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Progressive Technologies, Inc. is seeking a dedicated Low-Voltage Technician for an on-site role in Nashville, TN. The candidate will install, terminate, and test low-voltage cabling, read plans, route cables, and mount equipment in commercial or industrial settings.
Responsibilities include maintenance, troubleshooting, and accurate documentation while ensuring safety and quality. Strong communication and teamwork are essential for coordinating with project managers and clients.
Progressive Technologies, Inc., founded in 1985 as a low-voltage cabling contractor, has expanded from a regional mid-south firm into a nationwide provider serving commercial and industrial clients. The company delivers comprehensive low-voltage system solutions with a strong emphasis on quality, professionalism, and reliability. Progressive Technologies is known for a results-driven approach that supports the growth and evolving needs of its customers. With a management team bringing over 100 years of communication industry experience and a strong focus on customer service and jobsite safety, the company sets a high standard among cabling contractors across the country.
The Low-Voltage Technician is a full-time, on-site position based in Nashville, TN. In this role, the technician installs, terminates, and tests low-voltage cabling and related systems in commercial and industrial environments. Daily tasks include reading and interpreting plans or schematics, routing cables, mounting and connecting equipment, and performing routine maintenance and troubleshooting of low-voltage systems. The technician collaborates closely with project managers and team members to ensure work is completed safely, on schedule, and in compliance with company and industry standards. The role also involves maintaining accurate documentation, adhering to safety protocols, and providing clear communication with clients and colleagues on job progress and technical issues.