The network cabling technician performs various functions, including installing commercial networks and wiring low-voltage infrastructures, as well as testing and troubleshooting cables.
The job description of a network cabling technician generally includes the following obligations, duties, duties and responsibilities that he fulfills:
Download and install workstations, laptops, and peripherals
Install data devices, including data racks, patch panels, cable ducts, etc.
uses suitable test equipment to test installed cables
Documents all information on all cables and devices
improves installation and troubleshooting procedures
Performs cabling installations, including new commercial data, voice, fiber, and pagers
Drive a company vehicle and use a variety of tools such as hand tools, power tools, stairs, leak detectors, scissor lifts and test equipment
Provides customers with instructions on the correct use of all installed devices and solves customer problems
Executes the customer's instructions regarding the operation and functionality of the system
Check the systems and the signal
Follow safety guidelines and procedures and report accidents, hazards, and equipment problems
It takes responsibility for installing new cables in new or existing buildings
Ends and tests new cables
Responsible for the creation of new telecommunication frames
Install Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a, and fiber optic cable systems
Builds and installs shelves, closes and closes cabinets, performs tests and troubleshooting
Label, pull and terminate the cable.
Manages cable systems by installing, repairing, programming and updating the cable infrastructure
Performs preventive maintenance and repair work by solving wiring system problems
Use established procedures to test each newly installed or repositioned cable
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