Assist journeyman installers with installing and assembling low-voltage systems including fire alarm, security, access control, data/networking, and PA systems. Provide on-site installation support, use hand and power tools, and complete required background and drug screening. Employment contingent on acceptance into a certified low-voltage apprenticeship program.
WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING (and doing well!)
- Assist in installing low voltage electrical systems such as fire alarm, security, access control, data/networking, and PA systems
- Assist in the assembly of control equipment and components as required for a complete installation.
- Position will consist of providing assistance to a qualified journeyman who will be completing field installation projects in local area
WHAT WE LIKE ABOUT YOU!
High School Diploma or GED
Valid California driver's license and insurance
Reliable transportation
Must be able to pass a DOJ Background and Drug screen
Individuals must have basic knowledge of hand and power tools
Employment contingent on the application and acceptance into a certified low-voltage apprenticeship program , such as the WBFAA or ABC
WHAT WE’RE BRINGING TO THE TABLE
Competitive salary based on qualifications.
Commission Incentive Plan
Paid time off plan and holidays.
401(k) matching.
Short term and long-term disability.
Medical, dental, and vision plans with options.
Life insurance.
Company cell phone and laptop.
Professional career development opportunities.
$20.00-$25.00 per hour DOE
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