Job Description

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What you will do As a critical part of the team, the Commercial Installation Technician works onsite with our commercial customers to set up and program their Integrated Security fire and security systems. The Commercial Installation Technician also dismantles and reconstructs equipment when necessary. How you will do it

• Installs appropriate devices; dismantles and reconstructs equipment as required by customer or Tyco Integrated Security.
• Works safely and responsibly to avoid injuries, damage to property, loss of unused materials and cleans up installation debris.
• Contacts customers prior to the date of scheduled installation to verify schedule.
• Prepares estimates in accordance with prescribed instructions or directions of supervisor.
• Follows proper schematic wiring diagrams and hook-up procedures.
• Tests operation of system to the signal-receiving center to properly establish service.
• Reads building, electrical and sprinkler blueprints as required.
• Coordinates installations with police/fire departments and handles necessary records for notification of emergency calls.
• May mange installation teams on larger projects.
• Coach and mentor less experienced installers.

What we look for Required

• A high school diploma
• Some technical school training is a plus.
• 4 years electrical and electronic equipment experience with demonstrated mechanical aptitude.
• Ability to read blue prints and schematic drawings.
• Ability to operate hand and power tools.
• Ability to operate fleet vehicle in a safe manner at all times.
• Ability to communicate and provide excellent customer service.

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