NATIONWIDE LOW-VOLTAGE / CABLING TECHNICIAN

NOW HIRING — NATIONWIDE LOW-VOLTAGE / CABLING TECHNICIAN

Cabling Company, LLC is hiring a full-time Nationwide Technician to join our traveling installation team.
This is NOT a local position. You must be willing and able to travel nationwide on a weekly basis. We are looking for someone dependable, hardworking, mechanically inclined, and interested in building a long-term career with our company.
PAY
Starting pay: $1,175 per week
Pay increase after successful 90-day review
Full-time position
Consistent nationwide work
Opportunity to advance into Lead Technician positions
TYPE OF WORK
Our technicians work on commercial projects throughout the United States, including:
Cat5e/Cat6 structured cabling
Running and terminating data cable
Wireless access points
MDF/IDF buildouts
Network equipment installations
Cameras/CCTV
POS and technology installations
Low-voltage rough-in
Cable management and labeling
Testing and troubleshooting
Commercial technology upgrades
REQUIREMENTS
Must be willing to travel nationwide
Must be dependable and show up on time
Must be comfortable working nights when projects require it
Must be comfortable working from ladders
Must be able to work as part of a crew and follow direction from Lead Technicians
Professional attitude around customers
Valid driver’s license
Ability to pass background checks when required by customers
Low-voltage/cabling experience is preferred, but we will consider mechanically inclined candidates who are willing to learn
WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR
We don’t expect everyone to know everything on Day 1. We are looking for people who work hard, listen, learn quickly, take care of company equipment, and want to grow.
If you prove yourself, there is room for additional pay and increased responsibility.
Starting Pay: $1,175/week
90-Day Review: Pay Increase Based on Performance
To apply, reply with:
Name:
Phone Number:
City/State:
Years of Low-Voltage Experience:
Are you available to travel nationwide?
Do you have a valid driver’s license?
Briefly describe your cabling/low-voltage experience: