Low-Voltage Systems Technician (BAS & Security)

Norlee Group (NLG); Daytona Beach (FL); On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Norlee Group (NLG) seeks a skilled Low Voltage Technician to install, terminate, test, and maintain low-voltage systems across commercial facilities. You will handle cabling, BAS, access control, and security systems, ensuring alignment with project specs, codes, and safety standards.

Travel to various job sites may be required; reading blueprints and providing field guidance to junior technicians are essential. Night shifts may be needed to support project timelines.

Qualifications

• Minimum of three years of combined experience in commercial low-voltage installation, structured cabling, BAS, access control, security, or related fields.
• Completion of an accredited low-voltage, telecommunications, electrical, or controls training program is preferred.
• Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and wiring diagrams.

Responsibilities

• Install, terminate, label, test, and troubleshoot low-voltage cabling and systems in commercial buildings.
• Support structured cabling infrastructure including Cat5e/Cat6/Cat6A, fiber optics, patch panels, and racks.
• Install and support BAS, access control, security, and surveillance systems per project requirements.
• Coordinate field activities with project managers and other trades to meet schedules.
• Maintain accurate installation documentation, test results, and labor hours.

Skills

Structured cabling

BAS

Access control

Security systems

CCTV

HVAC controls

Cable testing

Reading drawings

Team coordination

Safety procedures

Education

Low-voltage training program

3+ years combined experience in related fields

Tools

Cable certifiers

Network cable testers

Multimeters

Tone generators

Job description

Norlee Group (NLG) seeks a skilled Low Voltage Technician to install, terminate, test, and maintain low-voltage systems across commercial facilities. You will handle cabling, BAS, access control, and security systems, ensuring alignment with project specs, codes, and safety standards.

Travel to various job sites may be required; reading blueprints and providing field guidance to junior technicians are essential. Night shifts may be needed to support project timelines.