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CRAFTING AV EXCELLENCE: As a Level 2 or 3 Low Voltage Tech - Audio Visual Technician, you'll be the driving force behind seamless installations, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
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Next Level Technician is urgently hiring Low Voltage Cable Technicians for a long-term, career-shaping opportunity in the Charleston, SC area! Low Voltage Cable Technicians at Next Level Technician will be working at a variety of Commercial and Industrial sites.
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Next Level Technician is urgently hiring Low Voltage Cable Technicians for a long-term, career-shaping opportunity! Not only do we offer competitive pay, sign on bonuses, referral bonuses, PTO and medical benefits , Next Level Technician will match you up with an attentive and communicative recruiter that is well-versed in low voltage industry knowledge.
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As a BICSI certified training facility and equipment rental staffing company, we aim to provide all our Low Voltage Cable Technicians and Clients with the best resources possible. Low Voltage Cable Technician job duties will include, but are not limited to: Pulling, terminating, dressing, testing, and labeling CAT5e, CAT6, CAT6a, and Fiber data cables.
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We design low voltage solutions that seamlessly integrate audiovisual, physical security, structured cabling, and wireless solutions, including DAS and WiFi systems. Create market awareness of E2 Optics core business solutions of structured cabling, audio visual, and wireless/DAS through prospecting, networking, virtual and in-person presentations, and attending trade show meetings.
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Knowledge and subject matter expert level understanding of Low Voltage Systems. Assist low voltage designers in clash detection and conflict resolution with MEP and other systems.
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Requirements Preferred CTS, CTS-I, or CTS-D certification OSHA certifications QSC QSys level I/ II certifications Experience with QSC, Extron, Cisco, Juniper, and Zeevee highly preferred Service, Audio Visual, Audio-visual, AV, A/V, ProAV, Crestron, AVIXA, Biamp, CTS, QSC, Extron.
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Knowledge of low voltage cabling, IP video cameras, network technologies, and knowledge of Linux helpful. Once training is complete, you will hold the following certifications: Axis N.V.F, BiAamp Tesira Forte, Shure Audio, RDL Audio among other opportunities.
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Terminate, test and troubleshoot low voltage cabling. Run new low voltage cable in new or existing client buildings. Install and maintain new and/or existing Video Surveillance equipment while working under the guidance of higher level service personnel.
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Repair and maintenance of Fitness equipment, Tanning Beds, hydro beds, total body enhancement, wellness pods, painting, carpentry, flooring, ceiling, low voltage electrical, door hardware, light plumbing (bathroom toilets and urinals; sinks and vanities; water fountains), AV (Audio Visual) equipment (TV's, security camera, music system) and other misc.
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Next Level Technician is urgently hiring Low Voltage Cable Technicians for a long-term, career-shaping opportunity in the Charlotte NC area! Not only do we offer competitive pay, sign on bonuses, referral bonuses, Level UP rewards and medical benefits , Next Level Technician will match you up with an attentive and communicative recruiter that is well-versed in low voltage industry knowledge.
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Performs high level troubleshooting & installation of fiber optic terminations & fusion splicing, including testing verifications for Loss Length (Tier-1) & OTDR traces (Tier2), installs & diagnoses complex problems on fiber optic pathways, and coordinates & installs low voltage cables, activations, & repairs.
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The Level I Estimator assists more experienced estimators in preparing cost estimates for bids and proposals for electrical and other low voltage applications such as fire alarm systems, security systems, communication systems, paging systems, audio-visual systems and nurse-call systems.
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Gathering data and assisting in preparing bid proposal estimates and design/build proposals. Experience with contract documents such as contract drawings, subcontracts, contract addendum, Working knowledge of BIM a plus.
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The successful candidate will collaborate with the Director of Technology Solutions and other Team members to create low-voltage technology designs for building low-voltage systems, including telecommunications, life-safety, security, and audio-visual systems.
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