Low-Voltage Structured Cabling Specialist (Copper/Fiber)

Job Description

Job Description About the Role

From the first cable pull to the final certification report, you'll bring order to complex network infrastructure. We’re seeking a seasoned Low-Voltage Structured Cabling Specialist who can install, terminate, test, and troubleshoot copper and fiber systems with craftsmanship and care.

Overtime Guarantee! Pay up to $28/hr, depending on experience.

What You'll Do (A day in the life)

• Install, terminate, and test structured cabling systems including CAT5e, CAT6, CAT6a, inside/OSP fiber optic, and coaxial cables.
• Build out and maintain MDFs/IDFs—racks, patch panels, wire management, and network hardware—with neat labeling and documentation.
• Troubleshoot low-voltage and network cabling issues to quickly restore service.
• Perform cable pulling, suspension, fireproofing, termination, and certification while following BICSI standards, the NEC, and all applicable local codes.
• Deliver excellent, professional customer service and clear communication on active jobs.
• Ensure every installation is clean, organized, and meets or exceeds project specifications.

Minimum Requirements

• Comfort working on ladders; proficient with power tools; able to lift and set up 50-pound boxes or ladders.
• Personal low-voltage tool kit (snips, strippers, screwdrivers, wrenches).
• Flexibility for multiple shifts, overtime, and fast-paced timelines.
• Pass a 7-year background check, drug screen, and physical
• Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and insurance.
• Commercial construction experience preferred.

Technical Proficiency

• Low-voltage cabling installation across copper and fiber mediums.
• Structured cabling (CAT5e/CAT6/CAT6a), fiber optic termination and splicing.
• Cable testing and certification using Fluke or comparable testers.
• Adherence to BICSI practices, NEC, and local code requirements.
• MDF/IDF rack build-out, labeling, and cable management best practices.
• Coaxial cable installation and testing.
• Firestopping techniques and documentation.

Why You'll Succeed Here

You take pride in tidy pathways, crisp labeling, accurate test results, and satisfied clients. If you’re detail-obsessed and ready to own outcomes on-site, we want to talk.