Employee-Owned Low Voltage Technician — Career Growth

Suburban Enterprises; Appleton, Northern (WI, KY); Hybrid; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Team Member Ownership

Safety Commitment

Career Growth

Continuous Learning

Collaborative Culture

Competitive Pay with ESOP and 401(k)

Job summary

Suburban Enterprises is seeking a Low Voltage Technician to install, maintain, and troubleshoot low voltage systems such as card access, cameras, fire alarms, paging, structured cabling, and fiber in customer facilities. You will work both independently and with a team in a safety-first environment.

Ideal candidates have a high school diploma or GED, at least three years in electronics or low voltage, and knowledge of NEC/NFPA codes.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED.
• Minimum of three years’ experience with electronics and/or low voltage systems.
• Understanding of the NEC and NFPA code and the ability to apply these standards to the work being performed.

Responsibilities

• Understand circuit types and relay logic, including normally open/closed contacts and series/parallel configurations.
• Interpret technology plans, symbols, and circuit diagrams with confidence.
• Identify and apply end-of-line resistors and system device functions.
• Demonstrate proper routing and organization of system cabling.
• Understand system keypad operation, device operation, and diagnostics.
• Terminate head-end equipment with precision.
• Install cameras, mounts, PoE injectors, and related accessories accurately.
• Apply knowledge of job phase codes to daily tasks.
• Seek feedback to improve actual performance versus estimated/projected hours.

Skills

Electronics & low voltage

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

Suburban Enterprises is seeking a Low Voltage Technician to install, maintain, and troubleshoot low voltage systems such as card access, cameras, fire alarms, paging, structured cabling, and fiber in customer facilities. You will work both independently and with a team in a safety-first environment.

Ideal candidates have a high school diploma or GED, at least three years in electronics or low voltage, and knowledge of NEC/NFPA codes.