Low Voltage Technician

September 18, 2026

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Company Description Patriot Government Services is a certified Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) offering top-tier program, logistics, and construction management services. With over two decades of expertise, the company excels in the integration of technologies, telecommunications, and security infrastructure to meet clients' evolving business needs. Focused on trust, teamwork, operational excellence, and continuous improvement, Patriot provides innovative low-voltage security and IT solutions. Its experienced leadership team has established strong relationships with governmental agencies to deliver high-quality results. Headquartered in Louisiana, Patriot specializes in network services, enterprise IT support, and technology infrastructure construction. Role Description This is a full-time, on-site role for a Low Voltage Technician located in Slidell, LA. The technician will install, maintain, and troubleshoot low voltage systems, including security systems, network infrastructure, and telecommunications equipment. Day-to-day tasks include running cables, testing electrical components, repairing or replacing equipment, and ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards. The role requires collaboration with team members and clients to deliver professional and efficient service. Qualifications <ul><li>Strong skills in Electrical Maintenance and the operation of Electrical Equipment</li><li>Proficiency in low voltage cabling and equipement installation with a solid understanding of industry standards</li><li>Ability to effectively troubleshoot and resolve technical issues in low voltage systems</li><li>Excellent attention to detail and the ability to follow schematic diagrams and technical instructions</li><li>Effective communication skills for team collaboration and client interaction</li><li>Relevant certifications in low voltage systems or electrical work are a plus</li><li>Experience working on government or telecommunications projects is highly desirable</li><li>High school diploma or equivalent required; vocational training or technical certifications preferred</li></ul>

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