Travel Technician Low Voltage Electrician

Job Description

Job Description

FreeBird Recruiting is hiring a Travel Security Systems Technician on behalf of a growing security and low-voltage company.

Based in Utah with regional and out-of-state travel.

This is not a service-call position. You'll work on commercial construction projects, building upgrades, multi-site deployments, and large-scale security installations. You'll travel to different job sites, work alongside contractors and project teams, and take ownership of projects from installation through customer handoff.

For technicians who enjoy variety, independence, and seeing their work make a visible impact, this is an opportunity to work on projects that are larger, more challenging, and more rewarding than the typical day-to-day service environment.

What You'll Do

• Install and commission commercial access control systems
• Install IP camera and video surveillance systems
• Pull, terminate, and test Cat5e/Cat6 low-voltage cabling
• Configure network-connected security devices
• Read plans and execute project scopes with minimal supervision
• Lead technicians on larger project deployments when needed
• Coordinate with contractors, project managers, and customers
• Train customers on completed systems
• Travel to project sites throughout the region and beyond

What We're Looking For

• 2+ years of experience installing commercial security systems, access control systems, surveillance cameras, or low-voltage cabling
• Experience with structured cabling and low-voltage installation
• Ability to work independently and solve problems in the field
• Leadership experience is a plus
• Comfortable with extended travel and multi-week project deployments
• Strong communication and organizational skills
• Valid driver's license with a clean driving record

Why This Role Is Different

Travel is a planned and permanent part of this position. You'll have the opportunity to work on a variety of commercial projects across different cities, facilities, and industries rather than reporting to the same location every day.

All approved travel expenses are covered, and technicians receive a daily per diem while traveling. The company also flies team members home on weekends because it believes strong work-life balance matters, even in a travel-focused role.

Each project brings new challenges, new environments, and opportunities to expand your technical, leadership, and project management skills while working on larger commercial systems.

As the commercial division continues to grow, this role offers a clear path toward project management, commercial team leadership, and other advancement opportunities.