Licensed Apprentice & Journeyman Electricians
Pay: DOE
1st shift- flexible depending on the project

We are currently looking for licensed Apprentice and Journeyman Electricians for upcoming commercial, industrial, and construction projects in the San Antonio area. This is a great opportunity for skilled electrical professionals looking to work with a growing team that values safety, reliability, and long-term career growth within the trade.

Position Overview:
• Perform electrical installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting work in commercial and industrial environments
• Support active construction and infrastructure projects involving conduit, wiring, and electrical systems
• Work independently and alongside project teams while maintaining safety and production standards
• Interpret electrical layouts, project requirements, and installation plans as needed
• Represent the company professionally on active job sites and customer locations
• Opportunity for long-term work and future project opportunities based on performance and reliability

Key Responsibilities:
• Install, bend, and secure conduit systems according to project specifications
• Pull wire, terminate electrical components, and assist with electrical system installations
• Troubleshoot electrical issues and assist with repairs or corrective actions as needed
• Utilize hand tools, power tools, testing equipment, and related electrical tools safely and efficiently
• Follow all OSHA safety standards, jobsite requirements, and company safety procedures
• Maintain organized and clean work areas throughout project duration
• Read and interpret blueprints, layouts, and electrical schematics when required
• Coordinate with supervisors, project managers, and other trades on active job sites
• Complete assigned tasks efficiently while maintaining quality workmanship
• Support commercial, industrial, and construction-related electrical projects as assigned

What We're Looking For:
• Valid Apprentice or Journeyman Electrician license required
• OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification preferred
• Prior experience in commercial, industrial, or construction electrical environments
• Strong understanding of electrical tools, materials, and safety practices
• Experience with conduit installation, troubleshooting, and electrical maintenance
• Ability to work independently while maintaining quality workmanship and productivity
• Professional appearance and respectful attitude required on all job sites
• Reliable transportation required for project assignments
• Strong work ethic, reliability, and punctual attendance
• Ability to work safely in active construction and industrial environments
• Candidates looking for long-term growth opportunities within the electrical trade

Why this Opportunity Matters:
• Opportunity to work on commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects
• Hands-on experience with a variety of electrical systems and installations
• Potential for long-term assignments and future project opportunities
• Opportunity to build industry relationships and expand your electrical experience
• Strong opportunity to grow your career while working with experienced professionals
• Build valuable trade experience through high-quality commercial and industrial projects

Data Technician- Level 2 & Level 3
Pay: DOE
1st shift- flexible depending on the project

We are currently looking for experienced Data Technicians – Level 2 for commercial and industrial structured cabling projects. This is a great opportunity for someone looking to grow within the low voltage industry while working with a team focused on quality installations, safety, and long-term career development.

Position Overview:
• Perform mid-level structured cabling installation work in commercial and industrial environments
• Support installation, routing, termination, testing, and documentation of structured cabling systems
• Work independently with minimal supervision while maintaining quality and production standards
• Assist Lead Technicians with project completion, production updates, and jobsite coordination
• Represent the company professionally while working in active construction and occupied environments
• Opportunity for long-term growth and advancement toward Lead Technician opportunities

Key Responsibilities:
• Install, route, support, and secure CAT5e, CAT6, and CAT6A cabling according to project specifications and TIA/EIA standards
• Perform terminations on patch panels, jacks, faceplates, and other structured cabling components with high accuracy
• Conduct basic cable testing using approved testing equipment and identify issues requiring corrective action
• Assist with installation and dressing of ladder racks, cable racks, backboards, and wire management systems
• Interpret drawings, floor plans, cable maps, and pathway schematics with minimal assistance
• Install outlet boxes, sleeves, fire caulking, and cable penetrations as required by project scope
• Label, document, and maintain accurate cable records throughout installation projects
• Safely utilize hand tools, drills, punch-down tools, snips, testers, and related equipment
• Provide support to Lead Technicians with daily production updates and project documentation requirements
• Identify installation issues and communicate concerns to project leadership as needed
• Follow all safety protocols and participate in required jobsite safety meetings
• Assist with mentoring Level 1 Technicians and Helpers by demonstrating proper installation techniques

What We're Looking For:
• Prior experience in structured cabling or low voltage installation environments preferred
• Experience with CAT5e, CAT6, CAT6A cabling, terminations, testing, and cable routing
• Strong understanding of cabling standards, color codes, and termination practices
• Ability to interpret construction drawings, riser diagrams, and pathway plans
• Ability to work independently while maintaining quality workmanship and productivity
• Professional appearance and respectful attitude required on all job sites
• Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively with team members and leadership
• Ability to lift 50+ pounds and work on ladders, lifts, and elevated work platforms
• Comfortable working in active construction environments including unfinished, noisy, or dusty job sites
• Reliable transportation required; travel between projects may be required
• Willingness to work overtime or weekends based on project schedules and deadlines
• Candidates looking for long-term growth opportunities within the low voltage industry

Why this Opportunity Matters:
• Opportunity to build experience in structured cabling and commercial low voltage projects
• Hands-on experience working with industry-standard cabling systems and infrastructure
• Potential for advancement toward Lead Technician opportunities based on performance and reliability
• Gain experience interpreting drawings, testing cabling systems, and supporting project delivery
• Strong opportunity to grow your career while working with an experienced and professional team
• Build valuable industry experience through high-quality commercial installation projects

Fire Alarm Technician- Level 2 & Level 3
Pay: DOE
1st shift- flexible depending on the project

We are currently looking for experienced Fire Alarm Technicians – Level 2 for commercial fire alarm installation projects. This is a great opportunity for someone looking to grow within the low voltage and fire alarm industry while working with a team focused on quality installations, safety, and long-term career development.

Position Overview:
• Perform intermediate-level fire alarm installation work in commercial construction and operational building environments
• Support installation, wiring, mounting, testing, and troubleshooting of commercial fire alarm systems
• Work independently with minimal supervision while maintaining quality and production standards
• Assist Lead Technicians with project completion, device verification, and system preparation
• Represent the company professionally while working in active construction and occupied environments
• Opportunity for long-term growth and advancement toward Lead Fire Alarm Technician opportunities

Key Responsibilities:
• Install and route fire-rated cabling (FPL, FPLP, FPLR) according to project specifications and NFPA 72 requirements
• Mount, wire, and install fire alarm devices including pull stations, smoke detectors, heat detectors, duct detectors, horn strobes, speaker strobes, tamper switches, flow switches, and modules
• Perform intermediate-level terminations with proper polarity, wire identification, loop configuration, and panel-side preparation
• Read and interpret fire alarm drawings, device layouts, wiring diagrams, riser diagrams, and specification sheets
• Install and support EMT conduit, cable trays, J-hooks, backboards, and raceway systems
• Assist with panel wiring preparation including routing, labeling, organizing wire harnesses, and dressing enclosures
• Conduct preliminary device testing including continuity checks, voltage checks, zone verification, and pre-inspection readiness tasks
• Identify installation issues and assist with basic troubleshooting under Lead Technician guidance
• Document completed work including device counts, wire routes, installation changes, and daily production updates
• Ensure all installed devices meet correct mounting heights, orientation, and manufacturer installation requirements
• Coordinate and collaborate with other trades when workspace coordination is required
• Maintain compliance with Sterling Personnel quality expectations and all jobsite safety standards
• Provide support, guidance, and instruction to Level 1 Technicians and Helpers

What We're Looking For:
• Prior experience in fire alarm or low-voltage installation environments preferred
• Understanding of NFPA 72 fundamentals and commercial fire alarm system components
• Ability to read and interpret fire alarm drawings, schematics, riser diagrams, and device layouts
• Experience with device wiring, panel-side preparation, cable routing, and fire alarm installations
• Ability to perform cable pulling, conduit support installation, and system device mounting
• Ability to work independently while maintaining quality workmanship and productivity
• Professional appearance and respectful attitude required on all job sites
• Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively with team members and leadership
• Ability to lift 50+ pounds and work in elevated spaces including ladders, lifts, stair towers, and ceiling areas
• Comfortable working in commercial construction, renovation, and active building environments
• Reliable transportation required; travel between projects may be required
• Willingness to work overtime or irregular hours based on project schedules and deadlines
• Candidates looking for long-term growth opportunities within the fire alarm and low voltage industry

Why this Opportunity Matters:
• Opportunity to build experience in commercial fire alarm installation projects
• Hands-on experience working with fire-rated cabling, devices, and life safety systems
• Potential for advancement toward Lead Fire Alarm Technician opportunities based on performance and reliability
• Gain experience interpreting drawings, performing testing, and supporting system readiness for inspections
• Strong opportunity to grow your career while working with an experienced and professional team
• Build valuable industry experience through high-quality commercial fire alarm installation projects

Security & Access Control Technician- Level 2 & Level 3
Pay: DOE
1st shift- flexible depending on the project

We are currently looking for experienced Security & Access Control Technicians – Level 2 & Level 3 for commercial and industrial security system projects. This is a great opportunity for someone looking to grow within the low voltage and security industry while working with a team focused on quality installations, safety, and long-term career development.

Position Overview:
• Perform intermediate-level installation work involving CCTV and access control systems in commercial and industrial environments
• Support installation, termination, configuration, and troubleshooting of low-voltage security systems
• Work independently with minimal supervision while maintaining quality and production standards
• Assist Lead Technicians with project completion, device integration, and system preparation
• Represent the company professionally while working in active construction and occupied environments
• Opportunity for long-term growth and advancement toward Lead Technician opportunities

Key Responsibilities:
• Install, route, and terminate low-voltage cabling for cameras, readers, door strikes, maglocks, control panels, sensors, and security hardware
• Mount and install CCTV cameras including dome, bullet, turret, PTZ, and specialty camera housings
• Install and wire access control devices including card readers, REX sensors, request-to-exit bars, push-to-exit devices, keypads, and electric door hardware
• Perform intermediate-level wiring terminations including RJ45, Wiegand, maglock/power, REX, and panel wiring
• Assist with panel pre-wiring, device addressing, grounding, and enclosure layout preparation
• Read and interpret engineered drawings, riser diagrams, wiring schematics, and device installation instructions
• Conduct basic device testing and troubleshooting including continuity verification, polarity checks, and functionality testing
• Support Lead Technicians with panel connections, power supply wiring, lock integration, and access control configuration preparation
• Label and document all cabling and device installations with accuracy and consistency
• Install cable pathways, conduit support hardware, rack components, and cable management systems
• Maintain accurate notes regarding device locations, wiring changes, and project modifications
• Communicate effectively with Leads regarding production updates, issues, and material shortages
• Follow all Sterling Personnel and jobsite safety policies at all times

What We're Looking For:
• Prior experience in security systems or low-voltage installation environments preferred
• Strong knowledge of CCTV components, access control hardware, and low-voltage wiring practices
• Experience terminating, routing, labeling, and testing low-voltage cabling with consistency and accuracy
• Ability to interpret riser diagrams, wiring schematics, and installation layouts with minimal supervision
• Understanding of door hardware components and access control integration
• Ability to work independently while maintaining quality workmanship and productivity
• Professional appearance and respectful attitude required on all job sites
• Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively with team members and leadership
• Ability to lift 50+ pounds and work at elevated heights using ladders and lifts
• Comfortable working in commercial construction environments including ceilings, exterior walls, mechanical rooms, and active job sites
• Reliable transportation required; travel between projects may be required
• Willingness to work overtime or weekends based on project schedules and deadlines
• Candidates looking for long-term growth opportunities within the security and low voltage industry

Why this Opportunity Matters:
• Opportunity to build experience in CCTV and access control installation projects
• Hands-on experience working with commercial security systems and low-voltage infrastructure
• Potential for advancement toward Lead Technician opportunities based on performance and reliability
• Gain experience with panel wiring, device integration, troubleshooting, and system preparation
• Strong opportunity to grow your career while working with an experienced and professional team
• Build valuable industry experience through high-quality commercial security installation projects