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Fusion Cable Systems, LLC
CT Licensed Low Voltage/Communications Technician
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An MRI Technician or Technologist performs MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) or CT (computerized tomography) scans to diagnose medical conditions. Operates equipment used in scans and assists with analyzing the results. Works in healthcare facilities or diagnostic laboratories in collaboration with physicians and other healthcare specialists.
$67,084 / year median in Connecticut
Job Description
Connecticut Licensed Low Voltage / Communications Technician Join a small team where character matters as much as craftsmanship. Technical skills can be taught. Character, integrity, and the desire to be part of a team come from within. Fusion Cable Systems is an established Connecticut electrical and communications contractor specializing in limited energy systems, structured cabling, IT networking, access control, video distribution, fiber optics, distributed antenna systems (DAS), security system integration, and related data communications technologies. We're a small company by choice. It allows us to know our customers, know our employees, and take care of both. We're currently looking for an experienced, Connecticut-licensed technician to join our team. Who We're Looking For The license and technical experience get the conversation started. The person behind them matters even more. We're looking for someone who is honest, dependable, personable, and comfortable becoming part of a small, close-knit team. Just as importantly, we're looking for someone who enjoys helping the people working beside them. There are no unimportant employees at Fusion. Our technicians collaborate directly with our customers, often with very little supervision. That requires good judgment, integrity, and the ability to communicate comfortably and professionally with everyone from an IT manager or facilities director to a teacher, administrator or another technician who is simply trying to get their system working again. We want someone who takes ownership of their work, admits when they don't know something, asks questions when necessary and takes pride in leaving a job better than they found it. Connecticut License Requirement Candidates must currently hold one of the following State of Connecticut licenses:
- E-1
- E-2
- C-5
- C-6
- L-5
- L-6
- T-1
- T-2 An E-1 or E-2 license is preferred.
Our work includes:
- Structured copper and fiber-optic cabling
- Power Over Ethernet (PoE) cabling and device installation
- IT network rooms, racks, and infrastructure
- Network room surveys and retrofits.
- CCTV and video management systems
- Access control & Security Systems
- Distributed antenna systems (DAS)
- Intercom and communications systems
- System troubleshooting, upgrades, and service Experience and certification with some of the technologies and manufacturers we work with is certainly helpful, but we don't expect anyone to walk through the door knowing everything.
- Competitive compensation is based on experience and ability .
- Paid vacation.
- Paid sick time.
- Medical & Dental Insurance
- Profit sharing
- Flexible comp time
- Ongoing technical and manufacturer training
- Varied and challenging work
- Opportunities to learn new technologies.
- A small-company environment where your ideas and contributions matter
- A team of talented technicians who genuinely help one another.