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Low Voltage Cable, Data & Security (Northern California)

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5568 Gibraltar Dr, Pleasanton, CA 94588, USA

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We are looking for experienced low voltage cable technicians and installers - living/working in the Northern California area. Immediate need in Shasta, Yreka and other Northern most areas. Experience only need apply at this time. W-2 hourly positions available. Part-time and Temp work available. Experience with Voice, Data, Wireless, Video Surveillance, Burglar Alarms, Fire Alarms and Door Access Control is a must. We need experienced technicians for service and installation projects throughout the Greater Northern California area. Quality work only. You must have dependable transportation and all basic industry specific hand tools. Please contact us to schedule a call. Please send an updated resume or request an application with your response.

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