Peyton Resource Group
Data Center Cable Technician – Entry Level; Contract
Long-term, open-ended contract (6-12+ months)
Contact Hourly Rate is $21-25/hr
Multiple openings
***** The Level 1 Data Center Cable Technician is responsible for supporting structured cabling installations within the data center environment. This entry-level role focuses on cable routing, termination, labeling, testing, and troubleshooting to ensure reliable connectivity and optimal network performance.
***** Install, route, and secure copper (Cat5e/6/6a) and fiber optic cables within ladder racks, trays, conduits, and cabinets. Terminate copper cabling to patch panels, jacks, and network equipment following industry standards (TIA/EIA). Assist with fiber optic terminations, polishing, and splicing (under supervision). Label cables, patch panels, and racks in accordance with site documentation standards. Perform basic cable testing and certification using tools such as Fluke testers, OTDR, and continuity testers. Support moves, adds, and changes (MACs) of cabling and hardware as requested.
***** 0–2 years of experience in cabling, low-voltage wiring, or related technical field. Basic knowledge of structured cabling standards (TIA/EIA, BICSI). Familiarity with copper and fiber cabling, patch panels, and network racks. Ability to use hand tools, cable testers, and labeling equipment. Willingness to learn advanced fiber and copper installation techniques. BICSI Installer 1 certification or equivalent training – preferred. Previous experience in a data center, telecom, or IT cabling environment – preferred.
***** The Level 1 Data Center Cable Technician is responsible for supporting structured cabling installations within the data center environment. This entry-level role focuses on cable routing, termination, labeling, testing, and troubleshooting to ensure reliable connectivity and optimal network performance.
***** Install, route, and secure copper (Cat5e/6/6a) and fiber optic cables within ladder racks, trays, conduits, and cabinets. Terminate copper cabling to patch panels, jacks, and network equipment following industry standards (TIA/EIA). Assist with fiber optic terminations, polishing, and splicing (under supervision). Label cables, patch panels, and racks in accordance with site documentation standards. Perform basic cable testing and certification using tools such as Fluke testers, OTDR, and continuity testers. Support moves, adds, and changes (MACs) of cabling and hardware as requested.
***** 0–2 years of experience in cabling, low-voltage wiring, or related technical field. Basic knowledge of structured cabling standards (TIA/EIA, BICSI). Familiarity with copper and fiber cabling, patch panels, and network racks. Ability to use hand tools, cable testers, and labeling equipment. Willingness to learn advanced fiber and copper installation techniques. BICSI Installer 1 certification or equivalent training – preferred. Previous experience in a data center, telecom, or IT cabling environment – preferred.