Optical Time-Domain Reflectometer

The Low Voltage Installer plays a key role in building and maintaining structured cabling infrastructure within a large data center environment. This position focuses on the installation, termination, testing, and splicing of fiber optic and copper cabling, ensuring reliable connectivity across network systems. You will work with a wide range of fiber types and connectors, assemble and ground network racks and pathways, and perform detailed testing and troubleshooting to meet industry standards and project specifications., * Install, terminate, test, and splice fiber optic cabling for both multimode and single-mode applications.

• Perform basic copper termination tasks, including CAT 3, CAT 5, and CAT 6 terminations.
• Install work area outlets for floors, modular furniture, and walls, including mounting faceplates and surface-mount boxes correctly.
• Build and configure telecommunications closets, including mounting and installing backboards, cross-connects, racks, patch panels, fiber optic hardware, and related equipment.
• Install proper grounding and bonding for racks, equipment, and cabling as required, ensuring compliance with standards.
• Complete all IDC connections and ensure terminations are neat, labeled, and organized.
• Perform continuity testing on horizontal and riser cables, using a volt-ohmmeter and other test equipment.
• Troubleshoot cable issues such as opens, crosses, shorts, and transposed pairs on horizontal and riser cabling.
• Install and terminate LC, SC, ST, FC, FDDI, SMA, and MPO/MTP connectors for both multimode and single-mode fiber.
• Terminate simplex and duplex jumper cords accurately and efficiently.
• Terminate and breakout outside plant loose-tube fiber, as well as indoor tight-buffered multimode and single-mode fiber.
• Install fan-out kits, including buffer tubes, to properly manage and protect fiber strands.
• Calculate end-to-end loss budgets in accordance with TIA/EIA standards for both multimode and single-mode fiber links.
• Test fiber cabling using an OTDR, interpret test results, and use OTDR data to identify and correct problems end-to-end and across the network.
• Perform mechanical splicing on all types of fiber cable, ensuring clean and reliable connections.
• Perform fusion splicing on all types of fiber cable, including building entrance, maintenance spaces, and direct-buried locations.
• Install and manage cable tray, ladder rack, and J-hook systems to support and route cabling.
• Pull, route, and secure copper and fiber cables through pathways, maintaining proper bend radius and support.
• Assemble and install network racks and related hardware in data center environments.
• Handle, run, and organize materials and supplies needed for cabling and installation tasks.
• Utilize hand and power tools safely and effectively for installation, termination, and mounting work.
• Work at heights when required, following all safety protocols and using appropriate fall protection.
• Adhere strictly to site safety rules and procedures, maintaining a high level of attention to detail and avoiding shortcuts.
• Support data center construction activities related to inside plant cabling, including pulling and porting pre-terminated fiber.
• Collaborate with team members and site personnel to complete tasks on schedule within defined work hours., Join a high-performance data center environment where safety, quality, and precision are top priorities. You will work with advanced infrastructure and industry-standard technologies, gaining valuable experience in mission-critical cabling and network systems. The culture emphasizes accountability, teamwork, and professional growth, giving you the opportunity to refine your technical skills while contributing to complex, large-scale projects. A structured schedule and clear expectations support a strong work ethic and promote long-term development in the field of low voltage and structured cabling., This role is based in a large, active data center environment with a strong emphasis on safety and adherence to site protocols. You will work around racks, cable trays, ladder racks, J-hooks, and other infrastructure while installing and maintaining copper and fiber cabling. The setting is closely monitored, with many stakeholders onsite and a low tolerance for cutting corners, so attention to detail and compliance with procedures are critical. Standard start time is approximately 5:00 a.m., with end times ranging from about 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., depending on 10-hour or 12-hour workdays. Occasional Saturday work may be required, typically limited to 10-hour shifts. You will regularly use hand and power tools, work at heights when necessary, and operate within a structured, safety-first environment designed to support reliable data center operations.

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• Proficiency with copper cabling installation and termination, including CAT 3, CAT 5, and CAT 6 cables.
• Ability to install and manage cable tray, ladder rack, and J-hook systems for cable support and routing.
• Strong ability to pull cable through pathways, terminate, and test copper cables accurately.
• Experience with RJ45 terminations and copper cable connections.
• Knowledge of inside plant (ISP) environments and data center construction practices.
• Ability to install, terminate, and test fiber cabling, including ribbon and single-strand fiber.
• Skill in pulling and porting pre-terminated fiber assemblies in a data center environment.
• Competence in grounding and bonding racks, equipment, and cabling in accordance with standards.
• Experience with rack assembly, including mounting patch panels, hardware, and accessories.
• Ability to perform mechanical and fusion splicing on various fiber cable types.
• Proficiency in using an OTDR for fiber testing, including interpreting results to identify and resolve network issues.
• Capability to perform continuity testing and troubleshooting on horizontal and riser cables using a volt-ohmmeter.
• Comfort working at heights and in elevated work areas while following safety protocols.
• Ability to safely and effectively use hand and power tools for installation and termination work.
• OSHA 10 certification.
• BICSI certification or equivalent industry-recognized training in structured cabling (as indicated)., * Experience working in large data center environments or similar mission-critical facilities.
• Familiarity with TIA/EIA standards for fiber optic cabling and loss budget calculations.
• Knowledge of multiple fiber connector types, including LC, SC, ST, FC, FDDI, SMA, and MPO/MTP.
• Experience terminating simplex and duplex jumper cords and managing patching environments.
• Ability to work with outside plant loose-tube fiber and indoor tight-buffered fiber.
• Understanding of best practices for cable management, labeling, and documentation.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship with minimal rework.
• Reliability in following strict safety and operational procedures with limited tolerance for errors.
• Effective communication skills to coordinate tasks with team members and site personnel.
• Ability to adapt to varying daily schedules, including extended shifts when needed., Individual compensation offered for this position within this range will depend on many factors, including qualifications, skills, relevant experience, job knowledge, geographic location, internal equity, and other pertinent job-related factors., Teamwork Aviation Splicing Budgeting Management Ohm Meters Low Voltage Construction Fiber Optics Patch Panels Inside Plant Communication Outside Plant Accountability Copper Cabling Detail Oriented Health Advocacy Fusion Splicing Category 3 Cable Strong Work Ethic Fiber Optic Cable Telecommunications Category 6 Cabling Category 5 Cabling Structured Cabling Industry Standards Working at Heights Business Solutions Fiber Optic Testing Power Tool Operation Packaging And Labeling Wire And Cable Pulling Discounts And Allowances Surface-Mount Technology Employee Assistance Programs Fiber Distributed Data Interface Troubleshooting (Problem Solving), Fiber Optics Outside Plant Test Equipment Fiber To The X Safety Training Project Closure Fusion Splicing Project Drawings Fiber Optic Cable Project Management Business Valuation Good Driving Record Fiber Optic Testing Project Documentation Packaging And Labeling Full Stack Development Valid Driver’s License Drawing Interpretation Optical Loss Test Sets Artificial Intelligence Business Transformation Troubleshooting (Problem Solving) Optical Time-Domain Reflectometer +0 Low Voltage Installer Aerotek

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Aerotek offers weekly pay, employee benefits including medical, dental & vision, life insurance, health advocacy and employee assistance programs, a 401(k) plan, and employee discounts.