Lead Installation Technician

• Terminate and Test all devices with proper wiring configuration to ensure quality performance of system
• Ensure prompt completion of all documentation/paperwork accurately and fully on a daily or weekly basis as required (example: Paycom and Concur etc.)
• Communicate effectively with the Project Manager on requirements, general status, and delays of jobs daily
• Work with the Project Manager to oversee the installation of multiple crews to ensure jobs stay on-track and are completed to scheduled deadlines, including labour forecasting and changes in site working hours
• Coordinate with other trades and subcontractors (i.e. General Contractor, Electrical Contractor, Door Furniture, etc.)
• Redline/markup drawings to support closeout documentation
• Perform all tasks to our standards, ensuring quality installation techniques are practiced
• Work with the Commissioning Engineer and the Systems Engineers on fault fix to ensure complete system compliance
• Keep accurate inventory of all parts onsite and to be returned for each project
• Work with Suppliers to complete “Return Merchandise Authorisation” (RMA) as required for faulty equipment
• Keep track of all assigned company provided equipment and ensure that all assigned tools are in proper working condition
• Mentor and Train Technicians and Apprentices on Company policies, procedures, systems and installation techniques. Confirm techniques are understood and adhered to
• Work on project pre-builds when required, inspect and verify the quality of builds, completed by others, meet client prior to being dispatched to sites
• Work in compliance with the Company's Health and Safety standards and requirements, with the safety of self and others in mind at all time
• Ensure “Personal Protective Equipment” PPE is maintained and use in accordance with Company's Health and Safety Policies for yourself and team members
• Maintain confidentiality and be sensitive to client's security requirements
• Undertake call-out, service calls and routine inspections, including dealing with advanced technical difficulties/problems, in order to resolve faults/queries with systems, identifying and replacing equipment as required
• Such other duties as the management may from time to time reasonably require

• Proven experience in security systems engineering
• Strong knowledge of industry standards and regulations
• Ability to read technical drawings and schematics
• Excellent fault-finding and problem-solving skills
• Full UK driving licence
• Relevant qualifications (e.g., FIA, NSI, City & Guilds) desirable
• CSCS/ECS card preferred

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