Physical Security Project Lead

Description Structured Cabling Technician Reports To: Physical Security Manager Location: Oklahoma City, OK Role Overview The Structured Cabling Technician is responsible for the installation, termination, testing, and maintenance of low-voltage structured cabling systems, including Cat6, Cat6A, and fiber optic. This role supports commercial and education environments and ensures projects are completed on schedule, within scope, and to high quality and safety standards. The technician may also assist with cabling for physical security systems under the guidance of specialized staff. Key Responsibilities Install, terminate, label, and test structured cabling (Cat6, Cat6A, fiber optic) in various environments, including office, retail, and light industrial spaces Install cable support infrastructure such as J-hooks, cable trays, and ladder racks, ensuring organized and standards-compliant cabling pathways Read and interpret blueprints, floor plans, and project scopes to determine installation requirements and cable routing Test, troubleshoot, and certify cable installations using appropriate tools to ensure proper performance and signal quality Assist with cabling for physical security devices such as access control systems and surveillance cameras, coordinating with specialized security staff Provide detailed as-built documentation, including cable routes, labeling, and test results, and assist with project handoff Performance Expectations Document all project activities, daily notes, and communications in company systems (e.g., ConnectWise and IT Glue) in real time Maintain clear and professional communication with project managers, team members, and customers Accurately record time daily and submit weekly timesheets in compliance with company policy Deliver clean, organized, and high-quality cabling installations Identify and elevate project risks, delays, or scope changes proactively Demonstrate initiative in troubleshooting and resolving on-site challenges Technical Skills & Proficiencies Strong understanding of structured cabling best practices and BICSI standards for copper and fiber installations Proficiency with cable termination tools (punch-down tools, crimpers) and fiber optic splicing/termination Hands‑on experience with Cat6/Cat6A and fiber optic systems, including testing and certification Ability to read construction drawings, wiring diagrams, and cable schedules Familiarity with access control and CCTV cabling infrastructure is a plus Proficiency with Microsoft Office 365 Additional software as assigned Preferred Experience 3–5+ years of low-voltage or structured cabling experience strongly preferred Work Environment & Physical Requirements Work may involve ladders, lifts, ceilings, and confined spaces Ability to use hands to handle and control equipment Ability to communicate effectively (talk and hear) Ability to read, write, and interpret written documents Ability to lift and move objects such as cable reels, ladders, or hardware weighing up to approximately 50 pounds as needed, with or without reasonable accommodations Additional Information Employees are expected to comply with company policies, meet performance expectations, and uphold organizational values. This includes reporting any suspected violations of laws or standards of conduct and treating clients, customers, and colleagues with respect and integrity. Benefits of Working at United Systems Be part of a fun, awesome team 9 paid holidays 401K Retirement with matching contributions Excellent medical, vision and dental insurance Life insurance and disability insurance Cell phone stipend 3 weeks PTO Top Reasons our Employees Love Being Part of the Blue Alliance Family Entrepreneurial Culture Fast‑paced Flow, with a Variety of Projects Collaborative Work Environment Training & Certifications Career Growth Opportunities United Systems participates in E‑Verify. #J-18808-Ljbffr blueAlliance IT