Los Angeles showing much potential for Electricians and Low Voltage technicians to find work in 2022

 

Starting in Los Angeles in 1998, Outsource has worked to build strong relationships with all types of Electrical, Structured Cabling, Audio Visual, Security, and Fire Alarm Contractors throughout Southern California. We’re busier than ever in 2022 showing much potential for Electricians and Low Voltage technicians to find work and stay busy in Southern California.

Sustained Growth with New Projects

Large projects are a key component to the market’s growth with some already under construction and or ready to break ground in 2022. Los Angeles is especially seeing sustained growth with new construction in the Entertainment, Technology, Infrastructure, and Distribution industry sectors. Another large component of recent and future growth in Los Angeles being Tenant Improvement and Remodeling projects.

Entertainment Continues to Grow

The Entertainment industry in the City of Angels has been the backbone of the economy for decades and continues to grow with projects at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Top Golf in El Segundo, as well as Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Spotify offices in Hollywood and Culver City.

Infrastructure and E-Commerce Generating Jobs

Infrastructure projects at LAX terminals and parking lots, Port of Long Beach, as well as a few Metro LA projects are creating jobs in many industries, mainly construction and skilled trades, like Electricians and Low-Voltage installers. Distribution and E-Commerce fulfillment centers are also booming eastward in San Bernardino and Riverside counties with the help of companies like Amazon, Walmart and Target all expanding their distribution channels with new warehouses and facilities.

Jobs for Electricians and Low Voltage Trades

All this activity is presenting a wide variety of job opportunities in construction, namely jobs for Apprentice Electricians and Journeyman Electricians as well as Low Voltage trades, like Structured Cable Technicians, Audio Visual Technicians, RF and DAS Technicians, Security and Fire Alarm Technicians, and Low Voltage Installers. Outsource will give you the opportunity to work with local electrical, cabling, and system integrators throughout Southern California.

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Nashville’s Rising Demand is Creating Jobs for Electricians and Low Voltage trades

 

Nashville has seen tremendous growth over last five years with no end in sight. The growing demand in the Music City is creating job opportunities for the Electrical and Low Voltage trades throughout Tennessee. The career opportunities here are well in all our core competencies of structured cabling, integration, and electrical jobs.

Growing at Record Pace

As Nashville expands northward, spanning middle Tennessee and up to Bowling Green KY, the demand for construction is growing at record pace with many different types of projects. We’ve seen an uptick in projects in Commercial office spaces, Data Centers, High rise buildings, hospitals, local schools and universities.

Variety of Opportunities

All of this development is presenting a wide variety of career opportunities in construction, namely jobs for Electricians and Low Voltage trades, like Structured Cable Technicians, Data Center Technicians, Fire Alarm Technicians, and Low Voltage Installers.

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How to choose your Network Cabling Installation Company?

If your business is moving into a new location or is about to update the voice and data network in an existing facility, it’s important to work with the right structured cabling contractor. As with any business arrangement, you want to make sure the outcome is in the best interests of the business operation. Choosing […]

If your business is moving into a new location or is about to update the voice and data network in an existing facility, it’s important to work with the right structured cabling contractor. As with any business arrangement, you want to make sure the outcome is in the best interests of the business operation. Choosing the right voice and data cabling contractor will mean your voice and data network will be good to go for four to five years before another upgrade is necessary.

Track Records Matter

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As you start evaluating various structured cabling contractors in the area, take the time to learn a little about each one. Specifically, you want to know how long each voice and data contractor has been in business. Longevity is one of the things you want in this type of installation contractor. A company that has been in business for several years is obviously doing something right and is worth looking at a little more closely. Don’t rely on longevity alone. While it is a good indicator of quality work, it is not the only factor. Find out what you can about the experience that the owners bring to the table. You may find a voice and data cabling contractor that is only a couple of years old, but is owned and operated by people with an impressive amount of experience in the industry.

How Do They Do Things?

Getting an idea of how each structured cabling installation contractor works will also help you narrow the list of candidates. If the company doesn’t start with some sort of preliminary assessment of the facility and the communication needs for your business, see that as a warning sign. This type of assessment, sometimes known as pre-fielding, is essential in order to develop a plan of action that gets your voice and data network up and running quickly with minimum interruption in the business operation. For your part, that preliminary assessment is also the chance to see how different structured cabling contractors do with collecting information about what you want to accomplish with the cabling. Contractors who look around, nod their heads and say they will be in touch are not what you need. Focus your attention on structured cabling contractors who assess the physical aspects of the facility, ask questions about how your company uses voice and data communications and then really listen to the responses.

And the Final Cost Is…

You want the highest quality voice and data network for the lowest possible price. After you’ve identified several potential structured cabling installation contractors that seem like reasonable candidates, invite them to submit a formal proposal. Prepare a Request For Proposal (RFP) that covers all the specific questions you want answered, up to and including a breakdown on the pricing. Make sure to set a due date for submission and do not accept any proposals that arrive after that date. Scrutinize the contents of those proposals very carefully. What you hope to find is that one of the structured cabling contractors provides clear and concise information for every question found in the RFP, includes a comprehensive breakdown on the costs, and perhaps goes the extra mile and includes other information that will aid you in making the decision. Keep in mind that the cheapest price is not necessarily the best choice. If you have to spend a little more to create a cabling network that will serve the business well for several years, consider that money well invested.

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