knowledge of Microsoft Windows and other PC-based application.
  
• Experience with the installation and programming of Access Control systems.
  
• Experience with the installation and programming of CCTV systems.
  
• Experience with the installation and programming of Intrusion Detection systems.
  
• Experience with the installation and programming of Fire Detection systems (excluding sprinklers).
  
• Experience with the installation and termination of wire/cable.
  
• Knowledge of Electronic Circuits (Panel/Device wiring, Relays, Ohm s Law).
  
• Basic understanding of TCPIP Networks, and IP Protocol/Networking (Router configuration, IP addressing, Windows OS).
  
• Ability to lift 45 pounds independently.