Entry Level Low Voltage Cable Technician

Entry Level Low Voltage Cable Technician

Location:

Colorado City, TX

• Install, terminate, test, and troubleshoot Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6A network cabling systems
• Pull, route, secure, and dress structured cabling in commercial and industrial environments
• Install and support fiber optic cabling infrastructure as required
• Install conduit and build cable pathways for structured cabling systems
• Perform trenching and assist with underground conduit and cabling installations
• Pull cable, install connectors, and test systems for Building Automation Systems (BAS)
• Build, organize, and maintain MDFs, IDFs, telecommunications rooms, and network closets
• Dress and organize cables using proper wire management techniques, including cable trays, J‑hooks, and ladder racks
• Accurately label all cables, ports, and components to maintain documentation standards
• Update customer databases, project documentation systems, installation records, testing results, and job progress reports
• Read and interpret blueprints, floor plans, and low voltage drawings
• Test and certify cable installations using industry‑standard testing equipment
• Ensure all installations meet industry standards for quality, reliability, and safety
• Work indoors and outdoors in varying environmental conditions
• Work 10‑hour shifts, 6 days per week

• Minimum 2+ years of hands‑on structured cabling or network cabling experience
• Experience using customer databases and project documentation systems
• Must have Lift Certification and experience operating lifts
• OSHA‑10 Certification
• Experience installing, terminating, and testing Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6A cabling
• Experience installing conduit and performing underground cabling/trenching work
• Ability to perform physically demanding work, including digging trenches and outdoor labor
• Willingness to travel and work as a field technician
• Must be comfortable staying in a hotel during the project
• Lodging and $60/day per diem provided
• Drive time provided for candidates traveling from the Lubbock area
• Mileage reimbursement available for technicians traveling from other locations
• Working knowledge of telecom, data networks, and BAS systems preferred
• Experience working in MDFs, IDFs, server rooms, or telecommunications environments
• Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and network diagrams
• Must have full PPE and basic hand tools:
  Hard hat, Safety glasses, Gloves, Hi‑vis vest, Steel‑toe boots
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship
• Comfortable working in both indoor and outdoor environments

• Weekly Pay:
  Get paid every week—no waiting
• Competitive Pay:
  Earn $19–$26/hr based on experience and skillset
• Immediate Start:
  Hiring ASAP
• Travel Support:
  Lodging and $60/day per diem provided
• Drive Time or Mileage Reimbursement:
  Available based on location
• Benefits: PTO, medical benefits, sign‑on bonuses, and referral bonuses
• Career Growth:
  Gain hands‑on experience and build your low voltage career
• Dedicated Recruiter Support:
  Work with recruiters who understand the Texas low voltage industry
• National Opportunities:
  Access projects with leading employers across the country

Next Level Technician connects skilled low voltage professionals with top employers nationwide. We manage compliance, payroll, and safety so technicians can focus on their careers and field success.