Technician, Installation 3

Role overview

Key responsibilities

• Install and test audiovisual systems, cabling, equipment, racks, and wiring; interpret schematics and blueprints and support control and DSP programming.
• Lead and mentor installation technicians, check work quality, coordinate with project managers, engineers, programmers, trades, and customers, and document site progress.
• Manage tools and equipment, assist with technical issue resolution and client training, and travel to job sites.

Required qualifications

• 4–6 years of audiovisual, electronics, or related installation experience and a high school diploma or equivalent.
• Current AVIXA CTS General Certification; valid driver’s license and a driving record meeting AVI-SPL standards.
• Advanced AV systems, low-voltage cabling, network integration, troubleshooting, test equipment, and installation safety knowledge.
• Ability to lead and mentor technicians, work independently, meet deadlines, communicate technical information, and maintain strong client relationships.

Preferred qualifications

• Formal education in audiovisual, electronics, or a related field; CDL; manufacturer or industry training; OSHA 30-Hour Construction Course; and confirmed project site lead experience are preferred.
• Ability to obtain formal approved clearances may be required for some projects.

Work conditions

• Work hours and locations may vary with client requirements; the role generally works at customer sites, including possible construction environments.
• Travel to various sites is required.

Compensation and benefits

• Hourly base pay is CAD $30.41–$38.78; actual compensation depends on skills, experience, qualifications, and location.
• Benefits include medical, vision, dental, paid holidays, paid time off, training, and professional development.

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