Previous experience leading technicians, directing daily jobsite activity, or serving as the primary field contact is required.
Must be willing and able to perform hands-on installation work rather than functioning only as a supervisor.
Must be able to read and interpret construction drawings, floor plans, cable schedules, rack elevations, and project specifications.
Must understand proper cable routing, support, separation, bend radius, pull tension, labeling, dressing, and termination standards.
Must demonstrate advanced troubleshooting ability across copper, fiber, pathways, racks, and applicable security systems.
Must be able to recognize quality or safety concerns, stop unsafe work, and escalate issues appropriately.
Must meet company requirements to operate a company-provided vehicle.
Charleston-area candidates must be comfortable traveling to Beaufort and Bluffton based on project needs.
Flexibility for occasional schedule adjustments or after-hours work may be required depending on customer and project conditions.