Building Systems

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tdgFacilities is looking for a full-time Building Systems & Low Voltage Mobile Service Technician in Greater Cincinnati, Ohio to help serve our customers in the region.

Our teams are second to none, and thrive on a culture of balance, teamwork, and delivering results to our community of customers.

Low Voltage Security Access Control Building Systems Facility Maintenance

More than maintenance, modern buildings are becoming more connected every year. Access control, security, HVAC, lighting, doors, controls, sensors, and networked devices increasingly work together. We're building a technical team that understands those connections. If you're the kind of person who wants to know how things work, enjoys solving problems, and wants to build skills that go well beyond traditional maintenance, we'd like to talk with you. Come be a part of a team supporting the next generation of facility services.

Were looking for a hands-on, technically curious technician who wants more than a narrowly defined maintenance role. As a Mobile Building Systems & Low Voltage Technician, youll work across the technologies and systems that keep modern facilities connected, secure, accessible, and operating reliably. One day you may be troubleshooting an access control system or installing low-voltage cabling; the next you may be diagnosing a door operator, working with building controls, or helping solve a general facility maintenance issue.

This is an opportunity for someone who enjoys troubleshooting, low voltage / security system installations, learning new systems, working independently, and seeing the results of their work every day.

Schedule: Typically, Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 4:30pm (with occasional on-call responsibilities shared within a team rotation).

Pay: $24 to $29 per hour

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Your responsibilities will span a variety of building systems, including:

Low-voltage wiring, cabling, terminations, and troubleshootingAccess control systems, card readers, electronic locks, and related hardwareSecurity devices, cameras, sensors, and associated infrastructureIntercom and communication systemsBuilding automation and control system componentsDoor operators, electric strikes, request-to-exit devices, and related controlsBasic network-connected building devicesLow-voltage power supplies, transformers, relays, and control wiringTroubleshooting building system communication and connectivity issuesPreventive maintenance and system inspectionsEquipment replacement, upgrades, and small installation projectsGeneral electrical and mechanical troubleshooting within appropriate qualificationsCommercial doors and building hardwareGeneral facility repairs and mobile maintenanceSupporting HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and other facility technicians when building systems overlapDocumenting work performed, equipment information, deficiencies, and recommended repairs

QUALIFICATIONS

Applicants should have experience in one or more of the following:

Low-voltage systemsSecurity or access controlCCTV or surveillance systemsBuilding automation or controlsCommercial electrical workFire/security systemsDoor and access systemsStructured cablingHVAC controlsIndustrial or commercial maintenanceGeneral facility maintenance

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience with low-voltage, security, controls, electrical, or commercial maintenance systemsAbility to read wiring diagrams, equipment documentation, and basic schematicsComfortable using meters and common diagnostic toolsUnderstanding of basic electrical and low-voltage principlesStrong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skillsComfortable working independently in commercial facilitiesAbility to use mobile technology for work orders and documentationProfessional communication and customer-service skillsValid driver's license and acceptable driving recordAbility to safely perform the physical requirements associated with commercial maintenance and installation work

*Manufacturer-specific certifications or training in access control, security, building automation, networking, or controls are a plus but are not required for the right technically capable candidate.

WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE

Our technicians are more than parts changers. We want people who can walk into a facility, understand the problem, systematically troubleshoot it, communicate clearly with the customer and their team, and help determine the right solution. You'll be expected to:

Approach problems methodically an