Lead Low-Voltage Technician & On-Site Team Lead

Kidwell; Kearney (NE); On-site; USD 50,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, life, and disability保险

Paid vacation and holidays

401k with company match

Certification reimbursement

Tool/clothing stipend

Job summary

Kidwell in the Midwest seeks a skilled Low Voltage Technician to install, maintain, and train customers on access control, camera, RTLS, and nurse call systems. You will supervise on-site installers and coordinate with sales, engineering, and field managers to ensure projects are completed accurately and on schedule.

Requirements include 4+ years in low-voltage work, an associates degree preferred, state licensure preferred, and a valid driver's license with ability to pass a background check.

Qualifications

• 4+ years of low-voltage experience.
• Associates degree preferred but not required.
• State licensure preferred.
• Valid driver's license and ability to pass background check.
• Industry or vendor certifications are a plus.

Responsibilities

• Install, configure, and troubleshoot Access Control, Camera, RTLS and Nurse Call Systems.
• Install cabling, devices, and system components for each area.
• Configure servers, network switches, and UPS equipment.
• Work on-site in hospitals or medical facilities regularly.
• Train clients on operating and managing equipment.
• Collaborate with project managers and engineers on scope and design.
• Develop relationships with customers and ensure understanding of features.

Skills

Low-voltage installation

Team leadership

Customer communication

Troubleshooting

LAN/IP basics

Driver's license

Education

Associate degree preferred

State licensure preferred

Tools

LAN/IP basics

Job description

Kidwell in the Midwest seeks a skilled Low Voltage Technician to install, maintain, and train customers on access control, camera, RTLS, and nurse call systems. You will supervise on-site installers and coordinate with sales, engineering, and field managers to ensure projects are completed accurately and on schedule.

Requirements include 4+ years in low-voltage work, an associates degree preferred, state licensure preferred, and a valid driver's license with ability to pass a background check.