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Acuative, the nation's leading independent provider of telecommunications field services, seeks a Field Service Technician to install and maintain voice and data networks, servers, and retail technology systems. You will cover a wide area, often traveling to customer sites and working with structured cabling and wireless equipment.
The role requires lifting up to 50 pounds, climbing ladders, and occasional after-hours calls.
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This is a full time benefits eligible position that includes a company vehicle, gas card for vehicle, inventory, and training. Paid training including such topics as Routers, Switches, Rack and Stack and Structured Cabling among other topics. If you are technical, Acuative is willing to invest in you for this role.
This position requires a person willing to go to new places. Tickets can be assigned four or more hours away to provide installation and maintenance services to voice and data networks, servers, computer systems, retail technology systems, and other network-based hardware.
To be eligible for this role you must have a clear driver’s license (no more than 4 points), have the Covid-19 vaccination, and willing to work mostly M-F with opportunity for overtime and call out pay after hours. This position often works alone, and qualified applicants must be able to lift up to fifty pounds above head and climb a ladder.
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