Low Current Technician

Low Current Technician Region: Riyadh (riyadh ksa) Hiring Alert: Low Current Tech We are seeking Low Current Technicians for local hire. Assignment will be at the Kingdom Tower Center Core Responsibilities: A Low Current Technician’s day is a mix of precision wiring, software configuration, and physical installation. Installation and Integration: Pulling cables (Cat6, Fiber Optic, Coaxial) and installing hardware like cameras, sensors, and control panels. System Programming: Configuring IP addresses for CCTV cameras, setting up access control permissions, and programming Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACP). Maintenance and Repair: Troubleshooting faulty circuits, replacing damaged sensors, and performing routine firmware updates. Testing and Commissioning: Using multimeters and cable testers to ensure signal integrity and system compliance with safety codes. Key Systems The job usually requires expertise in one or more of the following: Category Specific Systems Security CCTV (IP and Analog), Access Control, Intrusion Detection, Gate Barriers. Safety Fire Alarm Systems, Emergency Lighting, Smoke Extraction. Communication PA/VA (Public Address), Intercoms, Telephony (VoIP), Master Clock. Automation Building Management Systems (BMS), Smart Home Lighting, HVAC Controls. Data Structured Cabling, Wi-Fi Access Points, Rack Dressing. Required Skills and Qualifications Technical Proficiency: Ability to read blueprints, schematic drawings, and CAD layouts. Tools of the Trade: Expertise with crimping tools, punch-down tools, multimeters, and OTDRs (for fiber). Networking Basics: A solid understanding of TCP/IP, subnets, and MAC addresses is becoming mandatory as most ELV systems move to the cloud. Physical Stamina: You’ll likely be climbing ladders, working in tight ceiling voids, or standing for long periods. Certifications: Often, employers look for brand-specific certs (e.g., Bosch, Honeywell, Cisco) or general trade licenses. Only: FILIPINO Local Hire Only!