Union Data Center Lead Technician - Travel Team

About the Role:The Lead Cable Technician role primarily involves the installation and decommissioning of network and cabling infrastructure within a Data Center environment. A key aspect is the continuous pursuit of sustainable, repeatable, and improved solutions and processes. The individual is expected to provide leadership to crews and provide structured feedback on project progress to various stakeholders, ensuring high-quality workmanship, maintaining Data Center cleanliness, and adhering to all production, safety, and quality standards, codes, and industry best practices. The role also requires collaboration with stakeholders to resolve project obstacles and the ability to read and comprehend blueprints and building documentation. A broad understanding of Data Center infrastructure technologies is essential.What You will Do:Installation/decommissioning of network and cabling infrastructure in a Data Center environment.Deliver sustainable and repeatable solutions and processes, always with an eye on improvement.Provide structured feedback on project progress to Stakeholders. Exhibit quality workmanship on all work and maintain Data Center cleanliness.Follow all production, safety and quality standards, codes, and industry best practices.Collaborate with various Stakeholders to remove project obstacles.Reading and comprehending blueprints and building documentation/redline work.Broad understanding of Data Center infrastructure technologies.

What You will Need:3 years of hands-on experience supporting Data Center network and cabling installations or similar settings.Experienced in fusion splicing and should know how to pull all types of low voltage cables.Must be capable of leading a crew of 6-10 technicians. Must understand customer service, perform job walks and communicate with customer for job requirements.Accept responsibility for the outcome of work performed by employees that directly report to him/her.Knowledge and use of basic telecom hand tools. Clear understanding of job safety requirements.Be able to read and understand job floor plan.Should be familiar on wiring schemes and wiring testing. Should understand and be capable in performing field terminations and labeling.Capable of maintaining orderly paperwork, capable of running midsize to large projects and service jobs.Possess skill to layout MDF and IDF closets, be able to dress all types of cable and perform all types of terminations and should include basic understanding of fiber equipment, all types of cable and fiber terminations.Understanding of both copper and fiber cable testing and troubleshooting.Shall be able to work on analog, DSL, and be able to extend T1 lines.Be able to patch network equipment.Track and submit timesheets for crew reportingCopper/Fiber (term, test, splice, troubleshoot)Effectively communicate with Foreman, Leads, TechsUnderstanding metrics/SLA's and able to trackKnowledge and understanding of network HandoverTrack lessons learned as they occurCoordinates with QAQC on quality status walksKnowledge and understanding of Project Close OutIdentify the tech's strengths and weaknesses

You should be proficient in:

• Electrical Troubleshooting Skills
• Electrical Troubleshooting
• Low Voltage Cabling Installation
• copper splicing
• date center
• fiber splicing
• lead
• cabling