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Job title: Audio and Video Equipment TechniciansLocation: Miami FLDuration: 04+ MonthsPay rate: $39.00/hr. on w2

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About the RoleWe are seeking an experienced Low Voltage & Broadcast Installation Technician to support the buildout, integration, and maintenance of mission-critical broadcast systems. In this role, you will be responsible for routing and terminating low-voltage cabling, assembling equipment racks, mounting hardware according to rack elevations, and supporting technical turn-up across studios, control rooms, and technical operations centers (TOC).If you take pride in clean cable management, precise rack integration, and working in dynamic, fast-paced live production environments, we want to hear from you.Key ResponsibilitiesCabling & Infrastructure: Route, pull, dress, and terminate low-voltage cabling (coaxial, Cat5e/Cat6/Cat6A, single/multi-mode fiber, analog/digital audio, and control lines) throughout studios, control rooms, equipment racks, and production spaces.Rack Integration & Hardware Mounting: Install rack rails, blanking panels, patch panels, cable management bars, fiber enclosures, power distribution units (PDUs), and broadcast/AV/IT hardware according to engineering rack elevations.Terminations & Testing: Terminate and certify connections including RJ45, BNC, XLR, and fiber connectors using multimeters, cable analyzers, tone generators, and continuity testers.Schematics & Documentation: Read and interpret architectural floor plans, cable running lists, signal flow diagrams, and rack elevations. Apply port identifiers, asset tags, and power source labels per facility standards.Commissioning Support: Assist systems engineers and vendors with initial equipment power-on, basic configuration, testing, signal verification, and acceptance workflows.Decommissioning & Maintenance: Safely trace, remove, and document obsolete cabling and legacy equipment while preserving the integrity of active, on-air systems.Qualifications & ExperienceRequired:Experience: Minimum 2–3 years of hands-on low-voltage cabling, rack integration, or AV/broadcast systems installation in commercial, broadcast, data center, or live-event environments.Technical Skills: Proven ability to terminate and test copper (RJ45), coaxial (BNC), audio (XLR), and fiber-optic cabling following industry bend-radius and pathway guidelines.Blueprint Literacy: Demonstrated ability to read schematic drawings, rack elevations, and cable schedules.Tool Proficiency: Solid working knowledge of industry hand/power tools, Fluke/cable certifiers, tone/probe kits, and multimeters.Physical & Environmental Requirements:Ability to lift, position, and mount equipment up to 50 lbs (team-lift procedures for heavier gear).Comfortable climbing ladders, working in ceiling spaces, and navigating raised-floor environments.Flexibility: Willingness to support scheduled maintenance windows, overnights, weekends, or holidays as dictated by live broadcast production schedules; travel as needed.Preferred / Desired:Associate degree or technical certification in Electronics, Telecommunications, Audio-Visual Technology, or Network Infrastructure.Familiarity with broadcast video and audio routing standards (SDI, 3G/12G-SDI, AES, MADI, Dante, SMPTE ST 2110).Working knowledge of basic IP networking concepts (Ethernet switches, subnets, VLANs, PoE). xzbcwsv Experience utilizing cable tracking software, CAD viewer tools, or asset-management platforms.