Install Technician
Listed on 2026-11-02
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Installation Technician, Field/Service Technician, Security Systems Installation, Telecoms Engineering
Low-voltage cabling, equipment installation, and basic troubleshooting
Learn a skilled trade with hands-on training. You'll run and terminate CAT6 and fiber, install the network, camera, and access control equipment that businesses and communities depend on, and help troubleshoot when something isn't working.
Job sites mainly in the Tampa Bay region. Full-time, weekdays.
Your own work vehicle Our goal is for every technician to have their own vehicle to work out of after 6 months.
Hands-on training We train you on networking, cabling, fiber, cameras, access control, gates and operators, directories, WiFi, troubleshooting, and more.
Some travel Some jobs are outside Tampa Bay and include overnight stays.
The job
What you’ll do Cabling- Run, terminate, label, and test CAT6 and composite access control cable
- Learn fiber optic cabling (we train you)
CAT6 Fiber Composite cable
- Install network switches, WiFi access points, cameras, card readers, gate operators, directories, racks, and enclosures
- Connect and set up the equipment you install
Networking Cameras Access control Gates and operators Directories WiFi Racks
Basic troubleshooting- Help track down why a camera, card reader, gate, or network connection isn’t working
- Test each system and confirm it works before you leave the site
- Work on installation projects and service tickets
- Trench and dig for underground runs, and install conduit
- Pull cable through walls, ceilings, attics, and crawl spaces
- Keep work areas and the company vehicle clean and organized
Type Full-time
Where Job sites mainly in the Tampa Bay region
Schedule Full-time, weekdays
Travel Some jobs outside Tampa Bay, with overnight stays
Status Hourly, plus paid overtime when approved
Vehicle Goal: your own vehicle after 6 months
What you get
Benefits Paid health insuranceHealth insurance paid by Complete I.T. after 6 months.
Paid vacation Full-time, year-round workSteady full-time hours across Tampa Bay, not seasonal or contract work.
Training on the jobWe teach you the systems: networking, WiFi, fiber, cameras, access control, gates, phones, and more.
Certifications paid forManufacturer certifications like Brivo and Eagle Eye are paid for upfront. CompTIA and other professional certifications are reimbursed, including exam fees and study materials.
Paid holidaysPaid time off on company holidays, on top of your vacation.
Branded uniformsComplete I.T. uniforms provided for every employee.
Tools and equipment providedCompany tools, testers, ladders, and supplies.
What a typical day looks likeEvery job is different, but here's a typical day.
- Start Start at HQ
Load the vehicle with cable, equipment, and the day's plan.
- Morning On site
Walk the job site: an office, a gated community entrance, a school.
- Run and terminate
Pull CAT6 and fiber, then terminate, label, and test every run.
- Mount and connect
Hang cameras, readers, and access points, and dress the rack.
- Afternoon Test and clean up
Check everything works, clean the site, note what's next.
- End of day Back to HQ
Restock for tomorrow.
Is it a fit?
You’ll be a good fit if What you need- Some hands-on experience running and terminating CAT6, or a strong willingness to learn
- Comfortable with hand tools, drills, ladders, and a voltage tester
- Able to work in attics, crawl spaces, and outdoors, and lift up to 75 lbs
- Reliable transportation, a valid driver's license, and a clean driving record
- Able to pass a background check and a driving record check
- Structured cabling above drop ceilings and down walls
- Fiber optic experience
- Exposure to cameras, access control, or networking (DHCP, IP addressing)
- Basic construction skills
Physical demands and work conditions:
Sitting and standing for long periods. Regular driving between job sites. Daily work at job sites, indoors and outdoors. Travel outside Tampa Bay, including overnight stays, for some jobs.
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