IOT, Data And Networking Technician

Low Voltage Technician jobs are in demand and a great long‑term career choice. If you are not already licensed, apprentice positions are available for this license. You can have a thriving career working for some of the premier companies thanks to the explosion of smart IoT (Internet of Things) of all things low voltage.

The majority of the work performed by Technicians includes installation and maintenance of any Low Voltage Cabling for systems that support commercial buildings in the United States. Essentially, Low Voltage Technicians execute structured cabling work to install, service and maintain, repair and modify the low voltage category cabling, Security, Fire, Access Control, Surveillance Video, communications cabling, fiber optic cabling, Networking and Network management, Automation, Audio‑Video Systems, Lighting and many other low voltage cabling and technology systems.

We Complete a Wide Range Of Specific Tasks To Ensure That All Aspects Of The Client’s Systems Are In Good Health.

• Pulling, labeling, dressing and termination of horizontal cable, including cat5, cat6, fiber, coax, AV wire, Fire Alarm and security & access control.
• Configure, maintain, and fix issues of the data network, telephony systems, security, fire, access control, CCTV and other associated technologies in conformity with the conventional processes and standards.
• Provide System Testing and documentation.
• Use high level testers, install telecommunications equipment, switches, routers, building support structure such as ladder racks and cable tray while following industry standards, reading blueprints and coordinating with other trade contractors efficiently.

If you have work for a public utility company (PUC) you are ready to apply. If you are already IT savvy, there are opportunities in this category. Successful candidates in this category are offered advancement into LEB and LEA career paths.

You must have at least a GED or a high school diploma to be considered. You must have a valid driver’s license and a fundamental knowledge of EIA, TIA and ANSI Standards (Electrical Industry Association; Telecommunications Industry Association and American National Standards Institute).

• Bachelor’s or associate degrees in Electrical Engineering, IT, or Computer Networking.
• CNCI (Certified Network Cable Installer) Qualification.
• Joining and studying under organizations such as BICSI and NFPA.

You should have a foundational knowledge of the EIA / TIA standards, a basic understanding of Blue Print Reading and interpretation, and love technology. You also need to be aware of OSHA safety standards, have planning and organization skills to meet daily work requirements, be willing to travel to remote job sites, have a vehicle and a valid driver’s license, strong written and verbal communication skills, as well as strong analytical and problem‑solving skills.

The average annual compensation in Oregon and SW Washington is $55,800. Working for a company in Oregon who has project‑ready clients can earn you $24 to $30 per hour, depending on experience and certifications held.

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