We are looking for an alarm service technician in the state of GA, preferably mid-state but are open to other locations. The technician will need to be NICET I certified, and preferably BOSCH certified. This is a traveling position; the individual will need to have a clean MVR so we can place them in a company vehicle. Position is Monday through Friday; most work is done during the day. Nights and weekends are rare but are required if there are redline tickets to complete. Below are listed some training that would be beneficial but not required.

Responsible for setting up, installing, operating, testing, and troubleshooting audio and video equipment. Set up and install equipment such as microphones, sound speakers, video screens, projectors, video monitors, recording equipment, connecting wires and cables, sound and mixing boards for events and functions such as concerts, sports events, meetings and conventions, presentations, and news conferences. Set up and operate sound equipment. Set up and operate spotlights. Confer with meeting or concert director to establish cues and directions. Create and install custom lighting systems. Monitor sound feeds to ensure quality. Ensure equipment is installed according to designated layout. Test and resolve equipment issues. Diagnose and correct media system problems. Mix sound inputs and feeds. Coordinate audio feeds with television images. Send in equipment for repairs as needed. Switch video input sources from one camera to another. Discuss assignments. Determine filming sequences and camera movements. Clean audio and video equipment and store properly. Ensure equipment the safe transfer and shipment of equipment. Compress and digitize audio and video data. Ensure the safe storage and integrity of data. Perform duties on location. Work with computer-controlled lighting systems. Duplicate audio and video data. Turn ideas into outlines, storyboards, and images. Maintain inventory of equipment.

Access control technicians are responsible for performing various kinds of maintenance and repair work on diverse electronic and mechanic access control systems. Installation, troubleshooting, repairing and maintenance of access and lock systems. They will be responsible for install, repair and update access control boards, card-swipe equipment, alarm devices, door alarms, locks etc. Install and maintain client/server computers. Issue ID cards and codes to staff. Preserve key control records, codes, combinations etc. Experience with Avigilon, Axis, Aiphone and Galaxy a plus. Must be able to identify and cut in strike plates, install door devices like readers, push buttons, door contacts and terminate. Must have experience terminating control panels. Programing of software is a plus.

A Network Cable Technician’s job is building the infrastructure of telecom networks, such as Local Area Networks (LANs), Wide Area Networks (WANs), and Cable TV (CATV). As the functions are very technical, applicants for this job must have expertise in designing and installing networks to meet the clients’ requirements and comply with the designated industry standards. Known also as Networking Cable Installers, they must install, troubleshoot, and maintain video and data cables and copper and fiber cabling infrastructure as per the standards of the organizations where they work. They must be willing to work overtime and be ready to travel as the need arises. Technicians must be able to lift and carry equipment weighing about 30 lbs. often. At times, they may have to lift heavier equipment. Additionally, they should be able to work in small spaces and at varying heights and be required to climb ladders.