Low Voltage Project Manager - Industrial Installations

Next Level Technician is urgently hiring a Low Voltage Project Manager -Industrial Installations for a long-term opportunity in the Dallas, TX area for $75,000- $100,000 yearly based on experience.

Low Voltage Project Manager -Industrial Installations at Next Level Technician will be working at a variety of Commercial and Industrial sites. These sites can include schools, hospitals, offices, retail stores, and industrial plants and warehouses. Each site and scope of work will be unique and add to the skillset and knowledge of the Low Voltage Project Manager -Industrial Installations!

Job Type: Full-time

Low Voltage Project Manager -Industrial Installations Responsibilities:

Manage project lifecycle from initial design through completion, ensuring adherence to budgets, schedules, and quality standards.

Coordinate with stakeholders including clients, contractors, vendors, and internal teams to ensure seamless project execution.

Oversee system installations of fire alarm, security, communication networks, and automation controls in industrial facilities.

Ensure code compliance and safety by implementing proper protocols and maintaining adherence to NEC, NFPA, and OSHA standards.

Low Voltage Project Manager -Industrial Installations Requirements:

5+ years industrial low voltage project management experience in manufacturing, processing, or heavy industrial facilities.

Technical expertise in industrial systems including fire alarm, security, SCADA, fiber networks, and automation controls.

Knowledge of NEC, NFPA, OSHA codes and experience working safely in hazardous industrial environments.

PMP certification a plus with proven leadership managing budgets, schedules, and technical teams on concurrent projects.

Relevant certifications (e.g., CTS, AVIXA) are a plus.

Why Work with NLT:

Weekly Pay with competitive wages

PTO, medical benefits, sign-on and referral bonuses

Career growth through BICSI-certified training

Dedicated recruiter with deep low-voltage knowledge

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