Traveling Low Voltage Technician

About the job Traveling Low Voltage Technician We are looking for an experienced traveling Low Voltage Technician to join a new industrial field team. This is a road warrior role with a rotating schedule, typically working Friday through Monday on site with mid-week days off. You will work on structured cabling, network infrastructure, and security system projects in demanding industrial environments. Candidates with conduit experience are strongly preferred. Key Responsibilities Install, terminate, test, label, and document structured cabling systems including Cat5e and Cat6 in industrial facilities Perform fiber optic cable pulls, terminations, and splicing for both multimode and single-mode applications Run conduit including EMT, rigid, aluminum, and stainless steel — 3/4" and larger Install and configure network switches, wireless access points, IP cameras, and access control hardware Complete MDF and IDF buildouts including rack installation, cable management, and full closeout documentation Read and interpret blueprints, site maps, and low voltage project drawings Troubleshoot and resolve issues with cabling infrastructure in live industrial environments Perform post-installation testing and verification to ensure systems meet code and client requirements Work in teams of 2–6 technicians, and independently once trained on specific project types Provide regular updates to Project Management and maintain a safe, clean work environment Required Qualifications 2+ years of hands‑on experience as a low voltage technician in industrial or heavy commercial environments Solid background in structured cabling installation including Cat5e, Cat6, termination, and testing Experience with fiber optic systems — multimode and singlemode pulls, terminations, and testing Willingness and ability to travel extensively as a road warrior — this is a traveling role Flexible with non‑traditional scheduling including nights, weekends, and rotating shifts Comfortable working in tough industrial settings including cold storage, food plants, and hot warehouses Able to work at heights of 40+ feet and operate boom lifts and scissor lifts Must have basic hand tools, telecommunication tools, and full PPE Valid driver's license with a clean driving record — no DUI/DWI in the last three years Able to pass a background check and drug screen Preferred Qualifications Conduit experience — EMT, rigid, aluminum, and stainless — is a major advantage for this role Familiarity with IP camera systems, CCTV, and access control platforms BICSI INST1, INST2, RCDD, or other low voltage industry certifications Experience with structured cabling in data centers, manufacturing facilities, or food production environments Ability to perform basic fiber optic testing and documentation using industry‑standard tools Compensation and Benefits Pay rate: $25–$35 per hour based on experience Guaranteed 40 hours per week with overtime available Hotel accommodations and meals covered during deployment Drive time and mileage to job sites reimbursed Incentive pay available for select industrial work environments Company vehicle potential for the right long‑term candidate Projects strategically assigned to keep traveling technicians close to their Midwest home base #J-18808-Ljbffr