Infrastructure Technician II

Job Description

Key Responsibilities

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Structured Cabling & Infrastructure

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• Install, test, service, and decommission structured cabling systems, including:

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• Fiber optic cabling

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• Copper cabling

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• Communications systems

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• Low-voltage infrastructure

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• Install and remove cabinets, racks, cable trays, pathways, and related data center infrastructure.

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• Perform physical installations, removals, and infrastructure modifications with accuracy and attention to detail.

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• Route, label, terminate, test, and commission cabling in accordance with project requirements and industry standards.

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Safety & Quality

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• Follow all applicable safety requirements, site procedures, and industry best practices.

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• Maintain a clean, organized, and hazard-free work environment.

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• Perform work with a strong focus on quality, accuracy, and productivity.

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• Ensure installations meet project specifications, customer requirements, and applicable standards.

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• Properly use required personal protective equipment (PPE).

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Technical Execution

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• Read and interpret project drawings, specifications, installation documentation, and manufacturer guidelines.

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• Apply a solid understanding of structured cabling installation, routing, labeling, testing, and commissioning.

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• Identify potential installation issues and communicate them to supervisors or project leadership.

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• Complete assigned work efficiently while maintaining high standards for workmanship.

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Team Collaboration & Mentoring

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• Work collaboratively with technicians, supervisors, project teams, and customer representatives.

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• Assist less experienced technicians by sharing technical knowledge and best practices.

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• Help coordinate materials, tools, equipment, and daily tasks to support project progress.

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• Communicate clearly and professionally with team members and site personnel.

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Qualifications & Skills

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Required

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• High school diploma, GED, or equivalent.

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• 3–5 years of telecommunications, structured cabling, or related low-voltage experience.

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• Data center experience is strongly .

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• Ability to safely and effectively use telecom and construction hand tools.

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• Ability to distinguish cable colors for identification and installation.

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• Ability to read, write, and communicate effectively in English.

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• Reliable transportation and dependable attendance.

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• Strong attention to detail and pride in quality workmanship.

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• Ability to work independently while following established instructions and procedures.

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• Positive, professional attitude and ability to adapt to changing project requirements.

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Certifications

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• OSHA 10 certification ; certification must be obtained within 90 days if not already held.

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• First Aid/CPR certification required within 90 days.

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• FOA certifications .

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• BICSI cabling certifications or similar industry credentials .

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Ideal Candidate

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The successful candidate will be:

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• Reliable, punctual, and prepared to work.

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• Self-motivated with a strong work ethic and sense of integrity.

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• Comfortable working in fast-paced, changing environments.

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• Willing to learn new technologies, techniques, and processes.

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• Comfortable teaching and supporting less experienced team members.

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• Detail-oriented with a strong commitment to quality.

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• Flexible regarding work schedules, including occasional nights, weekends, overtime, and after-hours work.

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• Safety-conscious and committed to following established procedures.

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