Overview
This position is to install, test, and repair electronic systems—including fire alarm, video surveillance, access control, and structured cabling systems—across commercial, institutional, and industrial environments.
Responsibilities
- Ensure a safe job site, maintaining compliance with company safety standards.
- Work in a team environment, seeking to understand best practices for quality installations.
- Install pathway, raceway, and cabling in new or existing buildings.
- Install low‑voltage system devices, e.g., fire alarm, cameras, readers, etc.
- Terminate and test low‑voltage cabling.
- Communicate progress of work, delivery, and implementation.
- Analyze blueprints effectively for job site knowledge.
- Analyze upcoming tasks and anticipate required equipment, procedures, and training.
- Accurately complete required paperwork.
- Travel to various jobsite locations; overnight stays may be required. Per diem will be paid to cover expenses.
Qualifications
- High school diploma or GED.
- Valid driver’s license; must be at least 18 years old.
- Valid background and drug‑testing clearance.
- Previous experience with construction or mechanical work (e.g., automotive repair, residential construction, or general assembly) is preferred.
- Excellent interpersonal communication skills—verbal, written, and listening.
- Computer skills with experience in Microsoft Office Suite, including Word and Excel, is preferred.
- Demonstrate interest in electronic or electrical systems.
- Union participation is required—International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 388.
Schedule
June through September, Monday to Friday, 1st Shift. Five days of 8 hours per day or four days of 10 hours per day. Start times vary, but typically 6:00 AM. Full‑time, long‑term potential.
Compensation
$20.00 to $22.00 per hour plus travel and per diem.
Pieper Electric is an Equal Opportunity Employer.