Structured Cabling Installer II (Level 3)

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Own and execute small project scopes independently

Install backbone copper cabling and pathway supports

• Perform advanced copper terminations and testing
• Build, mount, and dress racks to professional standards
• Troubleshoot basic structured cabling issues

Understand grounding and bonding fundamentals

• Assist with material planning, staging, and counts
• Train and mentor Installer I technicians and helpers
• Read and interpret drawings, cable schedules, and project documentation
• Communicate professionally with General Contractors, customers, and project leadership
• Maintain accurate labeling, documentation, and jobsite photos
• Support entry-level fiber handling and infrastructure activities Expectations:
• Deliver clean, organized, and professional installations
• Complete assigned scopes with minimal punch-list or rework

Demonstrate leadership and ownership on active projects

• Maintain high-quality documentation and labeling standards
• Follow safety standards and structured cabling best practices
• Operate independently on most project scopes within the first 30–60 days Top Skills Needed: Structured cabling installation, backbone copper cabling, rack buildouts and cable management, Advanced copper terminations, testing and troubleshooting, grounding and bonding fundamentals, documentation and material tracking, Leadership and jobsite coordination.

Required Qualifications

• 3+ years of structured cabling or low-voltage installation experience
• Proven copper installation proficiency
• Strong understanding of structured cabling standards and best practices
• Ability to work independently and lead small work scopes
• Reliable transportation and strong professionalism on jobsites
• Ability to work in active construction environments including lifts, heights, and overhead work Preferred
• BICSI Installer 2 —Copper (INSTC)
• Manufacturer system warranty certifications
• Lift certification
• Experience with fiber handling and basic fiber infrastructure
• Previous experience mentoring junior installers Candidates who take pride in clean rack builds, organized cable management, professional documentation, and leadership in the field will stand out. Experience independently managing scopes while mentoring junior technicians is highly valued.