Low Voltage Technician

Fuse Staffing • Full-time • Fort Worth, Texas, United States • $22 - $30 / hour • 20h ago

Job Summary

We are seeking motivated and detail-oriented Low Voltage Technicians to install, maintain, and troubleshoot low voltage systems across commercial and industrial sites. Work includes structured cabling, security and communication systems, and basket tray installation. Level 2 & Level 3 positions are available.

Responsibilities

Install, configure, and troubleshoot low voltage systems, including CCTV, access control, fiber optic cabling, VoIP telephony, and Ethernet networks in commercial, industrial, and data center environments.
Install and secure basket tray and other cable tray systems, including supports, brackets, and associated hardware.
Route, organize, and secure cables within basket tray systems.
Read and interpret schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical manuals to accurately complete installations and repairs.
Perform fiber splicing and cable management for high-speed data transmission systems.
Conduct field service visits to diagnose issues, perform equipment repairs, and verify system functionality meets project specifications.
Install network equipment such as Cisco routers, Juniper devices, and Avaya telephony systems while following applicable electrical codes.
Use hand tools and power tools safely to complete cabling runs with Cat5, Cat6, and other low voltage cables.
Safely set up, climb, and work from ladders, including 24-foot ladders, while following site safety requirements and manufacturer instructions.
Document completed work through reports and logs and communicate effectively with project teams and customers.

Skills

Commercial construction: Experience working on active commercial or industrial jobsites.
Structured cabling: Pulling and terminating cables; installing J-hooks, sleeves, racks, and cable tray in telecom rooms.
Basket tray installation: Installing, supporting, and securing basket tray systems and routing and organizing cables within them.
Ladder work: Ability to safely set up, climb, and work from ladders, including 24-foot ladders.
Access control: Pulling and terminating cables, installing and wiring panels, and installing card readers and cameras.
Audio visual: Pulling and terminating cables and installing displays, projectors, speakers, and touch panels.
DAS: Pulling and terminating cables, installing antennas and splitters/tappers, and installing head-end equipment.
Data centers: Installing cable tray systems and racks and pulling fiber and category cable.
Fiber optics: Installing and terminating fiber in a commercial setting using a fusion splicer. Fiber-to-the-home experience does not qualify.