Education:
- TESDA-certified (NCII/NCIII) or Diploma in Electronics, Electrical, or Communications Technology.
- Additional manufacturer or product training related to electronic security systems is an advantage
Experience:
- Minimum 3–5 years hands‑on field experience installation and maintenance of electronic security systems or low voltage infrastructure.
- Proven experience working on active project sites involving structured cabling, device installation, and system testing.
- Exposure to supervising or guiding junior technicians and installers is preferred.
Technical Skills:
- Proficient in installation works including conduiting, cabling, terminating UTP/STP cablescoaxial, and power lines, mounting and making good.
- Knowledge of CCTV, access control, alarms, and auxiliary systems.
- Proficient to read, and interpret wiring diagrams, riser layouts, and floor plans.
- Proficient in Use of multimeters, test equipment, and hand tools.
- With good troubleshooting and fault isolation techniques.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Installation and Implementation
- Lead the installation and mounting of security devices (CCTV cameras, access control devices, door strikes, alarm panels, intercoms).
- Perform conduiting, cable pulling, termination (data, power, control), and labeling based on system layout drawings.
- Configure basic equipment settings under guidance of Project Engineer or System Integrator.
2. Testing and Commissioning Support
- Conduct point-to-point testing of devices and verify correct signal/response.
- Assist in system commissioning and troubleshooting of faulty devices or wiring.
- Perform basic diagnostics and escalation complex issues to engineers.
3. Site Coordination and Team Supervision
- Act as the primary point of contact for clients regarding technical issues, project progress, and system functionality
- Guide and oversee junior technicians/helpers assigned to site work.
- Ensure all technical work is performed according to standards and safety protocols.
- Coordinate with Project In-Charge regarding task schedules and daily objectives.
4. Documentation and Reporting
- Accurately document work activities, installed devices, and wiring records.
- Submit daily work accomplishments and material usage updates.