Low Voltage Technician

As a Low Voltage Technician at Centerline, you will be responsible for performing DAS installations in both carrier and public safety spaces, troubleshooting various connection types, and conducting line sweeping and PIM testing. You'll also be involved in fusion splicing and fiber testing, ensuring that all installations meet industry standards.

While prior knowledge of the telecommunications industry is desired but not required, having cabling or construction experience is a plus. A valid driver's license is essential, and a willingness to travel 100% is a must. Strong communication skills and the ability to work independently are also important attributes for success in this role.

Absolutely! Centerline is committed to your success as a Low Voltage Technician, which includes comprehensive on-the-job training. Whether you’re entry-level or experienced, you'll have the resources and support to hone your skills and become proficient in the many responsibilities of this exciting position.

As a Low Voltage Technician, you can expect to travel 100% of the time. Whether by plane or car, your role requires you to service various locations across the United States, which adds an exciting element to the job for those who enjoy exploring new places.

Centerline offers a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision insurance, alongside a 401(k) retirement plan with employer matching. You’ll also enjoy paid time off and opportunities for professional growth, making it a fantastic choice for anyone looking to build a rewarding career.

When answering this question, talk about any direct experience you have with telecommunications installations, showcasing your familiarity with DAS systems and any relevant equipment. Highlight specific projects where you played a pivotal role and the outcomes achieved.

Provide detailed steps on your troubleshooting process, focusing on how you identify problems, analyze the situation, and arrive at a solution. Use examples from past experiences to illustrate your problem-solving skills effectively.

List the specific tools and equipment you've worked with, including testing devices, splicing tools, and any specialized machinery. Mentioning your proficiency with these tools demonstrates technical competence and readiness for the role.

Discuss your approach to time management and task prioritization. You may want to describe how you analyze the installation process and place urgent tasks first while ensuring thoroughness in every aspect.

Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to explain a particular challenge you faced during an installation. Detail the specific steps you took to mitigate the issue and ensure project completion.

Cover key safety protocols, such as PPE usage, understanding OSHA standards, and importance of safety inspections before beginning work. Emphasizing a safety-first mindset demonstrates your commitment to a secure work environment.

Mention any resources you utilize, such as industry publications, online forums, training sessions, or professional groups. Showing initiative to stay informed reflects a genuine passion for the field.

Identify technical skills along with communication abilities as critical. Explain how each contributes to successful installations and client interactions, reinforcing the importance of collaboration and reliability.

Emphasize your ability to manage your time and tasks effectively when working independently. Provide examples of past experiences where self-direction led to positive outcomes.

Express specific reasons that attract you to Centerline, such as their commitment to employee growth, strong team culture, and reputation in the industry. Demonstrating thorough research and alignment with their values will leave a positive impression.