DoD Telecom/Network Cable Technician III

Posted 7 days ago

enterprise solutionsWashington (DC)

Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers Power and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction

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Senior

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$40–$51hr

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About the role

Fusion ES is hiring for a DoD Telecom/Network Cable Technician for traveling work.

Description Pay: $40–$51hr (1099 or FTE) Dependent Upon Experience

Travel Perks: Paid traveling and lodging

Location: Various locations (CONUS) Secret Clearance Required

Job Summary: Fusion ES is hiring Telecom/Network cable Technicians for a traveling infrastructure project. This is a great opportunity for experienced installers who want steady work, strong pay, and fully covered travel.

Responsibilities: Install and terminate fiber optic, coaxial, and copper cabling Support WiFi and voice system deployments Perform site surveys, testing, and troubleshooting Read and execute installation plans and diagrams Track inventory and complete project documentation Assist with or lead installation teams Load/unload materials and maintain job site organization Requirements 6+ years of cable installation or telecom experience Experience with fiber, coax, and structured cabling Ability to lift 60 lbs and work on ladders Willingness to travel and work flexible hours Basic skills in Excel and Word Why Apply? Paid travel + lodging Opportunity to work on large-scale network deployments Gain experience across multiple project sites

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