Experienced Network Cabling Technician
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A network cabling technician helps the team with the installation of CAT6, coax, and fiber optic cables. With an opportunity for advancement as the company grows rapidly. The ideal candidate should have experience as a cable technician, fiber technician, cable field technician, or telecommunication technician. Additional experience as a low voltage technician, network technician, and also desired BICSI certified technician. Our business customers are diverse and hire our company for detailed and high-quality workmanship. Great Lakes Cabling Solutions uses the best tools and technology in the industry, runs clean and new-model trucks, and performs predetermined tasks on all job sites. We expect candidates to have previous experience and have a knowledge of Experience in Cabling - NO EXCEPTIONS*
- Low voltage cabling pulling (Fiber / Coax / Cat X / Etc.)
- Pathway , including conduit installation and coring
- Experience with building and safety code requirements
- Termination experience of Cat6 and coax (fiber optic experience is a bonus)
- Testing and troubleshooting of cable
Required Abilities
- Works well with teams
- Good driving record
- Able to lift up to 75 lb., climb ladders, and work in elevated environments
- Able to work weekends and second shift when required
- Reliable transportation with a 7:00 AM start time
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Maintains a safe work environment
Benefits & conditions
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- Paid time off
- Opportunities for advancement, * Compensation depends on proven experience and ranges from $20.00 to $30.00 per hour.
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