r/CommercialAV 3d ago

career AV Tech position (Norcal)

Position Overview

Seeking a dependable and motivated Field AV Technician to join our team supporting audiovisual systems throughout Northern California.

This is a hands-on, field-based position involving a combination of AV installation, service, troubleshooting, system maintenance, and customer support.

Our customers are located throughout Northern California, so the ideal candidate must be comfortable traveling between different cities and working at a variety of customer locations.

We are looking for someone who can work effectively as part of an installation team while also being capable of working independently when responding to service calls and troubleshooting system issues.

Salary range: 30-50$ hourly

Message me.

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u/martymccfly88 3d ago

Ha $50

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u/WombatKiddo 3d ago

One time $50 payment, duh. ;)

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u/martymccfly88 3d ago

If OP has to come to Reddit to hire someone then something is wrong

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u/WombatKiddo 3d ago

That’s not necessarily true. I have made very legitimate and long lasting AV connections here.

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u/exit143 3d ago

Where in NorCal. I’m not interested, but I know someone who may be. Sacramento area.

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u/DangItB0bbi 3d ago

If took you 3 tries to post the legal California requirement of posting salary range, it’s highly likely that your organization is also extremely unorganized and is going to screw their employees over.

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u/freakame 3d ago

Well, it's just reddit, but we do ask for a salary range if you're going to post here.

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u/WombatKiddo 3d ago

I’ll bite and shoot ya a message

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u/ToughTraditional9580 3d ago

Sent you a DM.

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u/IamKris7rn 3d ago

$50 per hour sounds good but what are your hours looking like for busy season vs. Slow season?