Audio Visual Technician at Vision Technologies

What You’ll Do as an Audio Visual Technician

As an Audio Visual Technician at Vision Technologies in Dalton, GA, you’ll play a crucial role in bringing our projects to life. Your work will focus on setting up and maintaining audio-visual systems in various commercial environments. Whether it’s outfitting a conference room with the latest technology or ensuring a seamless presentation setup, your expertise is essential. Your day-to-day tasks will involve hands-on work with cutting-edge AV equipment, requiring a keen eye for detail and a problem-solving mindset. Our current projects span a range of industries, offering you the chance to diversify your skills and make a significant impact.

Your Daily Tasks as an Audio Visual Technician

Install and Set Up Audio-Visual Systems

You’ll be responsible for installing and configuring audio-visual systems, which include projectors, monitors, speakers, and microphones. Your job will ensure that these systems are correctly set up for optimal performance in commercial settings.

Route and Terminate Low-Voltage Cabling

An essential part of your daily routine will be routing and terminating low-voltage cabling. You’ll ensure that all cables are properly labeled and connected to support the AV components.

Mount and Secure Equipment

You’ll mount and secure equipment such as displays, ceiling speakers, and wall control panels. Attention to detail is crucial to ensure all installations are aligned and secure.

Perform On-Site System Testing

You’ll conduct on-site system testing to verify sound quality, video clarity, and overall functionality. This ensures that the equipment meets the high standards expected by our clients.

Troubleshoot Connectivity and Performance Issues

When issues arise, you’ll be the go-to person to troubleshoot and make necessary adjustments to AV systems, ensuring everything runs smoothly.

Collaborate with Construction Teams

You’ll work closely with construction teams to integrate AV systems into larger project plans, ensuring that all elements work together seamlessly.

Document Installation Details

Accurate documentation is key. You’ll record installation details, including wiring diagrams and equipment configurations, for future reference.

Maintain Organized Tools and Work Areas

You’ll keep your tools, materials, and work areas organized on job sites to maintain efficiency and safety.

Additional Daily Activities

• Conduct regular maintenance checks on installed systems to prevent potential issues.
• Engage with clients to provide demonstrations and answer any technical questions they may have.

What You Need to Be an Audio Visual Technician

Experience and Skills Required

• A minimum of 3-5 years of experience in the field as an Audio Visual Technician.
• Proficiency in installing AV system components and understanding connectivity standards.
• Hands-on experience in routing and terminating low-voltage cabling.
• Detail-oriented approach to equipment mounting and system alignment.
• Strong communication skills for effective client interactions.

Must-Have Abilities

• Ability to read and interpret technical diagrams and manuals.
• Problem-solving skills to address and rectify AV system issues promptly.
• Capability to work independently and as part of a team.

Compensation

• Competitive hourly wage ranging from $26.75 to $35.60, based on experience.
• Opportunities for career advancement within Vision Technologies.
• Access to ongoing training and certification programs to enhance your skills.
• Comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off.
• Additional perks such as company-sponsored events and wellness initiatives.