ESP Installation Technician

Job Description

Job Description

INSTALLATION TECHNICIAN

Low voltage transit installation project

(Please note that this job requires full-time out of state travel, unless otherwise discussed)

Work will include removal of old electronic components and cabling, installing new components and cabling, terminating low voltage electrical wiring to 12 and 24 volt power sources on vehicles. Will need to have some experience with mounting equipment/components, running cables and wiring, stripping and preparing wiring, crimping electrical terminals onto wiring, terminating wires to electrical sources such as breakers, terminal blocks, grounding lugs, etc. Candidates will need to have previous electronics/electromechanical /construction /trades experience.

Job duties will include:

Identifying correct electronic components and cables
Removal of old electronic components and cables
Installation of new equipment and components
Running new cables
Terminating connectors
Terminating to power sources
Securing wiring after work completed
Ensuring system powers up correctly
Assisting with troubleshooting if needed
Cleaning work areas

Skills required:

Low voltage electrical background preferred
Experience with electronic components
Experience with electrical connectors and terminations
Experience with hand and power tools
Experience running cables or wiring
Ability to work standing, bending, or crouching for long periods of time
Ability to follow directions and complete tasks in a timely manner
Must commit to entire length of project
Must be reliable to show up on daily basis and be on time
Must have own tools

Must be willing to work nights and weekends

Work Schedule: will vary according to availability of buses and/or access to work sites

Must be able to pass background check and drug screening

Must have a valid driver's license

Starting Salary: $17.00 - $20.00 an hour