Job Description Job Description Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Assist with installation of server cabinets, network racks, ladder rack, bracing, and containment systems Pull, route, secure, and dress copper, coax, and fiber optic cabling according to installation standards Assist with installation of Cat6/6A, MPO, fiber trunks, patch panels, splice trays, and cable enclosures Install and support basic rack power components including rPDUs and cable whips Support installation of overhead ladder rack, basket tray, and fiber trough systems Perform cable labeling and maintain basic installation documentation Assist with grounding and bonding activities Perform basic fiber cleaning and inspection activities Follow engineered drawings, installation manuals, scopes of work (SOW), and methods of procedure (MOPs) Maintain clean and organized work areas, including proper housekeeping of tools, materials, and installation debris Use hand tools, drills, and basic installation equipment safely and effectively Support QA/QC punch list completion under supervision Follow all Company safety policies, customer site requirements, and established safe work practices at all times Accurately complete and submit timecards and other required administrative records in a timely manner Travel regularly to job sites, which may include overnight stays Other duties as assigned
Qualifications:
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty mentioned satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills, and/or ability required.
Education:
High school diploma, general education degree (G.E.D.), or related trade school education
Experience:
Two years or less experience in telecommunications, structured cabling, construction, or data center environments preferred Must have or obtain and maintain OSHA 10 Construction Training Card Must have or obtain and maintain First Aid and CPR Certification
Technical Skills:
Computer and Microsoft Office proficiency Basic understanding of structured cabling systems and installation practices Familiarity with copper and fiber optic cable types including Cat6/6A, MPO, LC, SM, and MM fiber preferred Basic understanding of cable routing, bend radius, and labeling practices Ability to use hand tools, power tools, and basic testing equipment Ability to read and follow basic floor plans and installation instructions Medical, Dental and Vision are provided for those who qualify and are eligible.
