Low Voltage Communications Technician

Position Summary:   As a Low Voltage Communications Technician, you will handle the physical installation, termination, testing, and troubleshooting of structured cabling systems. This position requires solid, hands-on experience working with both Copper and Fiber Optic cabling infrastructure. Candidates who also possess experience installing and configuring CCTV/IP Cameras and Card Access Control systems will be highly prioritized.

Essential Functions/Core Responsibilities:

· Structured Cabling: Pull, route, dress, label, and terminate copper (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A) and fiber optic infrastructure in commercial and industrial settings.

· Fiber Logistics: Perform fiber optic splicing, termination (LC/SC/ST), and testing using OTDRs and light meters.

· Pathways & Hardware: Build out telecom rooms, install data racks, cabinets, cable trays, ladder racks, and J-hooks.

· Access Control (Preferred): Install, wire, and service IP/CCTV cameras, card readers, magnetic locks, electric strikes, and door controllers.

· Testing & Diagnostics: Utilize cable certifiers, tone generators, and network testing equipment to troubleshoot and commission systems.

· Blueprints & Standards: Read and interpret blueprints, architectural floor plans

· Experience: Minimum of [2-3] years of hands-on field experience in low voltage structured cabling.

· Technical Mastery: Proven proficiency with both copper and fiber optic systems.

· Preferred Skills: Direct experience installing (IP Cameras, Access Control panels) is highly preferred.

· Physical Ability: Able to climb ladders, work on lifts, work in confined spaces, and lift up to 50 lbs regularly.

· Professionalism: Strong communication skills, a valid driver's license, and a commitment to workplace safety.

· Tools: Must possess basic low-voltage hand tools.