Building Automation Technician (Low Voltage)

Brookssolutions; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 28,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

8 Paid federal holidays

Paid Time Off

Company-funded HSA

401(k) match

Disability and life insurance

Company bonus

Job summary

Brooks Building Solutions in Jacksonville, FL seeks two experienced Low Voltage Technicians to join the Building Automation team. This full‑time role requires at least three years of low voltage and electrical experience and entails installing, troubleshooting, and maintaining BAS systems on active construction sites.

You will work from engineered drawings, collaborate with project managers and other trades, and follow safety codes.

Qualifications

• Three years of experience in low voltage systems and electrical work.
• Experience with building automation, HVAC controls, or security systems preferred.
• Must be able to read engineered drawings and wiring schematics.

Responsibilities

• Install low voltage cabling, conduits, control panels, and related equipment according to engineered drawings and specifications
• Terminate wiring for sensors, controllers, and other building automation devices
• Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain existing low voltage systems
• Collaborate with project managers and other trades to ensure projects are completed on time
• Follow all safety protocols and maintain code‑compliant installations
• Maintain accurate documentation of work performed, including site reports and as‑built drawings
• Mentor apprentices and less‑experienced technicians as needed

Skills

Low voltage systems

Electrical background

Attention to detail

Teamwork

Education

High school diploma

Job description

Brooks Building Solutions in Jacksonville, FL seeks two experienced Low Voltage Technicians to join the Building Automation team. This full‑time role requires at least three years of low voltage and electrical experience and entails installing, troubleshooting, and maintaining BAS systems on active construction sites.

You will work from engineered drawings, collaborate with project managers and other trades, and follow safety codes.