Structured Cabling Technician I

Position Summary The Structured Cabling Technician I is an entry-level field position responsible for assisting with the installation, labeling, testing, and documentation of low-voltage cabling systems. This role focuses on learning industry standards, safe work practices, and foundational cable installation techniques while supporting senior technicians and leads. Technician I is expected to demonstrate reliability, eagerness to learn, strong work ethic, and the ability to follow direction on commercial, industrial, and technology-infrastructure projects. Essential Duties & Responsibilities - Cable Installation & Pathways - Assist with installation of Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A, coax, fiber, speaker cable, and control - wiring. - Pull and route cable through conduit, J-hooks, trays, raised floors, and wall cavities. - Support basic termination tasks under supervision (keystone jacks, patch panels, connectors). - Install back boxes, faceplates, fire-caulk, and mounting hardware as directed. - Help maintain organized cable pathways and adhere to bend radius, dressing, and support standards. Testing & Labeling - Perform basic labeling of cables, jacks, and racks according to project standards. - Assist with cable testing using company-approved testers (continuity, tone/probe, basic - certifiers). - Document results and report issues to senior techs. Equipment & Tools - Proper use and care of hand tools: snips, punch-down tools, strippers, basic power tools, etc. - Maintain assigned tool kit in clean, working order. - Transport and stage materials, ladders, and equipment as needed. Worksite Responsibilities - Follow all safety procedures, including PPE requirements and ladder safety. - Maintain a clean jobsite, remove trash, and neatly organize materials. - Assist in daily tasks provided by Lead Tech or Foreman. - Represent the company professionally with clients, partners, and coworkers. Teamwork & Communication - Communicate clearly with leads and teammates for instructions and task updates. - Ask questions when unsure—actively work to build skill and industry knowledge. - Follow documented installation standards and best practices. Qualifications - High school diploma or equivalent. - Basic understanding of hand tools and construction trades. - Ability to lift 50+ lbs, climb ladders, and work on feet for extended periods. - Ability to work in ceilings, crawl spaces, and other confined spaces. - Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation. - Ability to follow instructions and work in a team environment. - Prior experience in construction, electrical, or low-voltage work. (Preferred) - Basic knowledge of structured cabling, telecommunications, or networking. (Preferred) - Familiarity with ANSI/TIA cabling standards. (Preferred) Benefits - Health/Welfare insurance - Paid time off - Professional development assistance Schedule - 8 - 9 hour shift - Monday to Friday Education - High school or equivalent (Required) License/Certification - CTS (Preferred) - Driver's License (Required)