Audio Video Technician

Locations

San Francisco Bay Area - San Jose Area, OR

Orange County - Lake Forest

Role Summary

An Audio Video Technician installs low-voltage systems in residential and commercial projects.

Technical Knowledge

• Advanced computer skills and knowledge of Windows applications, Microsoft Office and web applications.

• Full understanding of the pre-wire, trim and final phases of a project, including proper use of all associated tools.

• Able to read and understand device layout drawings, engineered schematics, and construction blueprints as they pertain to the A/V industry.

• Advanced understanding of Ethernet network system setup, including modems, routers, wireless controllers and access points.

• Able to terminate phone and data jacks, speakers, control cables, signal cables, and fiber.

• Expert knowledge and understanding of wire differentiation, connectors, connections, splicing and head-end termination.

• Practices exceptional wire management and dressing skills. (Racks interconnects and wire runs in construction)

• Able to mount video displays and projectors, to install, set-up, calibrate and troubleshoot multi-room audio systems.

• Understanding of wiring requirements for sub-systems like HVAC and security systems, integration to control systems and set up of thermostats unsupervised.

Qualifications

• Manufacturer/Industry training (Savant, Crestron, and CEDIA) preferred.

• Minimum 2 years of experience in Custom Residential AV highly preferred.

• A valid driver license and clean DMV record

• All applicants must be able to pass a background check and be authorized to work in the U.S.

Benefits

• Excellent benefits package.

Salary

• Depends on experience.

Job Type

Full-time