A Low Current Technician specializes in the installation, maintenance, and repair of low voltage systems such as fire alarms, CCTV systems, access control, public address systems, and data networking in residential, commercial, and industrial environments. Low current systems typically operate below 50 volts and are essential for modern building infrastructure. These technicians ensure that the systems function optimally and comply with safety standards and technical specifications.
| Salary | Market Competitive |
| Experience | 1 – 6 Years |
| Location | Dubai |
| Qualification | Secondary School, Intermediate School, Bachelor of Education |
| Posted | 14 October 2024 |
| Job Type | Full-Time |
| Posted by | Habeebi Recruiter |
| last date to apply | apply within 15 days |
Responsibilities
Installation of Low Voltage Systems
Low Current Technicians are responsible for installing a wide range of low current systems, including security systems, fire alarms, building management systems (BMS), and communication networks. They follow design plans and blueprints to ensure proper placement of equipment and wiring. This role involves setting up devices such as sensors, control panels, cameras, and networking cables, making sure the systems are installed in compliance with building and electrical codes.
System Testing and Troubleshooting
Once the systems are installed, Low Current Technicians perform comprehensive testing to ensure everything is functioning correctly. They use specialized tools to test circuits, wiring, and equipment, diagnosing any issues that may arise. If problems are detected, technicians troubleshoot to determine the root cause and make the necessary repairs or adjustments to restore functionality.
Maintenance and Repairs
Technicians in the low current field are also responsible for the routine maintenance and servicing of installed systems. This includes inspecting and testing components to ensure they are in good working order and performing preventive maintenance to avoid future malfunctions. In case of breakdowns, the technician performs timely repairs, replacing faulty components or reconfiguring the system to ensure reliable operation.
System Upgrades and Modifications
As technology evolves, Low Current Technicians are often required to upgrade or modify existing systems to improve performance or integrate new features. This involves installing updated software, replacing outdated hardware, and ensuring that the new components are compatible with the existing infrastructure. Technicians work closely with project managers and engineers to implement upgrades that meet the client’s needs.
Documentation and Reporting
Low Current Technicians are required to keep detailed records of all installation, maintenance, and repair activities. This documentation includes equipment specifications, wiring diagrams, and service reports. Accurate record-keeping is essential for future reference, troubleshooting, and compliance with industry standards. Technicians must also provide updates to project managers or clients, ensuring that all work is properly documented and that any changes to the system are clearly noted.
Adherence to Safety Standards and Codes
Safety is a critical part of the Low Current Technician’s role. They must adhere to strict safety guidelines when working with low voltage systems, including the proper handling of electrical equipment, wearing protective gear, and ensuring that systems are installed in accordance with relevant safety codes. Compliance with national and local electrical regulations is essential to prevent accidents, ensure system reliability, and pass safety inspections.
Client Support and Training
In some cases, Low Current Technicians provide client support and training after system installation. This includes demonstrating how the system operates, explaining key functions, and answering any questions the client may have. Technicians may also provide written manuals or troubleshooting guides to assist the client in maintaining the system independently. Ensuring client satisfaction and understanding is an important aspect of the role.
Qualifications and Skills
Low Current Technicians typically require a diploma or technical certification in electrical engineering, electronics, or a related field. Relevant work experience in installing and maintaining low voltage systems is essential. Key skills include proficiency in reading technical drawings, using electrical testing equipment, and understanding low voltage circuits. Strong troubleshooting abilities, attention to detail, and familiarity with safety protocols are crucial. Good communication skills are also necessary, as technicians often interact with clients, contractors, and project managers. Proficiency in systems like CCTV, fire alarms, and networking infrastructure is highly beneficial, along with a valid electrical or technical certification.
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