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Safe Streets is hiring for an hourly Commercial Security Technician to install CCTV, access control, and low-voltage systems across local markets with occasional travel. You will pull, terminate, and test cabling, install cameras and control panels, and follow project work orders.
The role includes travel time, per diems, and on-site training. Local and nationwide opportunities exist, with career advancement based on performance.
We are looking for dependable, motivated technicians to join our National Accounts Commercial Security Installation Team .
This is an hourly-paid position - NOT commission-based. There are no upselling requirements, or expectations to sell additional equipment. Our design team determines the scope of each project, and your responsibility is to install the equipment specified on the work order.
This is a hybrid local and travel position. You'll support commercial installations in your assigned market when work is available and travel to other locations when additional coverage is needed.
Travel is a regular part of this position , including overnight and occasional multi-week assignments.
We install CCTV, access control, intrusion detection, and other commercial low-voltage security systems. Experience is preferred, but we're willing to train dependable, mechanically inclined individuals who are eager to learn.
If you enjoy hands-on technical work without the pressure of sales, this is an opportunity to develop your skills in the commercial security industry.
You'll work on a variety of projects, gain experience with modern security technology, and have opportunities to grow within our National Accounts team.
We're looking for technicians who show up, take pride in their work, and get the job done right.
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