Low Voltage Technician Jobs
Low Voltage Cable Technician
MCS of Tampa
Low Voltage Technician
Communications Engineering Company
Pre-Engineered Service Technician
LVC Companies
Installation Technician I
AVI-SPL
Installation Technician II
AVI-SPL
Installation Technician II
AVI-SPL
Installation Technician II
AVI-SPL
Low Voltage Technician
Communications Engineering Company
Field Service Technician
AVI-SPL
Installation Technician II
AVI-SPL
Installation Technician II
AVI-SPL
Low Voltage Integration and Security Technician
EMCOR Group
Low Voltage Integration Technician / Apprentice
EMCOR Group
Low Voltage Integration Technician / Apprentice
EMCOR Group
Low Voltage Integration Technician
EMCOR Group
Low Voltage Systems Specialist
Communications Engineering Company
Low Voltage Systems Specialist
Communications Engineering Company
Fire Alarm / Low Voltage Installer
Sciens Building Solutions
Low Voltage Technician
Wachter
Installation Technician II
AVI-SPL
Low Voltage Technician III/IV – Data Center
JSET
Fire Alarm/ Low Voltage Helper
Sciens Building Solutions
Low Voltage Site Supervisor
MCS of Tampa
Low Voltage Systems Specialist
Communications Engineering Company
Installation Technician I
AVI-SPL
Low Voltage Service Technician
Wachter
Senior Field Service Technician
AVI-SPL
Installation Technician II
AVI-SPL
Installation Technician III
AVI-SPL
Installation Technician II
AVI-SPL
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A low voltage technician installs and services structured cabling, access control, video surveillance, fire alarm, and audiovisual systems — the systems that run below the line-voltage threshold.
Many states license low voltage separately from general electrical work, with a shorter path to credentialing, which makes it a common entry point into the trade and a common second license for working electricians.
Low Voltage Technician Salary
Proxy: BLS has no single low-voltage occupation. Security and fire alarm systems installers is the closest; data, AV and telecom installers are counted in other occupations. Source: BLS OEWS May 2025, SOC 49-2098 Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installers. BLS pay excludes overtime and the self-employed.