Job purpose

As a WPI Lead Installation Technician, you will play a vital role in performing low voltage installations in the Integrated Communications Technologies construction field. You will be responsible for cabling and installation of IP/CCTV cameras, thermal cameras, radars, analytics, monitors, rack equipment, etc...; Access Control Systems; Intrusion Detection Systems; Intercom Systems & Relays. This role demands meticulous attention to detail, strong communication skills, and the ability to adapt to evolving project needs.

Duties and responsibilities

• Demonstrate ability to consistently complete projects within budget, on time and in a safe manner.
• Demonstrate advanced troubleshooting skills.
• Adhere to all required project safety and operational requirements as set forth by WPI and OSHA.
• Install CAT5e, Cat6, RG6, fiber, and misc. low voltage wiring.
• Pull, terminate, and test all standard industry cable types.
• Complete various administrative processes related to service and projects.
• Continued trade education, training, and personal development.
• Perform any other duties not specifically stated herein, but which your supervisor may assign.

Qualifications

• GED or High School Diploma.
• Must have at least 5 years of hands-on practical experience.
• CAT5, 5e, 6, and 6a data cabling including the termination of RJ45 and keystone jacks.
• Must be certified to operate a manlift.
• Must have experience installing and setting up IT infrastructure rack.
• Must have experience installing and deploying CCTV cameras.
• Must have experience with Fiber optic cabling includes splicing, polishing, and quick connection terminations.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Strong work ethics (promptness, reliability, responsible, moral).
• Be able to lift minimum of 50lbs climb ladders, crouch, kneel, stoop, push and pull, and repetitive motions.
• Communicate respectfully and courteously, anticipating customer needs, using best judgement when completing assigned scope.
• Savvy with technology and driven to understand how things work.
• Fiber optic cabling includes splicing, polishing, and quick connection terminations.
• Coax cabling including F and/or BNC connector termination.
• Server rack and closet buildouts including patch panel termination and network switch setup in MDF/IDF environments.
• J-hooks, ladder racks, and cable trays.
• 110 and 66 wiring blocks.
• Network wireless access points.
• Digital antenna boosters.
• Audio systems and SPL meter testing.
• LED boards and video walls.
• Smart boards, interactive touch screens, and flat panel displays.
• High-end projectors.
• Integrated AV equipment including Cisco, Zoom, Polycom, Digital signage, IPTV, SMART Board, Crestron, AMX, Extron, Kramer, ClearOne, Biamp.
• Fault finding, onsite diagnostics, and technical checks.
• Soldering of cables.
• Teleconferencing center buildouts.
• Workstation outlets.
• TIA, EIA, BICSI, or NEC Standards for installation, troubleshooting, service, communication standards, electrical codes, and building codes.

Working Conditions:

• Typical hours of work Monday through Friday; 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
• Weekend hours as necessary.
• Travel to different sites as needed.
• Work conditions are both inside and outside.