Cable Installation Technician

Job Description

We’re seeking a skilled Structured Cabling Installation Technician to support commercial low-voltage projects across schools, hospitals, and enterprise environments. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in fast-paced job sites, has experience with bulk cabling, and can confidently install and configure wireless access points. If you’re motivated, reliable, and take pride in quality work, this is a great opportunity to join a team that values professionalism and customer satisfaction.

What You’ll Do

• Pull, terminate, and punch down Cat5/Cat6 cabling in commercial environments
• Install and mount Wi-Fi access points (APs), including patching and MAC address verification
• Interpret low-voltage blueprints and identify key symbols (e.g., data jack triangles)
• Perform structured cabling in hospitals, schools, and other commercial buildings
• Support greenfield construction work including cable routing, labeling, and testing
• Maintain clean, professional appearance and adhere to job site dress code
• Collaborate with team leads and follow project-specific installation standards

What You Bring

• Experience with bulk cabling (e.g., pulling 50+ cables/day)
• Ability to install and mount 12+ Wi-Fi APs per day
• Familiarity with patch panels, 110/66 blocks, and color codes
• Ability to interpret blueprints and low-voltage diagrams
• Commercial experience in environments like hospitals or schools
• Strong work ethic, positive attitude, and professional demeanor

Nice to Have

• OSHA certification or fiber termination experience
• Familiarity with coax, fiber, RJ45/RJ11 jacks, and NEC code for J-hook spacing
• Personal toolset including punch tools, testers, and PPE
• Willingness to travel to nearby branches (e.g., Charlotte, Myrtle Beach)

Why Apply?

• Consistent 40+ hours/week with opportunities for overtime
• Long-term opportunity with clear path for pay increases based on performance and reliability
• Work with a company that values respect, quality, and customer service
• Be part of high-impact projects in healthcare and education sectors
• Supportive team environment with high standards and strong leadership

Work Environment

• Job sites include hospitals, schools, and commercial buildings
• Work hours vary by project: typically 4x10s or 5x8s, with some shift work (e.g., post-5 PM in ORs)
• Dress code: no ripped clothing, sagging pants, or worn-out shoes; company shirts provided
• Must be presentable and respectful in sensitive environments (e.g., patient care areas)