Field Technician - Solar, Cameras & Field Installations

OpenKrill; United States; Remote; USD 55,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock options

Overtime compensation

Job summary

Flock Safety is seeking a hands-on Field Service Technician to install, align, and service cameras, solar panels, and related infrastructure in the field across diverse environments.

You'll travel up to 25% and split time between new deployments and ongoing maintenance, working outdoors, at heights, and with power/hand tools. Stock options are included along with overtime compensation.

Excellent physical stamina, valid driver's license, and a commitment to safety are essential.

Qualifications

• Practical experience in low‑voltage wiring or electrical assembly.
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs and work outdoors across dynamic routes.
• Valid driver's license required.
• Experience driving service vans and towing small trailers.

Responsibilities

• Execute physical hardware installations and maintenance across cameras, solar panels, batteries, and mounting poles.
• Conduct site surveys with public safety partners and property owners for permits.
• Prepare sites with mounting hardware and align LPR/PTZ cameras.
• Diagnose and repair field hardware and connections.
• Document installations and inventory via mobile field app.
• Operate field vehicles and tow support trailers safely.
• Travel up to 25% with occasional Saturdays for travel or project completion.

Skills

Low-voltage wiring

Electrical assembly

Field service experience

Driver's license

Job description

Flock Safety is seeking a hands-on Field Service Technician to install, align, and service cameras, solar panels, and related infrastructure in the field across diverse environments.

You'll travel up to 25% and split time between new deployments and ongoing maintenance, working outdoors, at heights, and with power/hand tools. Stock options are included along with overtime compensation.

Excellent physical stamina, valid driver's license, and a commitment to safety are essential.