Voice/Data Lead Technician

Beacon Communications•Littleton, CO

3d•$28 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

The Lead Voice/Data Technician oversees and performs structured cabling installations, ensuring work complies with project specifications, engineered drawings, company standards, industry requirements, and customer requirements. The role serves as the on-site lead for voice/data projects, directing field technicians and coordinating with Project Managers to support safe, high-quality, efficient project delivery from start to finish. The technician leads installations involving copper, fiber optic, and pathway infrastructure; oversees headend buildout, rack and stack, terminations, labeling, and grounding; and performs advanced troubleshooting of cabling, connectivity, and basic network issues. The role also coordinates jobsite activities, staffing, materials, tools, and equipment; conducts quality checks; maintains project documentation; and trains and mentors junior technicians. Travel and extended hours may be required according to project demands. The stated salary range is $28.00 to $35.00 per hour, based on relevant education, experience, and other job-related factors.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 5 years of experience in structured cabling or low-voltage construction; lead experience preferred.
Valid driver's license with an acceptable driving record.
Strong leadership and team management skills.
Advanced knowledge of structured cabling systems, including copper and fiber installations.
Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, schematics, and specifications.
Proficiency with testing equipment such as Fluke testers, fiber OTDR, and certification tools.
Working knowledge of networking fundamentals, including IP addressing, switches, and connectivity.
Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving abilities.
Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet project deadlines.
Excellent communication and organizational skills.
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
Ability to travel 20–50% in the Rocky Mountain Region as needed.
Ability to meet physical demands including prolonged standing and walking, handling and moving materials, overhead reaching, stooping, crouching, crawling, and working on or under floors.
Ability to transport ladders up to 12 feet in height, lift ladders off vehicle roof racks, and climb and stand on ladders and scaffolding.
Ability to frequently lift and carry items weighing up to 50 pounds, including overhead.
Ability to maintain a clear background check to satisfy customer jobsite badging requirements.

Nice To Haves

Manufacturer installer certifications such as CommScope, Belden, Panduit, or Corning.
BICSI Installer 2 or Technician certification.
Certifications from structured cabling manufacturers such as CommScope, Panduit, or Leviton.
OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification.
Experience with fiber optic splicing and termination.
Extensive experience testing and documenting copper and optical fiber cables.
Experience building telecommunications rooms, including installing equipment racks, cabinets, ladder rack, grounding, and bonding.
Experience laying out and installing multiple cable pathway structures.
Experience installing manufactured and installer-fabricated firestop materials.
Experience leading crews on commercial construction sites and in results-oriented environments.
Familiarity with healthcare, data center, or large commercial environments.
Experience with project documentation tools such as Procore or similar platforms.

Responsibilities

Lead and perform installation of structured cabling systems, including copper, fiber optic, and pathway infrastructure.
Supervise and direct field technicians, ensuring productivity, quality, and adherence to company standards.
Interpret engineered drawings, blueprints, and specifications to ensure accurate installation.
Coordinate daily jobsite activities, manpower, and material needs with the Project Manager.
Maintain jobsite safety, cleanliness, and organization.
Oversee headend buildout, rack and stack, terminations, labeling, and grounding.
Ensure installations meet industry standards, codes, and customer requirements.
Troubleshoot cabling systems, connectivity, and basic network issues.
Manage jobsite materials, tools, and equipment, ensuring proper use and security.
Identify material shortages and coordinate procurement with the warehouse or management.
Conduct quality control checks and ensure work meets company and manufacturer standards.
Train, mentor, and develop junior technicians and installers.
Maintain accurate documentation, including daily reports, redlines, and closeout packages.
Participate in scheduling, project planning, and coordination meetings as needed.
Communicate with Project Managers, customers, and other trades.
Comply with safety protocols, participate in toolbox talks, and enforce jobsite safety standards.
Maintain punctuality, reliability, and professionalism.
Travel and work extended hours as required by project demands.
Perform other instructions and duties as requested by supervisors or management.