Kelso Building Services

Manufacturing

TravelingBASInstallTechnician

$0–0k Draper, Utah, United States FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Traveling BAS Install Technician at Kelso Building Services. Skills: BAS installation, Controls systems, Fieldwork, System integration. Install BAS components. Perform wiring terminations”

Industry & Context.

Manufacturing
Eligibility Requirements

Involves travel, Hands-on fieldwork, Valid driver’s license, Pass background screening, Pass drug screening

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

1–5 years BAS installation, 1–5 years controls, 1–5 years HVAC, 1–5 years electrical work, Low-voltage wiring knowledge, Follow wiring diagrams, Read schematics, Read blueprints, Read control sequences, Valid driver’s license, Pass background screening, Pass drug screening, Communication skills, Organizational skills

Nice to Have

Exposure to various BAS platforms, OSHA 10 certification, OSHA 30 certification, Experience bending conduit, Assembling control panels, Knowledge of structured cabling, Familiarity with Distech, Familiarity with Honeywell, Familiarity with JCI, Familiarity with Niagara, Assist with startup, Perform basic programming

What You'll Do.

Install BAS components

Perform wiring terminations

Perform continuity checks

Perform basic system verification

Assist with system startup

Assist with commissioning

Ensure installations comply

Support layout mounting

Coordinate with other trades

Follow safety protocols

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Coordinate with other trades; Assist with commissioning engineers; Assist with commissioning programmers

Communication Scope

Organizational skills

Full Job Description

At Kelso Building Services, we’re committed to equipping our team with the tools, training, and support needed to excel. Our culture is rooted in integrity, innovation, and delivering exceptional customer experiences—giving you the opportunity to build a rewarding career in a growing and fast-moving industry. Position Overview We are looking for a dependable and detail-oriented Building Automation Installation Technician to join our Controls team. This role focuses on installing and supporting building automation systems across commercial, institutional, and industrial projects. This position involves travel and hands-on fieldwork, where you’ll help bring control systems to life by ensuring installations are completed accurately, safely, and in line with project specifications. What You'll Do Install BAS components including controllers, sensors, actuators, relays, panels, and communication wiring based on project drawings Perform wiring terminations, continuity checks, and basic system verification Assist with system startup and commissioning alongside engineers and programmers Label and organize wiring and components for ease of maintenance and future service Ensure all installations comply with NEC requirements, local regulations, and company standards Support layout and mounting of panels, enclosures, and field devices Coordinate with other trades (HVAC, electrical, mechanical) to ensure proper integration Track materials used, labor hours, and any field changes Follow all safety protocols, including PPE and jobsite guidelines Participate in ongoing training to build technical expertise and advance within the company Required Qualifications 1–5 years of experience in BAS installation, controls, HVAC, or electrical work Knowledge of low-voltage wiring and ability to follow wiring diagrams Familiarity with communication protocols like BACnet, Modbus, LonWorks, or IP networks Ability to read and interpret schematics, blueprints, and control sequences Exposure to va

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