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If you are a passionate and experienced QC Lead Technician with a strong background in low voltage, cabling, CCTV, Access Control, security alarms, and Fire Alarm systems, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity in the technology industry.
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Security Low Voltage Service Technician (Access Control and CCTV) Experience servicing, integrating, and programming access control systems, CCTV systems, and intrusion systems.
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This skilled position involves installing, programming, troubleshooting, configuring, commissioning, and servicing Fire Alarm Systems, Access Control and CCTV Systems as well as other related building system products at customer sites including panel repair/reprogram, device replacement/repair, resolving low voltage circuit troubles and system testing.
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As a leading systems integrator and alarm monitoring company, we deliver the SES Difference, serving countless long-term clients with solutions and services that protect their people, customers, and assets.
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Install, repair, or upgrade fire alarm systems and program control panels for fire alarm systems with the guidance of building plans and electrical layouts. Run low voltage cabling in commercial buildings, including drilling concrete walls and limited conduit bending work.
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Run low voltage cabling in commercial buildings, including drilling concrete walls and limited conduit work. Installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of various fire alarm systems infrastructure.
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Performs final commissioning for low voltage systems. Utilizes monitoring station software to verify, change points on low voltage systems. Minimum of three years' experience with electronics and/or low voltage systems.
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Strong working knowledge of commercial access control, CCTV, burglary alarm, intrusion systems, and fire alarms. ST is seeking technically minded individuals possessing experience with low voltage electronics specializing in electronic security solutions.
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Typical responsibilities include: State of the art lighting design, Medium and low voltage power distribution (15k - 208 voltage), Advanced telecommunications, fiber optics, Fire alarm, mass communications, Audio/Visual systems, and security.
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As a leading systems integrator and alarm monitoring company, we deliver the STC Difference, serving countless long-term clients with solutions and services that protect their people, customers, and assets.
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Familiarity installing and troubleshooting low voltage equipment. Certifications in enterprise grade CCTV and Access Control systems a plus. The position provides customer contact for all post-installation problems on security systems and equipment, as well as, special project work, when needed.
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This position is responsible for developing new account sales, leases and service agreements for buyers of low voltage products, fire alarm inspections and services within markets that include healthcare, education, commercial, municipal and correctional.
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Current valid State required license(s) for low voltage/burglar alarm/fire alarm/security/CCTV. Available to travel. Complete all wiring, connections, and equipment installations ensuring that CCTV and fire alarm systems are in compliance with electrical and fire codes.
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As a leading systems integrator and alarm monitoring company, we deliver the ST Difference, serving. ST offers a full portfolio of video, access, intrusion, fire and integrated systems and services.
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