Role Summary

The Security Trailer Build & Field Technician is responsible for the assembly, maintenance, and deployment readiness of mobile security trailers and towers. This role supports both in-shop builds and on-site installations, ensuring all units are fully functional, tested, and ready for deployment. This position requires a hands-on individual with strong mechanical and technical skills, the ability to drive and transport equipment, and flexibility to assist with field installations and service work as needed.

Key Responsibilities

Trailer Build & Assembly

Assemble and outfit mobile security trailers and towers according to company standards Install and configure components including cameras, sensors, power systems, and networking equipment Perform wiring, mounting, and integration of hardware and electrical systems Conduct quality checks to ensure all units meet operational and safety requirements Troubleshoot and resolve build issues prior to deployment

Testing & Preparation

Test all systems including power, connectivity, cameras, and sensors before deployment Ensure trailers are fully stocked with required components (fuel, batteries, accessories) Maintain build documentation and checklists for each unit

Field Support & Installation

Assist with on-site deployment, setup, and commissioning of security trailers when required Support troubleshooting, maintenance, and service calls at job sites Work alongside installers and project coordinators to ensure smooth execution

Logistics & Transport

Safely operate company vehicles to transport trailers, equipment, and materials Assist with loading and unloading trailers using appropriate equipment (e.g., forklift, telehandler where applicable) Ensure trailers are secured and compliant for transport

Key Deliverables

Fully assembled, tested, and deployment-ready security trailers Accurate and complete build and testing documentation Reliable support for field installations and service calls Safe and efficient transport of equipment and trailers

Qualifications & Requirements

Valid driver’s license with ability to tow trailers Experience with mechanical assembly, electrical work, or similar hands-on roles Comfortable using hand and power tools Basic understanding of low-voltage systems, wiring, or networking is an asset Ability to lift and move equipment as required Willingness to travel to job sites and work in outdoor conditions

Key Skills

Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting abilities Attention to detail and quality control Ability to work independently and as part of a team Good communication and coordination skills Adaptability to changing priorities and environments

Working Conditions

Combination of shop-based work and field work Outdoor work in varying weather conditions Travel may be required on short notice

Benefits

Casual dress On-site parking Paid time off Vision care