Low Voltage Technician

Our growing telecom company is looking for Low Voltage Field Service Technicians to perform a variety of installations, including MDF and IDF rack-and-stack deployments, cable pulling (Cat 5e, Cat 6, coaxial, and fiber), and 66-block and 110-block terminations.

Responsibilities also include installing routers, switches, wireless access points, and other network devices, as well as security cameras, alarm systems, POS systems, digital menu boards, TVs, access control systems, and other low-voltage equipment for a diverse range of commercial clients, including restaurants, government facilities, hospitals, hotels, and retail chain stores.

Our service area spans across Texas, Illinois, Florida, and the West Coast, so travel is a regular part of the role.

This position requires extensive driving, sometimes up to 9 hours to reach a job site. As a result, adaptability, reliability, and punctuality are essential.

What you will be doing

The scope of work varies from simple rack and stacks (routers/switches) to cabling entire 50,000 sq ft. building with new networking equipment, security cameras and wireless access points. Work could include hanging TVs and installing audio equipment, to installing our SmartCONNECT device along with phone system at client's location.

Troubleshooting the network at a clients location, etc... Our jobs typically have hard start times and will require you to drive to our customer's location to perform work.

Requirements

The Skillset That Makes You Stand Out

• Laser-organized & on time, every time — appointments matter, and you respect them
• Clear, confident communicator — customers are informed, leadership stays in the loop
• Self-starter mindset — you don’t wait to be told; you figure it out
• Cool under pressure — fast-paced days don’t throw you off your game
• Problem-solver by default — roadblocks don’t stop you, they challenge you
• Master multitasker — follows direction, executes the SOW, and closes jobs cleanly
• Detail-driven documenter — thorough notes, clear outcomes, no loose ends
• Time management pro — you plan your day and own your schedule

Who are we looking for

• Must have a minimum of 3-years of experience working in the low voltage field.
• High school or equivalent (Required).
• Low voltage field tech experience including, network rack and stacks (installing routers switches, servers, patch panels, etc), cable pulling (from network racks to various network drops that are snaked through walls, ran to APs and security cameras mounted on ceilings, Installation VoIP phone system
• Strong knowledge of networking WAN / LAN / VPN, routers, and switches.
• Must know Windows operating systems, be able to configure static IPs, and be able to console into a router.
• Must be familiar with MPOEs, Dmarc's, Extending circuits from Dmarc to Network Rack (MPOE), 66 Punch Down Blocks, and Phone wiring.
• Must have your own tools, such as reliable transportation, crimpers, toner, screwdriver, drill, laptop, punch-down tools, push poles, digital Multi-meter, label maker, ladders, etc.
• Follow SOPs and think outside the box.

Tools that you must have experience in

• Basic software such as AnyDesk, Office suites, and similar
• Networking experience to setup the following

• Routers, Switches, WAPs, TVs, Speakers, Cameras
• Understanding of Static / Dynamic IPs
• Troubleshoot using CMD, PING, Tracer and etc
• Good understanding of networking, and network setup
• Knowledge of Networking terminology, tools, and equipment used

General tools of the trade

• must have a Cell phone
• Reliable vehicle
• All necessary networking tools such as Wire Toner, Buttset, CAT Cable Tester, basic hand tools, drill, etc

Working Hours

• General working hours are from 8 am to 5 pm but will extend beyond when needed to complete a project.
• Some traveling may be required.

Benefits

• Service Incentive Leaves
• Company Events
• Healthcare Plans
• Paid Training
• Opportunities for Promotion
• Holiday Cash Gift
• Recognition and Rewards