Technician

Cable Solutions • Chandler, AZ

82d

About The Position

Are you ready to take the next step in your low-voltage career? We're looking for a skilled, driven Technician who's passionate about installing, testing, and troubleshooting a wide range of communication systems. From fiber optics to access control, you'll be part of a team that builds the infrastructure powering today's most advanced commercial spaces. In this role, you'll interpret blueprints, lead cable installations, and perform terminations and equipment setups with precision and care. Whether you're mentoring junior installers or planning weekly material needs, you'll bring quality, consistency, and professionalism to every job site.

Requirements

• 1-2 years of low-voltage installation experience in commercial construction.
• Knowledge of color codes (4- and 25-pair) and cable termination methods.
• Familiarity with cabling codes, standards, and tools for structured installations.
• Ability to interpret schematics and work independently or under guidance.
• Basic use of smartphones, tablets, and cable test equipment.
• Comfortable with Office 365 (Word, Excel, Outlook).
• Familiarity with Smartsheet and other project tracking tools.

Responsibilities

• Handle installation and termination of Coax, UTP, DAS, AV, Multiconductor, Access Control, Intrusion Detection, and Fiber cables and connectors.
• Operate copper and fiber test equipment; identify and resolve performance issues.
• Read and apply drawings, specifications, and job scopes accurately.
• Anticipate weekly labor and material needs with a proactive mindset.
• Build and follow daily to-do lists, and ensure installers follow standards and best practices.
• Perform retrofits and system enhancements for existing cabling and devices.
• Assist in laying out cable pathways with minimal direction and help direct junior crew members.
• Mount and configure electronic devices such as switches, cameras, and UPS systems.
• Report daily task progress to Project Leads; monitor and track project materials.
• Promote safety, professionalism, and cleanliness on-site; represent the company with pride.
• Follow OSHA 10 guidelines and ensure installations align with industry and Instrata standards.
• Work closely with Leads and Foremen to plan bonding, grounding, firestopping, and other key elements of the project.

Benefits

• Growth Potential: Continue building your technical skills on the path to Lead Technician or Project Specialist.
• Team Environment: Work in a collaborative, safety-first environment that values your input and craftsmanship.
• Training & Development: On-the-job learning and exposure to advanced systems and certifications.
• Competitive Pay: Fair compensation, consistent hours, and travel opportunities.
• Meaningful Work: Be part of high-impact projects that bring buildings-and businesses-to life.

What This Job Offers

• Industry: Specialty Trade Contractors
• Education Level: High school or GED
• Number of Employees: 101-250 employees