Augusta Country Club is hiring a hands-on technician who is equally comfortable rebuilding a workstation and pulling cable through a ceiling. This is a rare combined role: roughly half traditional technology support, half structured cabling and low-voltage infrastructure across a large, historic campus. You will not sit at a help desk all day, and you will not pull wire all day. You will do both — often in the same afternoon.
W H A T Y O U ' L L D O
Technology Support Deploy, image, and support Windows workstations, laptops, printers, and mobile devices Troubleshoot desktop, network, and application issues for staff across the club Support point-of-sale, time clock, and club management systems Maintain accurate asset and documentation records Infrastructure & Cabling Install, terminate, test, and certify Cat6/Cat6A copper for data and voice Pull, dress, and label cable in ceilings, walls, crawlspaces, and outbuildings Build and maintain IDF/MDF racks, patch panels, and cable management Install and terminate fiber runs between buildings; test and troubleshoot Support access control, cameras, wireless access points, sound, and paging
W H A T W E ' R E L O O K I N G F O R
Required 2+ years in technology support and/or low-voltage installation Able to terminate and certify Cat6/Cat6A to standard Working knowledge of TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS, VLANs, and switch basics Comfortable with Windows 10/11, Microsoft 365, and Active Directory Able to read and act on a cable certification report Valid driver's license and clean driving record Able to lift 50 lbs and work from ladders, lifts, attics, and crawlspaces Preferred CompTIA A+ and/or Network+ BICSI Installer 1, Installer 2, or Technician
FOA CFOT
— fusion splicing a strong plus Manufacturer certification: Panduit, CommScope, or Corning Ubiquiti/UniFi, Meraki, or comparable network hardware Hospitality, resort, campus, or private club experience Access control, IP camera, or A/V systems experience Drug Free Employer - Drug test to be completed after offer Equal Opportunity Employer