Structured Cabling Technician

Structured Cabling Technician:
The Following Are the Main Requirements for This Position:

Overall understanding of low voltage communications cabling methods and concepts including,
but not limited to…

• Installation of structured cabling distribution systems Category 5E or Category 6/6A, UTP/ STP cable in a commercial environment
• Installation of support structures (ladder rack, racks, j-hooks)
• Installation of outlets, terminations, assembly and installation of connectors, testing, fire stopping, dressing and labeling cables to industry standards
• Cable system certification using industry standard tools
• Custom patching solutions
• Fiber optic- OM1/ OM2/ OM3/ OM4 and Single-Mode
• Field terminations of both anaerobic (puck and polish), quick term style connectors
• Pre-Terminated MTP/MPO Solutions
• Fusion Splicing
• Power Meter and OTDR Testing
• Wi-Fi (LAN)
• Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)
• CATV
• Broadband
• Able to read, follow and understand blueprints
• Ability to work safely on ladders ranging in height from 2-24 feet, often for extended periods, includes moving materials and equipment up and down ladders
• Being able to lift up to 50 lbs.
• Must have great communication skills and be comfortable interfacing with clients/ must have good leadership and organizational skills
• Strong work ethics, punctuality and attendance
• Excellent customer service and interpersonal skills
• Strong time management skills
• Possess a high level of independent judgment within established procedures
• Minimum of 2-3 years of directly related experience preferred
• Certified BICSI technician or similar certification preferred
• Ability to work extended hours (overtime) as needed
• Position requires daily travel to worksites
• Good driving record
• Must be able to work safely following company policy/ procedures on safety.
• Have your PPE with you at all times while working. (may remain in vehicle if not required on jobsite)
• General Understanding of NEC Code Requirements
• Typical daily duties/ essential functions may consist of the following items, including, but not limited to
• Lifting of equipment or materials, often weighing up to 50lbs or more, occasionally above one’s head.
• Repetitive lifting of materials and equipment, ranging in weight from 1-50lbs.
• Carrying of materials and equipment, to, from and around jobsite
• Pushing/ pulling objects of various sizes and weights, often repetitive
• Reaching overhead to access areas and assemblies
• Walking, standing, crawling, kneeling, squatting and climbing as required by task at hand
• Other duties as required