Cable Technician

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onesparqSavannah (GA)

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Job Description: Job Description One SparQ is looking for a Cable Technician in Savannah, GA

Required Skills: 4+ years of hands-on structured cabling experience Advanced experience installing, terminating, testing, and troubleshooting both copper and fiber-optic cabling Strong knowledge of Cat 5e/Cat 6/Cat 6A and fiber optic Experience routing cable through conduit, cable tray, above ceilings, between floors, and other pathways Ability to properly terminate, label, test, and document cabling installations Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills with the ability to identify and resolve complex cabling issues

Additional Skills: (not requried)Previous experience serving as a lead technician, mentoring junior technicians, or coordinating field activities Data center experience: Hands-on experience supporting large-scale data center builds, expansions, data halls, MDF/IDF environments, fiber backbones, rack/cross-connect installations, or high-density structured cabling deployments. Advanced fiber/testing expertise: Experience with MPO/MTP fiber, OTDR testing, Fluke certification testing, fusion splicing, or advanced fiber troubleshooting. Responsibiltiies: Lead and perform the installation, termination, testing, repair, and maintenance of copper and fiber-optic structured cabling systems Install cabling through conduit, cable tray, above ceilings, between floors, and other designated pathways according to project specifications Terminate and test copper and fiber connections to ensure proper performance and compliance with project requirements Troubleshoot complex cabling and connectivity issues and determine appropriate corrective actions Communicate project status, technical issues, and resolutions accurately and professionally to customers and management Identify recurring technical issues and recommend improvements to prevent future problems

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