Cabling Technician / Entry-Level IT Technician

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business computer solutionsKilgore (TX)

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Job Description: We're looking for a hands-on, dependable, and motivated individual to join our team as a Cabling Technician / Entry-Level IT Tech. If you’re someone who likes solving problems, working with your hands, and learning new tech every day, you’ll fit right in.
What You’ll Do: Install, terminate, and test low-voltage cabling (Cat 5e, Cat 6, coax, fiber)Assist with setting up and troubleshooting basic network hardware (routers, switches, etc.)Support our IT team with on-site customer visits and basic helpdesk-style tasks Maintain a clean and organized work environment (because no one likes a messy rack)Climb ladders, crawl in ceilings, and occasionally work in tight or hot spaces
What We’re Looking For: Basic understanding of networking concepts is a plus Ability to use hand and power tools safely Comfortable with physical work, including lifting and working on ladders Great attitude, good communication skills, and punctuality are non-negotiable Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation Must be able to pass a background check Bonus Points For: Previous cabling or IT experience CompTIA or Cisco certifications (even if you're just studying for them)A good sense of humor
Perks: On-the-job training and growth opportunities Supportive team environment Tools and equipment provided Paid time off, holidays, and other benefits \nCompany
Description: Business Computer Solutions acts as an outsourced IT department for small business. In addition to our IT services, we also offer support for Sage 100, Custom Applications, and accounting services.
Company Description: Business Computer Solutions acts as an outsourcedIT department for small business. In addition to our IT services, we also offer support for Sage 100, Custom Applications, and accounting services.

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