About the role
This person will perform communications cabling tasks and leads will manage crews of 3-5 technicians.
JOB DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES: • Direct and manage cabling crews • Build out telecommunications closets • Install cable support systems which consist of cable tray, j-hooks and ladder tray • Install cat 6 horizontal station cable, backbone cable, fiber optic cable and inner duct • Install special systems, security, CCTV, audio visual, and fire alarm cable • Terminate cat 6 horizontal 4-pair work-area outlet (modular connector) and optical fiber (multi-mode, single-mode, LC, SC) • Perform copper splicing, fiber splicing (fusion or mechanical) • Perform copper cable testing (UTP and coax) and optical fiber testing • Perform both copper and optical fiber troubleshooting • Must be able to work on ladders and use power tools • Must have the ability to lift, carry, and set up a 50 lb. ladder • Ability to work overtime as needed • Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines • Some travel may be required
TOOLS: Owns all company required communications technician hand tools, keeps them in good operating condition, and knows how to use them.
Requirements
SKILL/KNOWLEDGE REQUIREMENTS: • 7+ years’ experience running projects in the communications cabling Industry
• Data Center experience a PLUS • Wireless Surveying and Installation a PLUS • Demonstrate a clear knowledge of codes and standards • Ability to complete and submit accurate documentation which tracks work progress including timesheets and other related documents • Communicate with strong written and verbal skills • Maintain a positive attitude and professional dress and demeanor
CERTIFICATION (desired): • BICSI Certified Technician -- Installer 1 or 2, Copper and/or Fiber • Other manufacturer certifications • Other certifications such as OSHA, Confined Space, etc.
Benefits
BENEFITS INCLUDE: • Medical and dental benefits • Paid vacation and holidays • Training • 401K retirement plan
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