Low Voltage/Access Control Project Tech

Job description

**Wachter's greatest asset is the people who work here. Join the Wachter family and chart your career path!** Wachter is accepting applications for Access Control Project Technicians for project work at various retail locations across the United States. We seek self-motivated and reliable technicians for service and special installation projects, who can work independently and find solutions to complete the job. We value relationships and invest in our employees. ### Requirements: - Field installation experience in the Low Voltage Industry - Available to travel, as needed. - Experience reading blueprints and site maps. - Experience in security environments; Alarm, and Access Control are a plus - Experience in CCTV, voice, and data cabling is a plus. - Experience with fiber optics & ability to splice is a plus. - Perform new installs and provide technical escalation support both on-site at customer locations as well as remotely via the phone and specialized tools. - Excellent customer relationship and communication skills; verbal and written. - Has basic telecommunication tools, PPE, and reliable transportation during the training period prior to issuing a company vehicle. - Computer/laptop/smartphone proficiency. - Highly proficient with the use of email, spreadsheets, and the ability to learn internal systems. - Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record; no DUI or DWI in the last three years. ### Responsibilities: - Install, troubleshoot, and repair cabling systems and equipment. - Run low voltage and composite cable in commercial buildings, including drilling concrete walls and completing conduit work, where needed. - Complete all wiring, connections, and equipment installations ensuring that systems are complete with total customer satisfaction and contractual requirements. - Assist and collaborate with the Installation Team Lead or Project Manager regarding on-site work schedules and timely delivery of equipment. - Conduct tests to ensure all newly installed systems and component devices are operational. - Troubleshoot new system installations to ensure the proper functioning and to ensure the system meets local, county, state, or federal codes and legal and/or insurance requirements