Low Voltage Technicians are responsible for the wiring of low-voltage electronic systems, typically less than 50 volts. This includes alarm systems, security systems, fiber optic cables and cat 5 wiring. They typically work on location in homes, schools and businesses, depending on the type of projects. Some jobs require Technicians to work in cramped locations or climb ladders to access the systems. Low Voltage Technicians often work with clients to ensure the work is done correctly and to show them how the system works once it’s installed. For larger jobs, they might team up with other Technicians and Electricians.
Que fait un Low Voltage Technician ?
A Low Voltage Technician, or Low Voltage Electrician, wires various types of electronics systems that operate with low voltage. Their duties include installing and connecting various types of wires and cables, explaining to clients how to use the systems and troubleshooting and maintaining the equipment.
Responsabilités
Un Low Voltage Technician doit être capable de remplir diverses fonctions et responsabilités. Voici quelques fonctions et responsabilités qu'un Low Voltage Technician doit être capable d'exécuter :
Preparing estimates for new projects
Running and connecting wiring and cables for low-voltage electronics systems
Using blueprints and other guides to configure the wiring
Organizing and labeling the lines
Testing and troubleshooting various low-voltage systems
Performing routine maintenance on the electronics
Compétences requises
Un Low Voltage Technician compétitif aura certaines compétences et qualifications, notamment :
Understanding of wiring and electronic systems
Ability to read blueprints, schematics and other diagrams used to explain systems
Safety-minded with attention to detail
Strong communication and customer service skills
Familiarity with electrical building codes
Ability to use power tools
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