Structured Cabling Technician

Job Duties

In addition to fulfilling all responsibilities associated with the Network Installer (NI) classification, the Network Technician is responsible for the following:

• Plan job layouts and prepare materials prior to installation activities.

• Perform both overhead and underground layout and rough-in work.

• Terminate a wide range of copper cabling, including coaxial, multi-pair, and Category 3 through Category 6 cable.

• Measure, cut, bend, assemble, and install cable tray systems using appropriate hand tools and measuring instruments.

• Assemble and install relay racks, network cabinets, wall fields, and related hardware.

• Install and terminate fiber optic cabling of all types.

• Complete structured cabling installations in both new construction and existing facilities by interpreting diagrams, schematics, and blueprints.

• Properly set up, operate, and maintain copper and fiber optic testing equipment.

• Identify, troubleshoot, and resolve issues within structured cabling systems.

• Safely operate hand tools and equipment required to complete assigned tasks.

• Perform additional project-related duties as directed by the supervisor.

• Maintain regular attendance and follow established procedures for reporting lateness or absences.

Requirements

• Basic mechanical aptitude with strong mathematical and English communication skills.

• Working knowledge of fundamental communications theory and its practical application in installation environments.

• Ability to work occasional overtime as project needs require.

• Valid driver’s license and access to reliable personal transportation.

• High school diploma, GED, or equivalent education required.

• Minimum of three (3) years of hands-on communications experience, with demonstrated competency at the Network Technician level.