Structured Cabling - Traveling Technician; MA & IL

Traveling Structured Cabling Technician

Full Time | $25.00–$35.00/hr + Per Diem | National Travel

For years, Superior has been the company businesses call when they need it done right, no matter where "there" is. From coast to coast, our traveling teams carry the same standard onto every site, which is exactly why clients trust us with locations they can't personally oversee. Every cable we run has our name behind it, wherever it ends up.

No Two Backbones Look the Same. Neither Does Your Week.

Airports. Data centers. Hospitals. Corporate campuses. Every one of them runs on a network somebody built by hand, and Superior Communication Services is hiring a Traveling Structured Cabling Technician to be that somebody. You'll pull copper and fiber through buildings most people never see the inside of, on jobsites that change every few weeks instead of never. If you'd rather build something new every month than maintain the same thing forever, this is the job.

You'll run copper and fiber through telecom rooms, risers, and ceilings on commercial and enterprise jobsites nationwide, using product lines from Panduit, Legrand, Comm Scope, Belden, and Corning. Different building, different layout, different crew, every time, and you'll figure it out fast.

• You can walk onto a brand new site and read the room, literally, in under an hour
• You don't need a familiar crew or a familiar building to do clean, tested work
• You manage your own time well on the road: hotels, per diem, flights, all of it
• You treat every install like your name's on it, because it is
• You genuinely like the travel, not just tolerate it

• BICSI certification (RCDD, Installer 1/2, Technician)
• Fusion splicing experience
• Manufacturer certifications with Panduit, Legrand, Comm Scope, or Corning
• TSA Pre Check or Global Entry (makes the travel side easier)
• Background in sports team leadership. Plenty of our best traveling techs were captains, coaches, or team leaders in competitive sports, people used to performing in unfamiliar environments on short notice, which is exactly this job.

Per diem, paid travel days, and a steady project pipeline that keeps you working instead of sitting around waiting for the next job. You'll see more of the country and more building types than a technician working one region ever will, and that range makes you sharper, not just busier. We also take the travel toll seriously: reasonable scheduling and real time off between long stretches.

If a new site next month sounds better than the same one for the next ten years, we want to hear from you.