Data Center Journeyman

TeleWorld Solutions Inc•Santa Teresa, NM

About The Position

TeleWorld Solutions (TWS) is seeking licensed Data Center Journeymen to support fiber, copper, and passive infrastructure deployments throughout the United States. The role performs assigned installation, termination, splicing, testing, troubleshooting, and documentation under the direction of a Lead Technician or Project Manager. This hands-on position follows approved drawings, product instructions, and site procedures. Candidates may qualify through field experience or verified technical education and assessed practical training. The position travels extensively and may support long-duration, multi-state deployments. Applicants must meet the licensing requirements in New Mexico or hold an accepted license from a state with reciprocity. Accepted New Mexico licenses are EL1J – Low Voltage Journeyman, ES3J – Low Voltage Journeyman, ES7J – Telephone Communication Journeyman, or EE98 – Electrical Journeyman from a reciprocity state. Applicants with a license from Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, or Wyoming must submit a reciprocity request and pay the required fee through the New Mexico Construction Industries Division.

Requirements

Relevant hands-on cabling or fiber experience, or verified internship, technical-school, or college training supported by assessed practical work.
Ability to read installation drawings and cable schedules, use approved tools, maintain cable and port identity, and document work accurately.
Complete assigned TWS knowledge checks, capstone, and applicable FOA, OEM, and Network+ credential requirements or approved equivalents before the relevant independent assignment.
Current CPR/First Aid, required Level 1/site safety training, electrical safety and affected-person LOTO awareness, and separate site and task authorization.
Ability to travel extensively and complete client-required background screening, drug testing, and site onboarding.
Hold an accepted active journeyman license for New Mexico: EL1J, ES3J, or ES7J, or an EE98 electrical journeyman license from a listed reciprocity state; reciprocity applicants must submit a request and pay the required fee through the New Mexico Construction Industries Division.

Nice To Haves

Data center, telecommunications, low-voltage, or structured cabling installation experience.
Hands-on experience with rack and stack services.
Experience reading drawings, port-to-panel maps, and rack elevations.
Corning, Panduit, or other OEM certifications.
OSHA 10 or 30 certifications.
Hands-on experience with high-count fiber, ribbon fusion splicing, MPO/MMC polarity, and optical test instruments.
Experience reading port-to-panel maps, redlines, splice maps, and native test-result packages.

Responsibilities

Read current drawings, bills of materials, cable schedules, and work instructions; confirm cable identity, endpoints, materials, and task readiness.
Install approved enclosures, panels, cassettes, and cable supports within released scope; route, dress, protect, and label cabling.
Terminate and certify copper permanent links using compatible components, correct wiring schemes, and approved test settings.
Prepare and terminate fiber; perform single-fiber and ribbon fusion splicing only for methods and equipment covered by documented qualification.
Troubleshoot physical cabling faults, complete authorized corrections and retests, and submit accurate redlines, splice maps, and turnover records.
Report completed work, material use, defects, and constraints; follow hazard controls and stop for unsafe conditions, unclear identity, or unauthorized changes.