Low Voltage Technician

We are looking for a skilled Low Voltage Technician with experience in cooling, fishing, and terminating Ethernet cables. The ideal candidate should also have a knack for replacing Enterprise network equipment such as access points and switches. The candidate should possess essential tools like a laptop, drill, Ethernet equipment, and Ethernet testing equipment to successfully execute their duties. If you are a detail-oriented individual with a passion for technology and a strong understanding of low voltage systems, we want to hear from you. Key Responsibilities: 1. Install, maintain, and repair low-voltage systems, including cabling, routers, switches, access points, and other network equipment. 2. Pulling and fishing Ethernet cables to ensure proper installation and cable dressing for optimal performance. 3. Terminate Ethernet cables following industry standards for structured cabling systems. 4. Replace Enterprise network equipment such as access points and switches as needed, ensuring minimal disruption to network operations. 5. Conduct testing and troubleshooting of Wi-Fi and ethernet connections using specialized testing equipment to identify and resolve issues promptly. 6. Collaborate with other team members to ensure seamless integration of low-voltage systems with the overall network infrastructure. 7. Keep accurate records of work performed, equipment installed, and configuration changes made to facilitate tracking and maintenance. 8. Provide technical support and assistance to end-users in resolving network-related issues in a timely and efficient manner. 9. Stay updated on industry trends, best practices, and emerging technologies to enhance expertise and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives. Qualifications and Skills: 1. Proven experience as a Low Voltage Technician or in a similar role, with a focus on cooling, fishing, and terminating Ethernet cables. 2. Hands-on experience in replacing Enterprise network equipment like access points and switches. 3. Proficiency in using tools such as a laptop, drill, Ethernet equipment, and Ethernet testing equipment to perform job responsibilities effectively. 4. Strong knowledge of low-voltage systems, structured cabling, and network infrastructure and cable certification 5. Familiarity with industry standards and regulations governing low-voltage installations and conducti Wi-Fi surveys 6. Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to troubleshoot network issues efficiently. 7. Good communication skills and the ability to work well both independently and as part of a team. 8. Detail-oriented approach to work with a focus on accuracy and quality in all tasks performed. 9. Flexibility to adapt to changing priorities and work schedules in a fast-paced environment. Education and Certifications: 1. High school diploma or equivalent is required. 2. Certification in low-voltage systems, structured cabling, or related field is preferred. 3. Additional certifications in network equipment installation and maintenance are a plus. Working Conditions: 1. This role may require working in various indoor and outdoor environments, including construction sites, data centers, office buildings, and customer premises. 2. May involve lifting, bending, and standing for extended periods, as well as using tools and equipment to perform job duties. 3. Flexibility in working hours may be necessary to accommodate project deadlines and client requirements. Apply for this job

Looking to start your own business? Look no further! We have created a step-by step guide of how to start your own business in the Loss Control Insurance field. This guide includes details of startup process and where to obtain necessary certifications. In addition, you will find details about our company and how to become an approved vendor once you have obtained your online certifications. Get Ready… Get Set…. GO! We look forward to seeing your name on our vendor recruiting dashboard! How to Start Your Business as a Professional Loss Control Insurance Inspector: Get Ready 1. Be ready- make sure that you have no significant barriers to giving your new business the time and resources it needs. Inspections are a time sensitive business, and you will typically have two weeks to complete the fieldwork and the write-up portion of your inspection report. 2. You will be working as an independent contractor, so you can set you schedule within a typical workday (inspections happen M-F during standard business hours), but you’ll need to decide what your realistic availability is so you can decide what volume of jobs is right for you. 3. Choose a name for your business or choose to use your own name as the name of your business. Create a professional email account- this is how you will market your business and communicate with insureds. Keep it professional! 4. Talk with your tax professional about which structure you want your business to have sole proprietor, LLC, corporation, etc. 5. Get a FREE FEIN number at www.irs.gov. No need to pay a service to get this number for you- it is done quickly and easily online. Get Set 6. Register for your online certification/training courses. There are two different online services providing certification, choose the provider that best meet your needs. www.inspectorinstitute.com and www.losscontrolacademy.com. If choosing losscontrolacademy.com use promo code USA for a discount. YOU MUST TAKE BOTH PERSONAL AND COMMERICAL LINES COURSES FOR FULL CERTIFICATION. 7. Purchase your necessary supplies: measuring wheel, water pressure gauge, measuring tape, clipboard. You may use your smartphone, tablet, or digital camera to take photos. You will need reliable automobile transportation, a computer, and a reliable high speed internet connection. A printer is optional. 8. You will need practical and professional attire to wear in the field (no jeans, shorts, or tee shirts), business casual wear with collared shirts and field appropriate pants is what is typically worn. Some inspectors even have items created with their business name on it.   GO!! 9. Register with Underwriter Services Associations (USA) (www.recruitinspectors.com) and The Society of Field Inspectors (SoFI) (www.joinsofi.com) and Associated Reporting Companies (ARCO) (https://arco-members.com/inspectors/preferred-inspector-application/), to be part of the database where inspection companies look for providers. You may wish to establish a social media profile on Linked In as well (optional). 10. You can contact the recruiting departments of the Inspection Company Members of ARCO directly to market your services. 11. Once you have completed your first inspections you will need to purchase a professional liability (E&O) insurance policy. These polices are usually about $25-$45 per month and protect you if you make a mistake on a report that you submit. Some carriers that offer this for a reasonable fee are BiBerk, Hiscox, and Merchants. You may choose any carrier you wish to use. 12. Don’t forget to get your 1099 form from all the companies you have done work for each January 31st. You will use those forms to file your taxes each year. 13. Congratulate yourself on starting a new and successful small business and enjoy the benefits of investing in yourself. To Be Considered - Visit our website Join Our Team submission Join Our Team - Field Force (fieldforceinspections.com) NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE: Inspection Service Vendors matching our needs will be contacted via email from our recruiting department. The Company: Our company is a small, family-held company that has been providing quality nationwide inspection services to the insurance industry for nearly 60 years. We pride ourselves on providing outstanding customer service with a personal touch to our clients with superior support to our inspectors to ensure our client's needs are met on every inspection. Details: Our clients require forms with questions to be answered by a walk-through observation of properties, an interview with the insured/contact, photos, and a diagram of the building(s). Completed reports, diagrams, details, and photos are uploaded to our system via the inspector portal. Reports must be completed and returned within 14 calendar days via our online portal. Inspections must be done during regular business hours Monday thru Friday no fieldwork is permitted on Sundays; reports can be uploaded to the portal at any time. Hours of this position are flexible Assigned work is paid PER INSPECTION. Base rates range from $45-$75 with bids being considered. THIS IS NOT AN HOURLY JOB POSTING Responsibilities: · Provide high-quality, comprehensive loss control inspection reports as requested by our clients, using established protocols, procedures, and policies. Duties: · Schedule and Conduct field or office-based loss control underwriting inspection reports · Use company website portal to retrieve assigned work, track status of assigned requests, upload photos, complete assigned inspection forms, any additional detail as requested by our client and submission of completed report for review by Quality Assurance · Use of a personal car, laptop, digital camera, high-speed internet, cell phone and measuring wheel to conduct an assigned inspection · Use strong customer service skills to communicate with policyholders, agents, and appointed contacts to conduct and complete assigned inspections · Conduct Loss Control Surveys at the insured’s locations to identify the property and liability-related hazards and exposures. · Write comprehensive reports utilizing existing templates identifying potential loss conditions, hazards, or concerns and make recommendations to mitigate the exposures identified in the field surveys. · Builds positive working relationships with all points of contact while working, conducting, and completing all assigned inspection requests. To be considered you MUST have the following Skills, Qualifications, Insurance, and Required Tools: • Must carry professional liability insurance, also known as Errors and Omissions • Must have a FEIN to provide on W9 • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. • Excellent customer service and communication skills. • Outgoing personality that would enjoy interacting with a wide variety of people. • Must be able to write comprehensive loss control reports. • Must be able to work flexible hours and days. • Must have skills to work independently with little or no supervision. • Demonstrated knowledge with MS Office products (Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) and inspection related software when applicable Required Tools: · PC or Laptop with printer and scanner · High-Speed Internet · Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel · Digital camera/Smartphone with ample photo quality (no date stamps) · A Measuring Wheel · PSI Gauge · Smartphone · Reliable transportation and access to GPS or reliable maps · Be able to pass a criminal background check

Join our talent pipeline and be the first to be notified when we have new projects! Position Summary The Journeyman Electrician should possess electrical knowledge/experience.   Essential Functions Fabricate and install wire-way hangers, stud shooting, install bulkhead stuffing tubes and various sizes and types of cables (thru and local) for lighting, communications, control, power, electronics, nuclear and weapons systems Installation of components (terminal boxes, switches, controllers, wiring harnesses, cabinets etc.) for the various electrical systems. Install main power switchboards and electrical nuclear equipment, cut in and hookup cables for installed components and installation and hook-up of ship's lighting Install / build and test fiber optic systems Please note that the essential job functions listed above are not intended to be all-encompassing. Employee may be asked to perform tasks which are not listed in this description but may also be considered essential for employment. Requirements Position Qualifications Required: Previous electrical/electronic trade experience or training This position is physically demanding and requires the individual to be able to frequently carry up to 25 lbs. and push/pull more than 25 lbs. Must be able to work all shifts Must be available to work at heights, confined spaces and extreme temperature conditions as required Preferred: Blueprint/electrical schematic reading and interpretation skilled Electrical/electronic trades training/basic electrical knowledge No electrical license required High school diploma/GED; additional preference given for Vocational, Technical and Community Colleges or Apprentice programs

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We've been in business locally for 20 years and are looking to add a few quality electricians to our team. If you are looking for long term employment and are invested in growing with us please see the information below and send in a resume. Requirements Duties and Responsibilities: Self driven, reliable, and project motivated. Trustworthy, organized, and detail oriented. Work independently and perform work unsupervised per direction and drawings. Take responsibility for company tools and job site material. Good communication skills. Bilingual English/Spanish a plus. Must have own hand tools and battery operated tools for the trade. Skills and Requirements: Be able to troubleshoot electrical issues and complete repairs as needed. Expected to service a wide range of commercial projects. Have knowledge of the current NEC and complete work to pass county and city inspections. Low voltage and controls experience a plus. Must have at least 3 years working experience as an electrician. Do not apply if you are not a qualified electrician. Benefits Supplemental health benefits, dental, accident, etc are offered. Company truck is available to a well qualified individual with clean driving record.

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