Entry-Level Data Center Technician - No Experience Needed

Monroechamber; Ridgeville (SC); On-site; USD 23,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay

PTO

Medical benefits

Sign-on bonus

Referral bonuses

Job summary

Next Level Technician is hiring a Construction Laborer in Summerville, SC to support commercial and industrial projects, including data centers, schools, and hospitals. The role offers weekly pay at $20/hr and provides training for career growth in construction and low-voltage trades.

Responsibilities include site cleanup, material handling, assisting skilled trades, basic low-voltage tasks, and strict adherence to safety procedures.

Qualifications

• Mechanical aptitude and ability to use basic hand tools.
• Ability to lift 50+ lbs and work in various job site conditions.
• Willingness to learn and grow in construction and low-voltage trades.
• Commitment to workplace safety and quality.

Responsibilities

• Support daily construction activities including site cleanup, material handling, and staging materials.
• Assist skilled tradespeople and supervisors with various job site tasks.
• Learn and perform basic low-voltage installation support, including pulling cable, labeling, and organizing materials.
• Follow all site safety procedures and properly utilize required PPE.
• Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work environment.
• Use basic hand tools and assist with installation tasks as directed.
• Take direction, receive training, and continue developing construction and technical skills.

Skills

Mechanical aptitude

Lifting 50+ lbs

Teamwork

Willingness to learn

Safety-conscious

Strong work ethic

Job description

Next Level Technician is hiring a Construction Laborer in Summerville, SC to support commercial and industrial projects, including data centers, schools, and hospitals. The role offers weekly pay at $20/hr and provides training for career growth in construction and low-voltage trades.

Responsibilities include site cleanup, material handling, assisting skilled trades, basic low-voltage tasks, and strict adherence to safety procedures.