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SECURITY TECHNICIAN-ENTRY LEVEL-FT
Job Description
Company Bio:
We are a Bay Area-based low-voltage and electronic security integration company. We design, install, and service camera, access control, alarm, intercom, and networking systems for residential, commercial, and government clients across California. Our team is built on accountability, craftsmanship, and continuous learning — and we're growing.
We're looking for a hungry, coachable apprentice to join our field team and learn the trade the right way. You'll be paired with experienced technicians on real installs, picking up the skills that turn into a long-term career in the security industry.
Training & Professional Development
While this is an employment opportunity, the selected candidate will receive on-the-job training and mentorship in the following areas: Safety, Tools & Industry Foundation
• Safety, Tools & Industry Foundation
• Cabling & Installation Basics
• Systems & Basic Troubleshooting
• Field Operations & Customer Service
• Advanced Installation Support
• Independent Work Development & Career Growth
Major Duties:
· Assist senior technicians with cable pulling, routing, labeling, and dressing.
· Mount cameras, sensors, readers, and junction boxes under supervision.
· Keep job sites clean, organized, and safe.
· Learn hand tools, power tools, ladders, lifts, and basic troubleshooting. (tools, ladders,
PPE, cellphone, and laptops will be provided to all employees.)
A Day in Life:
No two days look the same, but a typical install day looks something like this:
· Start the morning at the shop or your first job site, gear loaded and prepped.
· Roll into a customer site with the crew — could be a home, a commercial building, or a
government facility.
· Pull and dress cable, mount devices, and help the lead tech program and test the system.
· Break for lunch with the crew.
· Knock out the afternoon punch list — cleanup, labeling, final checks.
· Wrap up, walk the customer through the work, and head home.
Some days you'll be on a residential camera installation. Some days you'll be running cable through a commercial ceiling. Some days you'll be on a service call troubleshooting an alarm. Variety is part of what makes trade interesting.
Minimum Qualifications:
• Holds a valid CA driver’s license with a clean driving record and has a reliable personal
vehicle for transporting tools. Mileage reimbursement begins after 60 miles one‑way from
our office to the job site. Parking and tolls are reimbursed.
• Able to lift up to 50 lbs, climb ladders, and work at heights while using a safety harness.
• Reliable, punctual, and receptive to feedback—eager to learn on the job.
• Able to pass a background check and pre‑employment drug screening.
• Previous experience in the trades, AV, IT cabling, or construction is a plus but not required.
Job Schedule:
• Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm (with occasional earlier start times and sometimes night
and weekend work)
Benefits:
• Paid sick leave
RM Unit: NT