Low Voltage Technician

WiReD Technology; Georgia; On-site; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Vision, and Dental

Sick days and PTO

Company vehicle or transportation

Tools and equipment provided

Training and development

Advancement opportunities

Job summary

WiReD Technology, LLC, based in McDonough, Georgia, is seeking a dependable Low Voltage Technician to install, service, and troubleshoot a range of commercial low-voltage systems. This field-based, full-time role requires attention to detail, the ability to work independently, and a commitment to high-quality installations.

Ideal candidates bring hands-on experience with structured cabling, video surveillance, access control, and alarms, plus willingness to travel across Georgia and the

Qualifications

• Hands-on commercial low-voltage installation or service experience.
• Broad understanding of low-voltage systems.
• Ability to read scopes of work, plans, and installation instructions.

Responsibilities

• Install, service, troubleshoot, and maintain low-voltage systems.
• Read plans and install instructions; label and document cabling.
• Install devices, panels, cameras, readers, locks, and related equipment.

Skills

Low voltage install

Troubleshooting

Independent worker

Team player

Clear communication

Education

NICET certification

Driver's license

Tools

Fiber testing tools

Electrical testing meters

Job description

WiReD Technology, LLC | McDonough, Georgia

Full-Time | Field-Based Position

Join a Growing Team

Low Voltage Technician

WiReD Technology, LLC | McDonough, Georgia

Full-Time | Field-Based Position

Join a Growing Team

WiReD Technology is growing, and our project pipeline continues to expand. We are looking for a dependable and experienced Low Voltage Technician who can help us keep projects and service work moving while maintaining the quality our customers expect.

This is not a position for someone who simply wants to pull cable and move to the next job. We are looking for someone who takes ownership, pays attention to the details, communicates well, and takes pride in leaving every installation neat, tested, labeled, documented, and complete.

The ideal candidate will have broad low-voltage experience across multiple systems. Experience with commercial fire alarm systems is a strong plus.

What You Will Do

As a Low Voltage Technician, you will install, service, troubleshoot, and maintain systems such as:

• Structured cabling, including Cat5e, Cat6, and fiber-optic cabling
• Video surveillance and camera systems
• Access control systems
• Intrusion and burglar alarm systems
• Network infrastructure and Wi-Fi equipment
• Intercom and communication systems
• Audio-visual and related low-voltage systems
• Commercial fire alarm systems, when qualified
• Conduit, cable supports, backboards, equipment racks, and enclosures

Your responsibilities will include:

• Reading scopes of work, plans, drawings, and installation instructions
• Pulling, terminating, testing, labeling, and documenting cabling
• Installing and mounting devices, panels, cameras, readers, locks, and related equipment
• Troubleshooting existing systems and identifying the actual cause of a problem
• Programming and configuring equipment when trained and authorized
• Maintaining clean and organized work areas, vehicles, tools, and equipment
• Accurately documenting labor, materials, completed work, and outstanding items
• Communicating with customers, project managers, dispatch, and other technicians
• Identifying scope changes or unexpected site conditions before proceeding
• Following applicable codes, manufacturer requirements, and WiReD installation standards
• Completing assigned work safely, professionally, and efficiently

What We Are Looking For

We are looking for someone who:

• Has hands-on commercial low-voltage installation or service experience
• Possesses a broad understanding of low-voltage systems
• Pays close attention to workmanship, labeling, terminations, mounting, and final appearance
• Can troubleshoot problems instead of simply replacing parts
• Can work independently while also contributing to a team
• Takes responsibility for completing assignments correctly
• Communicates clearly when there is a problem, delay, or change in scope
• Is comfortable working from ladders, lifts, ceilings, warehouses, offices, and active job sites
• Can safely use hand tools, power tools, cable testers, meters, and installation equipment
• Has a valid driver's license and dependable transportation
• Is willing to travel to customer locations throughout Georgia and occasionally throughout the Southeast

Preferred Experience

Experience in several of the following areas is preferred:

• IP and analog video surveillance
• Access control hardware and programming
• Electric strikes, magnetic locks, request-to-exit devices, and door hardware
• Intrusion alarm systems
• Structured cabling and fiber installation
• Network racks, patch panels, switches, and wireless access points
• Reading blueprints and low-voltage drawings
• Operating scissor lifts and boom lifts
• Testing and documenting copper and fiber cabling
• Fire alarm installation, service, inspection, or programming
• NICET certification or other relevant industry certifications

Fire alarm experience is a plus, but it is not required for an otherwise strong candidate who is willing to learn.

Our Core Values

At WiReD Technology, technical ability matters, but how you approach your work matters just as much. Every team member is expected to live out ourWiReD Core Values:

W – We Own It

• Take responsibility.
• Find solutions, not excuses.
• Finish what we start.

I – Improve Every Day

• Stay curious.
• Learn new skills.
• Get 1% better every day.

R – Relationships First

• Build trust.
• Communicate honestly.
• Serve teammates and customers.

E – Excellence Always

• Do quality work.
• Pay attention to the details.
• Leave every job better than we found it.

D – Do the Right Thing

• Act with integrity.
• Make the tough call when it is the right one.
• Protect our customers and our reputation.

What Success Looks Like

A successful WiReD Low Voltage Technician:

• Arrives prepared and ready to work
• Understands the assigned scope before beginning
• Keeps the project manager and dispatch informed
• Produces neat, professional, and code-compliant work
• Tests systems before considering the job complete
• Documents completed work and unresolved issues
• Treats the customer’s property with respect
• Supports teammates when help is needed
• Takes pride in representing WiReD Technology

Compensation and Benefits

• Competitive hourly compensation based on experience:$20+ per hour
• Full-time employment
• Medical, Vision, and Dental
• 2x Sick days and 10x PTO days (accrued)
• Company vehicle or transportation provided for assigned work
• Company tools, equipment, uniforms, and technology provided as applicable
• Training and opportunities for professional development
• Opportunities for advancement as the Low Voltage Department grows

WiReD Technology, LLC is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are based on qualifications, performance, business needs, and the ability to support our customers and company values.