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Low Voltage Technician

Phoenix, AZ · On-site

$25 - $35/hr

... audio installation, and telephony**. Candidates must meet the following requirements ... DSL & Phone Line Tester (To check POTS lines and DSL filters) - RJ11 & RJ45 Crimping Tool (For ...

Installs, maintains/repairs, and tests residential/small business telecommunication service (POTS, Prism, Fiber and DSL). Connects wires and cables to terminals, frames, and attaches/detaches various ...

Wyyerd Fiber is seeking an Operations Technician II who will be responsible for configuring, installing and repairing FTTH GPON and DSL plant and equipment to meet quality standards and deliver an ...

Installs, configures, maintains, and repairs Key Systems, PBX, Centrex Systems, and other business systems such as fiber terminals, ISPs, ISDN, DSL, T-1s, and/or DS3s (carriers, paging, and wireless)

As a Field Service Technician , you will assist with on-site installations, troubleshooting ... DSL, ISDN Voice & Data, Testing & Certifying Loops To Support Data, Voice, and/or Video.

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What is the difference between Dsl Installer vs Cable Technician?

AspectDsl InstallerCable Technician
CredentialsTypically requires technical certifications or training in DSL systemsOften requires certifications in cable installation and troubleshooting
Work EnvironmentInstallations primarily in residential and commercial buildings for DSL servicesInstallations and repairs mainly for cable TV and internet in various settings
Employer & IndustryTelecommunications companies providing DSL internet servicesCable TV and internet providers

While both roles involve installing and maintaining broadband services, a Dsl Installer specializes in setting up DSL internet connections, whereas a Cable Technician focuses on cable TV and internet infrastructure. The skills and certifications often overlap, but their primary work environments and service types differ.

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Low Voltage Technician

Tru Tech

Phoenix, AZ • On-site

$25 - $35/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 22 days ago

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Job description

We are looking for a knowledgeable 1099 technician who owns their own tools and vehicle, we offer 30 an hour plus travel.

**Technician Requirements & Qualifications**

We are seeking a **qualified technician** with the necessary tools, knowledge, and experience in **networking, structured cabling, digital signage, audio installation, and telephony**. Candidates must meet the following requirements:

### **Required Tools** You must supply tools.

#### **General Tools for All Technicians**

- Screwdrivers & Nut Drivers (Phillips, flathead, Torx, security bits)

- Pliers (Needle-nose, diagonal cutters, slip-joint, channel lock)

- Adjustable Wrenches (Standard & mini sizes)

- Wire Strippers (For different gauge wires)

- Hex Keys (Metric & SAE sets)

- Utility Knife (Retractable for wire cutting & stripping)

- Measuring Tape (25-50ft)

- Label Maker (Dymo/Brother for proper cable labeling)

- Sharpies & Pens (For marking and labeling)

- Cable Ties & Velcro Straps (For cable management)

- Tool Bag or Backpack (To keep everything organized)

- Fiberglass Fish Tape & Poles (For pulling cable through walls and ceilings)

- Stud Finder (For mounting equipment)

- Small Parts Organizer (For screws, anchors, and connectors)

- USB to Serial Adapter (For RS232 control of digital signage screens)

#### **1. Network Engineer Tools (Including Low Voltage & Structured Cabling)**

- Network Cable Tester

- Tone and Probe Kit

- RJ45 Crimping Tool (For Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a, Cat7 cables)

- Loopback Plugs (For network device testing)

- Patch Panel Punch-Down Tool (110/66 type)

- Cable Management Bars & Raceway Tools (For organizing network racks)

- Ethernet Port Lock & Unlock Keys (For security & maintenance)

- Power over Ethernet (PoE) Tester (To verify PoE switches & devices)

- Cisco Console Cable

#### **2. Digital Signage Technician Tools**

- USB to Serial Adapter (For RS232 control of digital signage screens)

- Crimping Tool for BNC & Coaxial Connectors

- Hammer Drill & Drill Bits

- Leveling Tools & Laser Level (For perfect display mounting)

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#### **3. Audio Installation Technician Tools**

- Impedance Meter (To check speaker wiring & resistance)

- Soldering Iron & Soldering Kit (For repairing audio connectors)

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#### **4. Telephony Technician Tools (For PBX, VoIP, and Analog Phone Systems)**

- Butt Set (Telephone Test Set) (For testing analog phone lines)

- DSL & Phone Line Tester (To check POTS lines and DSL filters)

- RJ11 & RJ45 Crimping Tool (For terminating phone cables)

- Telephone Punch-Down Tool (For 66/110 blocks)

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### **Additional Equipment for All Technicians**

- Laptop with Diagnostic Software (Wireshark, Putty, Tera Term, etc.)

- Portable Label Printer (For proper cable identification)

- Smartphone/Tablet

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### **Specialty Tools for Large Jobs**

- Drill with Masonry & Hole Saw Bits (For installing conduit & junction boxes)

- Portable Scaffolding or Ladder (For high-reach installations)

### **Additional Requirements**

Must have a **valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle**

Clean **driving and criminal record**

Must **pass random drug tests**

**Education level** will be asked

**Letters of recommendation** preferred

Should be within **reasonable distance of major metro areas**