Low Voltage Technician

Facility Solutions Group•Corpus Christi, TX

About The Position

FSG is a leading provider of low-voltage solutions and is looking for long-term, career minded individuals to join a growing team in the Corpus Christi area. FSG offers employee a comprehensive suite of benefits including medical/dental insurance, 401K, and robust PTO plan. As a Low Voltage Technician, you will be responsible for pulling, testing, and terminating copper and/or fiber optic cabling in a construction environment. Compensation is based off experience, skill sets, and industry certifications. Low Voltage Technician will: Pull, test, and terminate CAT5e/6a cabling in a commercial environment Installing support structure such as J-hooks, saddles, slings, and cable tray Operate hand tools, power tools, ladders, and testing equipment Label cables in a neat and organized manner Test every newly installed or relocated cable in accordance with established procedures Keep cable neatly tied and bundled while maintaining safety standards Develop in-depth knowledge of National Building Codes and standards Record time and materials used Assist other members of the team with installation and maintenance Provides answers to clients by identifying problems; researching answers; guiding clients through corrective steps Research required information using available resources Be willing to work any shift (days, nights or weekends if needed) Be able to work in various environments including outdoors in varying degrees of weather working at heights, and in small, confined spaces

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent
At least six months of installation experience
Valid Driver’s License and reliable transportation
Must be able to pass drug and background screen

Nice To Haves

Industry Certifications such as BICSI are a plus
Manufacturer training certifications, (CommScope, Panduit, etc.) are a plus!
OSHA preferred

Responsibilities

Pull, test, and terminate CAT5e/6a cabling in a commercial environment
Installing support structure such as J-hooks, saddles, slings, and cable tray
Operate hand tools, power tools, ladders, and testing equipment
Label cables in a neat and organized manner
Test every newly installed or relocated cable in accordance with established procedures
Keep cable neatly tied and bundled while maintaining safety standards
Develop in-depth knowledge of National Building Codes and standards
Record time and materials used
Assist other members of the team with installation and maintenance
Provides answers to clients by identifying problems; researching answers; guiding clients through corrective steps
Research required information using available resources
Be willing to work any shift (days, nights or weekends if needed)
Be able to work in various environments including outdoors in varying degrees of weather working at heights, and in small, confined spaces