Phase I Installer

Job Description

Job Description

Salary: $26-$35/hour DOE

Job Overview

The Phase I Installer will be responsible for building and installing low voltage systems. Together with the field installation team, they will work on rough-in and trim phases of a project, including but limited to, terminating our proprietary QPS. They will contribute to installation tasks including wire separation, ring-out, and speaker installations. The phase I installer will work ensure accuracy of trim-out materials and review location schematics to verify that items will work as intended and designed on sites. They will collaborate with the phase I team lead, project managers, and lead technicians to navigate best practices for a project.

Responsibilities and Duties

Perform installation tasks including wire trim, rough-in, wire separation, and ring-outs for projects.

Assist in installation of speakers, brackets, shades, and lighting.

Work alongside production team to act as a backup production technician during times of high volume.

Coordinate with project manager to determine forecasting for materials following pre-wire of projects.

Perform continuity and tone testing on all wires, provide applicable documentation for guidelines and raise any issues with wire separations to EENY standards.

Install and test invisible speaker systems, ensuring that items are being completed to best practices and EENY standards.

Test, terminate, and trim wiring for lighting, shades, speakers, and other equipment, handle 110 punch downs for projects.

Maintain documentation and notes daily regarding project phases. Determine and report any issues, expected timelines, and coordination needs to project manager.

Act as a backup field installer in times of high volume.

Job Qualifications

High School Diploma or equivalent.

Computer literacy in Microsoft Office, ability to communicate, complete notes and paperwork electronically. CRM experience a plus.

3+ years' work experience in basic residential house construction with low-voltage wiring, AV, lighting, shades, or related industry; or degree from a technical institution, or college studying smart homes, low-voltage wiring, A/V, or related field along with 3-year work experience.

1+ years experience with electrical and/or low voltage infrastructure projects.

OSHA 40 & SST certifications required.

Working knowledge of low voltage test equipment and cable installation/routing.

Ability to use all tools and equipment necessary to perform assigned tasks.

Ability to interpret and understand information contained within blueprints, building floor plans, electrical drawings, wiring diagrams, bills of materials, and test specifications.

Ability to identify, solve, implement, and verify technical solutions autonomously and/or as part of a team.

Strong verbal and written communication skills, interpersonal skills, and the ability to work in a team environment.

Valid drivers license required.