Employee-Owned Low Voltage Technician — Growth & Impact

Suburban Enterprises, Inc.; Appleton (WI); On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Team Member Ownership (ESOP)

401(k) with employer match

No healthcare premium increases for 4 

Job summary

Suburban Enterprises is seeking a Low Voltage Technician in Wisconsin to install, maintain, and troubleshoot low voltage systems including access control, cameras, fire alarms, and structured cabling. Must work independently and as part of a team with a safety-first approach to adhere to company processes.

The role requires at least three years of electronics or low voltage experience, and knowledge of NEC/NFPA codes to apply standards on site. A NICET or BICSI certification is a plus.

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 ability to apply these standards to the work.

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.
• Submit crew subsistence slips and handle cash responsibilities reliably.

Skills

Electronics experience

Low voltage systems

NEC/NFPA codes

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

Suburban Enterprises is seeking a Low Voltage Technician in Wisconsin to install, maintain, and troubleshoot low voltage systems including access control, cameras, fire alarms, and structured cabling. Must work independently and as part of a team with a safety-first approach to adhere to company processes.

The role requires at least three years of electronics or low voltage experience, and knowledge of NEC/NFPA codes to apply standards on site. A NICET or BICSI certification is a plus.