Low Voltage Cabling Technician | Growth & Weekly Pay

QPS Employment Group; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 28,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay

PTO & benefits

Sign-on & referral bonuses

Career growth with training

National footprint

Job summary

Next Level Technician in Brookfield, WI is seeking a Low Voltage Cable Technician – Structured Cabling with 2+ years of commercial/industrial experience. You will pull, terminate, and label cabling, test with standard testers, and install racks, patch panels, and security systems.

Applicants should have structured cabling and fiber optic experience; certifications such as BICSI, Lift, or OSHA are a plus. Willingness to travel within Wisconsin is required. Weekly pay and benefits are offered.

Qualifications

• 2+ years commercial/industrial low voltage experience.
• Experience with structured cabling, voice/data, or security systems preferred.
• Fiber optic installation, termination, and/or splicing preferred.
• BICSI, Lift, and OSHA certifications a plus.
• Basic hand tools and PPE (hard hat, safety glasses, gloves, hi-vis vest, steel-toe boots) is expected.

Responsibilities

• Pull, terminate, dress, and label CAT5e/CAT6, voice, data, security, paging, nurse call, and fiber optic systems.
• Test installed cable with Fluke or similar testers.
• Punch down voice and data jacks and perform cross-connects.
• Install racks, patch panels, cable trays, cabinets, MDF/IDF.
• Work safely on ladders/lifts and at heights.
• Read and interpret blueprints/system layouts.
• Install and support access control, CCTV, audio/visual, security, paging, nurse call systems.

Skills

Low voltage experience

Structured cabling

Fiber optic work

Travel to WI

Certs a plus

Job description

Next Level Technician in Brookfield, WI is seeking a Low Voltage Cable Technician – Structured Cabling with 2+ years of commercial/industrial experience. You will pull, terminate, and label cabling, test with standard testers, and install racks, patch panels, and security systems.

Applicants should have structured cabling and fiber optic experience; certifications such as BICSI, Lift, or OSHA are a plus. Willingness to travel within Wisconsin is required. Weekly pay and benefits are offered.