Cabling Technician

The Role

Learn a trade that is in demand. You will work on a crew under an experienced Lead Technician, installing the network cabling that powers offices, factories, and data rooms across the Carolinas. If you are reliable, work hard, and want to learn, we will train you.

What You’ll Do

•Pull, route, dress, support, and secure Cat 6/6A cable

•Install cable pathways, including J-hooks, cable tray, conduit, and sleeves

•Help build out IT rooms, including racks, ladder rack, cable management, patch panels, and grounding

•Terminate, test, and label cables (we will teach you)

•Follow the Lead Technician’s instructions and all site safety rules

•Keep work areas clean and organized

What You Need (Required)

•Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation to our offices and job sites

•Comfortable on ladders, at heights, and in ceilings and crawl spaces

•Able to lift 50 lbs and be on your feet all day

•Basic hand-tool skills and a willingness to learn

•Ability to pass a background & MVR check

Nice to Have

•Any construction, electrical, low-voltage, or military experience

•OSHA 10/30 certification

Schedule & Travel

•Monday–Friday, 6:00-4:00

•Travel to job sites across the region; occasional overtime as project schedules require

Growth

Our Lead Technicians started where you are. Top performers move up to Cabling Technician II and then Lead Technician, with pay increases at each step.

What We Offer

•Competitive pay of $18–$23 per hour, based on experience

•Competitive benefits package

•Paid on-the-job training and certifications (e.g., OSHA 10/30, BICSI)

•A clear path to advance, since we promote from within