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Fiber Cable Pulling Jobs in Tennessee (NOW HIRING)

Pull and route Cat6, Cat6A, and fiber optic cabling * Terminate faceplates, jacks, and low-voltage connections * Perform basic testing and troubleshooting of installed cabling * Follow project ...

Pull and route Cat6, Cat6A, and fiber optic cabling * Terminate faceplates, jacks, and low-voltage connections * Perform basic testing and troubleshooting of installed cabling * Follow project ...

This person will be responsible for installing cable pathways/ trays/j-hooks, pulling category 6+ cable/ Fiber, and terminating face plates and jacks. This person will get daily direction and ...

This person will be responsible for installing cable pathways/ trays/j-hooks, pulling category 6+ cable/ Fiber, and terminating face plates and jacks. This person will get daily direction and ...

Pull, route, and secure copper and fiber optic cabling * Install cable tray, ladder rack, fiber runway, and other cable support systems * Assist with rack and cabinet installations * Support network ...

Pull fiber optic cable through existing duct systems manually, mechanically, or by blowing methods, and splice and activate underground and aerial fiber systems * Optimize new nodes and complete node ...

In this role, you will be responsible for: - Independently pulling, routing, and distributing low ... fiber optics, network certifiers, and integrated commercial security/AV platforms. Skills Cable ...

Cut and install uni-strut and fiber troughs * Install pull strings through conduits, in ceilings ... cabling, optic types. * 3 years' experience with cabling infrastructure best practices and ...

Pull all types of low voltage cable including copper telecom cable * Performing all types of copper ... Install Copper and Fiber Cabling and labeling * Affixing Labels to cabling and Power Cords * Affix ...

Cable installation includes: pulling, placement, terminating, testing, and labeling. BICSI cert (current or past) a plus, but not needed. IDF/MDF, rack install, fiber termination and testing ...

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What is the difference between Fiber Cable Pulling vs Cable Installer?

AspectFiber Cable PullingCable Installer
CredentialsTypically requires technical training, safety certifications, and knowledge of fiber opticsRequires general electrical or cabling certifications, safety training
Work EnvironmentOutdoor and indoor installation sites, often in trenches or on utility polesIndoor and outdoor settings, including building wiring and telecommunications rooms
Industry UsagePrimarily in telecommunications, internet service providers, and data centersTelecommunications, cable TV, and networking industries

Fiber Cable Pulling and Cable Installer roles share some certifications and work environments but differ mainly in technical complexity and industry focus. Fiber Cable Pulling involves handling delicate fiber optics in specialized settings, while Cable Installers work with various cabling systems across multiple industries.

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Infographic showing various Fiber Cable Pulling job openings in Tennessee as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 96% Full Time, and 4% Contract. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution.

Entry Level Cable Installer Technician

SR Talent Solution Inc

Gallatin, TN • On-site

Other

Posted 5 days ago


Job description

Title: Entry Level Cable Installer Technician-W2
Location: Meta Gallatin TN-Onsite
Just one 15-minute interview and then offer
They will take entry level network candidates for this
Shift/Hours: M-F day shift, OT may be required
Scope: Cabling and spotting
Required Background Check: Yes
Drug Test Required (y/n): No
Required Certifications: N/A
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
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.
SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
Knowledge and use of basic telecom hand tools.
Must understand customer service.
Clear understanding of job safety requirements.
Be able to read and understand floor plans.
Should be familiar on wiring schemes and wiring testing.
Should be able to pull all types of low voltage cable.
Should understand and be capable in performing field terminations and labeling.
Reports to Operations Manager and take daily directions from Technician, Technician II, Lead Technicians, Senior Technicians and Advance Senior Technicians.
Capable of maintaining orderly paperwork, capable of running service jobs.
Possess skill to layout MDF and IDF closets, be able to dress all types of cable, and perform all type of terminations.
Capable of working in Data Centers
Shall be able to install ladder racking and seismic bracing both above and under raise floor.
Basic understanding of both copper and fiber cable testing and troubleshooting.
Read and understand blueprints and design document
Dress and furcate fiber trunks for splicing
Maintaining orderly paperwork and running service
Fusion Splice including Ribbon/Single OSP/ISP
Install, connect, and decom network equipment
Operate DSX 5000 tester/OTDR Tester
Program testers
Download test results to Linkware/Linkware Live
Save test results, verify, and submit to customer
Create mass labels and apply per Portmap
Differentiate live cables from decom cable
Copper testing and troubleshooting
Conduct Service Swaps of live networking devices
Understand "FIM" database and operate scanners