Travel Cable Technician

TEKsystems•Dallas, TX

12d•$19 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking experienced Low Voltage Technicians to support large-scale retail and commercial technology deployments nationwide. This role involves installing, terminating, testing, and troubleshooting copper and fiber cabling, wireless access points, IP cameras, network equipment, and low-voltage power systems. This is an excellent opportunity for technicians who enjoy travel, hands-on installations, and working on high-profile technology upgrade projects. Technicians will travel full-time for the duration of the project, with a company vehicle and fuel card provided.

Requirements

Low Voltage Installation
Structured Cabling
Cat5e/Cat6 Installation and Termination
Fiber Optic Installation and Termination
RJ45 Terminations
Wireless Access Point (WAP) Installation
IP Camera Installation
Network Switch Installation
Rack and Cabinet Installation
EMT Conduit Installation
Cable Testing and Troubleshooting
Access Control and CCTV Experience Preferred
Dependable, hard-working technicians with strong cabling and installation experience
Comfortable traveling, working overnight shifts, and operating in fast-paced environments.
Safety-focused, detail-oriented, and capable of delivering high-quality work with minimal supervision.

Nice To Haves

Experience with large-scale retail technology deployments.
Ability to read floor plans, site drawings, and cable schedules.
Strong understanding of structured cabling standards and best practices.
Knowledge of networking fundamentals and IP-based devices.
Experience working independently and as part of deployment teams.
OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 certification preferred.
Lift certification preferred.

Responsibilities

Install, route, secure, and terminate Cat5e, Cat6, and fiber optic cabling.
Perform RJ45 terminations and cable testing to verify connectivity and performance.
Install and configure Wireless Access Points (WAPs) in retail and commercial environments.
Replace legacy camera systems with new IP-based surveillance solutions.
Install and mount IP cameras, network cabinets, racks, and supporting infrastructure.
Pull, dress, label, and organize copper and fiber cabling according to project standards.
Install and support network switches and related networking hardware.
Run and terminate fiber optic and copper network connections.
Install low-voltage power cabling and support equipment connectivity.
Assist with power installations and coordinate with electrical teams as needed.
Install EMT conduit, junction boxes, pull boxes, and supporting infrastructure.
Install Public Video Monitor (PVM) systems and associated power and network connections.
Maintain accurate documentation, labeling, and quality control standards.
Safely operate scissor lifts and elevated work platforms.
Follow all customer, OSHA, and site-specific safety requirements.