Ability to work in an outdoor or indoor construction work environment, including active and ongoing construction sites.
Proven skill level in, or strong ability to learn, interpreting blueprints and other project documents such as specifications, reports, and quality requirements.
Comfort working at heights, including on ladders and elevated work areas, and in confined spaces.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and move up to 75 pounds as part of daily duties.
Ability to see and distinguish different colors, read small print, and recognize audible signals such as dial tones.
Entry-level experience in low-voltage cabling or completion of a low-voltage trade school program with a desire to grow in the cabling industry.
Comfort working with hand and power tools such as cable cutters, hammer drills, and compression tools.
Comfort working in a data center construction environment with extensive raised floor and overhead space.
Reliable transportation to the worksite.
Ability to obtain OSHA 10 certification (or already possess it) prior to starting.
Willingness and ability to travel within the branch or regional territory as needed.
Ability to work the scheduled hours of Monday through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., or as required by project demands.
Background in low-voltage trade school or technical training focused on cabling, telecommunications, or electrical systems.
Experience or familiarity with building out data centers or similar critical infrastructure environments.
Experience installing cable tray, bus duct, wireway, switches, receptacles, racks, patch panels, and grounding systems.
Experience terminating 110/66 blocks, patch panels, and performing IDC connections.
Ability to learn and adopt project process improvement initiatives and standardized installation practices.
Must be comfortable with heights, ladders, and confined spaces.
