About Fayette Technologies Fayette Technologies LLC is a growing technology services provider focused on delivering reliable, high-quality IT and low voltage solutions to businesses across the region and beyond. Our services include structured cabling, network infrastructure, field service support, and technical consulting. We pride ourselves on professionalism, responsiveness, and execution. Our technicians represent the brand in the field, and we prioritize delivering clean, efficient work and strong client experiences. Overview Join Fayette Technologies as a Low Voltage Cabling Technician and play a key role in delivering reliable, high-quality network and low voltage infrastructure solutions. This position begins part-time , with a clear path to full-time employment based on performance and workload growth . The selected technician will support a variety of commercial projects, including structured cabling, site surveys, and low-voltage system installations. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated technician looking to grow with a company and take on increasing responsibility in a fast-paced, hands-on environment. Duties & Responsibilities Installation & Cabling Install, route, terminate, and test low voltage cabling including: Cat5 / Cat5e / Cat6 Coaxial (RG6, RG59) Alarm / security wiring Other low-voltage systems as required Follow prints and project specifications exactly; verify scope before beginning work Pull and route cable using proper support methods (J-hooks, bridle rings, conduit, etc.) with consistent spacing and secure fastening Maintain clean cable pathways: No unsupported or loose cabling No excessive slack or unnecessary loops Proper separation from electrical where applicable Label all cables clearly at both ends and maintain organized layouts Leave appropriate service loops at head-end and device locations Deliver clean, professional installations that are easy to service and scale Site Surveys & Field Work Conduct onsite walkthroughs to evaluate: MDF/IDF rooms and rack space Ceiling types and cable pathways Existing cabling and infrastructure Access challenges and installation constraints Identify potential issues before installation (pathway limitations, congestion, obstructions) Document findings with clear photos, notes, and survey forms Troubleshooting & Quality Control Test and verify cabling for continuity and performance Identify and correct installation issues before job completion Assist with troubleshooting connectivity or cabling-related problems Ensure all work meets professional standards and is ready for client use Documentation & Communication Submit required deliverables including: Photos of work (before, during, after) Notes on routing, labeling, and any deviations Accurately track time and job progress (check-in/check-out) Communicate discrepancies between scope and site conditions immediately Job Execution & Professional Standards Follow all work order instructions and scope requirements Do not perform out-of-scope work without approval Maintain a clean and safe work environment (no debris, no leftover materials) Represent Fayette Technologies professionally with clients and onsite personnel Perform all work in accordance with industry best practices and applicable low voltage installation standards Tools & Equipment Technicians are expected to provide and maintain their own basic tools, including: Cable termination tools (crimpers, punch-down tools, testers, etc.) Hand tools, power tools and standard installation equipment Ladders appropriate for typical commercial installations (6' to 12') Coverage Area and Travel Most of the work we do is within 4 hours of Southwestern Pennsylvania. Occasional overnight travel may be required depending on the project and workload. When traveling, employees receive the following benefits: Full pay for "windshield time" Company paid fuel (expense card or reimbursement) Company paid lodging (company booked or reimbursement) Per Diem pay (daily allowance for meals and incidentals)

Requirements:

Experience pulling and terminating CAT5, CAT5e and CAT6 cabling - must have experience crimping RJ45's, punching down Keystone jacks and patch panels Experience installing and troubleshooting network equipment such as cameras, access points, switches, printers and point-of-sale equipment Ability to pass a background check Ability to pass a drug screening Valid state-issued driver's license (no suspensions, etc.) Reliable transportation with the ability to transport tools (ladders)

Preferred Qualifications:

Aerial lift certification and experience Experience installing, testing and terminating fiber optic cabling Experience with structured cabling in large "big box" retail environments Experience troubleshooting and repairing electronic equipment such as printers and TV's (internal board and parts replacement). Telco / telephone experience is a plus - installing and troubleshooting analog phone lines, terminating and cross-connecting on 66-blocks, etc.

Note:

Due to scheduling and potential service routes, the technician should be prepared to work independently with own tools. Select specialized tools or materials may be provided or reimbursed based on project requirements and prior approval.

Pay:

$22.00 - $28.00 per hour

Benefits:

Flexible schedule Fuel card On-the-job training Opportunities for advancement Professional development assistance

Work Location:

In person