Staffing services
Low voltage and electrical labor, staffed by trade
We staff two sides of the same job site. Pick the trade you are short on and see the classifications we place, or send us the scope and we will work it out with you.
Low Voltage
Low Voltage Staffing
We supply low voltage technicians to contractors and integrators working across New York City. Whether the job calls for one installer to finish a punch list or a full crew for a floor-by-floor cabling rollout, we recruit from our network and put qualified hands on your site.
Classifications we place
- Structured Cabling Technicians
- AV Technicians
- Security Technicians
Typical project types
- Commercial office fit-outs
- Data centers and server rooms
- Base building infrastructure
- Schools, hospitals and institutional work
Electrical
Electrical Staffing
When a job gets released early, a crew comes up short, or a schedule tightens, we add electrical manpower without adding to your headcount. We staff by the trade classification you actually need, from mechanics down to helpers.
Classifications we place
- Mechanic Electricians
- Jr. Mechanic Electricians
- Conduit Installers
- Helpers
Typical project types
- Commercial interior construction
- Tenant improvement and fit-out
- Service and retrofit work
- Lighting and fixture packages
How it works
From a phone call to boots on site
No portal to learn and no long intake process. Most requests start with a call or a short email.
Send us the scope
Trade classification, headcount, start date, expected duration and anything specific to the site.
We work our network
We go to technicians we already know in the cabling, security, AV and electrical trades and check availability.
You approve the crew
We confirm who is available and what the rate looks like before anyone is scheduled to your site.
They report to work
Technicians run under your supervision. Payroll, timekeeping, insurance and HR stay with us.
Next step
Not sure which classification you need?
Describe the work and we will tell you which trade fits and what it takes to cover it.