Secure Your Future as a Level II Access Control Technician!

Are you a skilled security professional looking to elevate your career? As a Level II Access Control Technician, you'll be at the forefront of securing commercial buildings, ensuring top-tier installation and maintenance of access control, surveillance, and security systems. With competitive pay, career growth opportunities, and access to industry-leading training, this is your chance to work with top security integrators in Texas. Take the next step in your career—apply today and join a team that values your expertise!

Company Profile

Our client is based out of Dallas, TX. They install, design and service low voltage Network Systems for commercial buildings across the nation. They specialize in video/data cabling, Data centers, Audio Visual, Security, and wireless installations. Our client strives to provide excellent customer service and quality installations.

Why This Role?

• Top Pay: Competitive wages for your expertise.
• Great Benefits: Medical insurance, matching 401(k), and paid holidays.
• Growth Opportunities: Access to advanced certifications and career advancement.
• Exciting Projects: Work on high-profile commercial installations across Dallas.
• Professional Team: Collaborate with industry leaders in electronic security.

Your Responsibilities

As a Level II Access Control Technician, you’ll:

• Install and troubleshoot keyless entry systems, card readers, and electronic locks.
• Program and configure access control panels and related software.
• Test and maintain access control, intrusion detection, and surveillance systems.
• Read and interpret blueprints and device maps for installations.
• Communicate effectively with clients to deliver exceptional service.

What You Bring

• Experience: 2+ years in commercial access control installations.
• Skills: Proficiency with electronic locks, card readers, and programming.
• Knowledge: Familiarity with Lenel, AMAG, or similar access control systems (preferred).
• Reliability: Valid driver’s license, transportation, and ability to pass background and drug screenings.