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Data Cabling Contract Jobs in Wisconsin (NOW HIRING)

They are known to respect a traditional work week and often extend contracts for added job security ... Cleaning Fiber and copper cables * Cleaning and replacing SFPs if needed * Installation and ...

They are known to respect a traditional work week and often extend contracts for added job security ... Cleaning Fiber and copper cables * Cleaning and replacing SFPs if needed * Installation and ...

WI · On-site

$120 - $150/hr

This includes the layer 1 fiber and copper data network cabling, operational voice (both wired and ... Write, negotiate, and manage construction contracts with subcontractors across multiple disciplines ...

... cabling and fiber optic systems to support reliable voice, data, security, and low-voltage ... Job Type & Location This is a Contract to Hire position based out of Milwaukee, WI. Pay and ...

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Data Cabling Contract information

What is a data cabling contract?

A Data Cabling Contract job involves the installation, maintenance, and repair of structured cabling systems that support data, voice, and video communications. Contractors work with fiber optic and copper cables to connect network devices, ensuring efficient and reliable connectivity. These jobs are often project-based and may involve working in commercial, residential, or industrial settings. Responsibilities include testing, troubleshooting, and adhering to industry standards and safety regulations.

What skills and qualifications are needed for a data cabling contract?

To thrive in a Data Cabling Contract role, you need a solid understanding of network infrastructure, cable installation techniques, and safety protocols, often supported by certifications such as BICSI or CompTIA Network+. Proficiency in using tools like cable testers, crimpers, and labeling systems, as well as familiarity with EIA/TIA standards, is commonly required. Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and effective communication abilities are valuable soft skills for success. These qualifications ensure efficient, reliable installations and help maintain high standards for network performance and safety.

What is the typical work environment for a data cabling contract?

Professionals in Data Cabling Contract roles often work at varied sites, including office buildings, data centers, schools, and construction zones, frequently moving between projects as needed. The job may involve working in confined spaces, above ceilings, or below floors, and sometimes requires travel to multiple client locations within a region. Teams are generally collaborative, coordinating with project managers, IT staff, and other trades such as electricians to meet installation timelines. The work setting is hands-on and can occasionally require overtime or weekend hours to minimize disruptions to client operations. Staying adaptable to different environments and following safety measures is key to success in this position.

What cities in Wisconsin are hiring for Data Cabling Contract jobs?

Cities in Wisconsin with the most Data Cabling Contract job openings:

Data Center Infrastructure Technician II

Beacon Technologies

Madison, WI • On-site

$15 - $23/hr

Contractor

Posted 10 days ago


Job description

 Top Required Skills & Years of Experience:
  • Installing, decommissioning, and troubleshooting data center IT hardware and power/data cabling infrastructure (3+ years).
  • Experienced with datacenter design and management concept (3+ years).
  • Working closely with facility maintenance and security staff, solution vendors, and customers to support datacenter operations (3+ years).
  • Working within data center environments supporting data and power distribution, developing the physical infrastructure and network connectivity for installations at data center facilities (3+ years).

Nice to Have Skills:
Knowledge of electrical and mechanical systems in use in a data center environment including feeders, transformers, generators, switchgear, UPS systems, ATS/STS units, PDU's, chillers, and air handling units.
Experience working with a datacenter visitor management system.
Experience with Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) tools.

Interview Process: First interviews will be 45 minutes over Teams.  Second interviews will be in person in Madison, WI.  Depending on number of qualified candidates, we may opt to do phone screenings prior to formal interviews. IF SUBMITTING OUT OF STATE CANDIDATES, THEY MUST BE ABLE TO ATTEND IN-PERSON INTERVIEW FOR SECOND ROUND. Please note, the use of AI during interviews is strictly prohibited. If candidates are suspected to be using any form of AI assistance during interviews, they will be immediately removed from consideration.

Duration of the Contract: 6/30/27 with extension possible.

Onsite or Remote? Candidates must be a WI resident or willing to relocate to WI prior to starting the role at their own expense. Onsite role reporting daily in Madison, WI. If submitting out of state candidates, they MUST be available to come onsite for a second interview. 100% ONSITE.

Project details (project overview, who the contractor will work with, soft skills needed, etc.):
Delivers comprehensive enterprise data center infrastructure and service support including the development, coordination, and management of physical systems, security systems, networking, operational workflow, and stakeholder relationships. Provides day-to-day operational support, maintenance and long-term planning assistance to ensure subsystems and infrastructure function together and business needs are met.

Data Center Infrastructure Technician II:
  • Delivers comprehensive enterprise data center infrastructure and service support including the development,coordination, and management of physical systems, security systems, networking, operational workflow, and stakeholder relationships.
  • Provides day-to-day operational support, maintenance and long-term planningassistance to ensure subsystems and infrastructure function together and business needs are met.
  • Integrates, identifies, troubleshoots, monitors, and resolves moderately complex, routine, and varied supported services and data center problems according to established policies, standards and procedures.
  • Interfaces with the Network Operations team to develop the physical infrastructure and network connectivity for installations at multiple sites including owned, leased, and collocation data center facilities.
  • Manages operational intake, outtake and coordinates disposal of data center and other equipment.
  • Specifies and facilitates technology procurements related to data center operations and/or service offerings.
  • Assists, facilitates and guides data center solutions and strategies.
  • Supports all aspects of the data center service, including billing, customer service and long-term planning.
  • Plans, directs and supports implementation of small to medium technical projects as needed.
  • Maintains accuracy of the operational inventory of all data center equipment using the prevailing configuration management tools.
  • Installs, maintains, and troubleshoots data center IT assets and cabling infrastructure.
  • Interfaces with and guides vendors and customers to troubleshoot and install related server, storage and network equipment.
  • Monitors and coordinates security access, and ensures adherence to all policies, standards and procedures within the data centers.
  • Creates and maintains user training materials and basic technical documentation regarding data center related systems and operations, communicating changes to stakeholders.
  • Serves as a point of contact for internal and external stakeholders (including facility management), identifies needs, provides solution options, and communicates issue updates and resolutions.
  • Works closely with facilities, security, vendors, vendor management, and customer teams to support datacenter operations.
  • Ensures compliance with operational procedures, change management processes, and customer service expectations.
  • Applies working knowledge of ITIL processes, standards and guidelines.
  • Coordinates scheduled and emergency activities impacting the data center infrastructure.
  • Coordinates rack installations, decommissions, migrations, and deliveries.
  • Escorts visitors as required.
  • Assists with audits and operational readiness reviews.
  • Maintains knowledge of server, network, storage, rack security, and power distribution.
  • Coordinates multiple projects and priorities simultaneously.
  • Maintains familiarity with ticketing systems and asset management tools.
  • Leverages various technologies and tools to manage data center infrastructure, service management, capacity planning and monitoring of data center operational components.
  • Provides guidance to junior employees.
  • Maintains accurate records of data center related events and incidents.
  • Supports incident response and communicate status updates to stakeholders.