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Job Opportunity: Audio-Visual Installation Technician – AV Works (St. Albert, AB)
AV Works, a respected audio-visual installation company based in St. Albert, is looking for an experienced, friendly, and customer-focused Installation Technician to join our growing team. We service residential and commercial construction projects across the Edmonton region.
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Position Overview
As an Installation Technician, you’ll be responsible for installing and maintaining AV systems at new construction and retrofit sites. This includes:
• Pulling cables, terminating racks
• Installing TVs, projectors, cameras, speakers, microphones
• Home theatres, security systems, Clare automation, VTC systems
• Wired/wireless networks and control platforms
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Required Experience
• 2+ years of AV technical installation (not event AV)
• Familiarity with construction sites, rough-in to final stages
• Ability to read plans/blueprints and work independently
• Field service & troubleshooting experience
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Competencies & Expectations
• Strong customer service and communication skills
• Ability to measure, drill, pull wire, and mount devices safely and accurately
• Organized, punctual, and detail-oriented
• Competent with computers and reporting tools
• Must be fluent in English (spoken and written)
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Minimum Requirements
• Knowledge of AV, security, IT, and video systems
• Comfortable with both residential and commercial installations
• Valid driver’s license and clean Drivers Abstract
• CSTS training and First Aid
• Provide own tools and pass a Criminal Background Check
• Live within 25 km of Edmonton
• Physically able to perform labor-intensive work
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Job Details
• Full-time | Monday – Friday | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Unpaid 30-minute lunch break
• Pay is based on experience
• Smoke-free workplace
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To Apply
Please send your resume and cover letter (including salary expectations) to:
[email protected]
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. No phone calls, please. Only candidates currently living in the Edmonton area need apply.

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