Travelling Data Center Technician II
Equiliem, Bridgeport, AL, United States
Job Summary
The Traveling Data Center Technician II is responsible for installing, maintaining, and supporting fiber optic and copper cabling infrastructure across multiple data center and construction site locations. This role requires frequent travel and hands‑on technical expertise in cable installation, termination, testing, and troubleshooting. The technician must be adaptable, safety‑focused, and capable of working extended hours in dynamic environments while maintaining high‑quality standards and professional communication.
Job Responsibilities
Pull, dress, terminate, test, and patch fiber optic and copper cabling
Install and support 12‑strand fiber, copper, and Cat6 cabling systems
Perform cable dressing, labeling, and routing according to industry standards
Conduct Fluke and OTDR testing on fiber and copper infrastructure
Install, terminate, and troubleshoot single‑mode and multi‑mode fiber systems
Build and install data center infrastructure, including racks, cabinets, patch panels, ladder racks, and fiber trays
Mount and install backboards, cross‑connects, and related hardware in telecom closets
Perform Outside Plant (OSP) installations, including running fiber into facilities
Read and interpret blueprints and technical diagrams for accurate installations
Rack and stack equipment and complete rack elevations
Receive, organize, and assemble materials and hardware on‑site
Maintain flexibility to support varying tasks and rapidly learn new skills
Travel to multiple job sites, including colocation and new construction data centers
Adhere to all safety standards, including proper PPE usage and OSHA compliance
Maintain clean and organized job sites and ensure proper documentation of work performed
Job Requirements
High school diploma or GED equivalent
Minimum 2 years of experience in data center or structured cabling environments
Demonstrated experience with copper and Cat6 termination
Experience with fiber optic installation, including testing and troubleshooting
Ability to perform OTDR testing (144 strand preferred) and Fluke testing for fiber and copper
Experience building telecom closets, including racks, patch panels, and cross‑connects
Understanding of cable color codes and industry standards
Ability to read and interpret blueprints is preferred
OSP experience is highly preferred
Splicing experience is a plus
Ability to stand for extended periods, work long shifts including weekends, and lift up to 50 pounds
Ability to work in confined spaces, on ladders, and on lifts
Willingness and ability to travel frequently for project assignments
Required tools include snips and composite‑toe boots; additional PPE will be provided
Education
High school diploma or GED required
Industry certifications such as BICSI Installer 1 or 2, CFOT, or OSHA 10 are preferred
Work Experience
At least 2 years of hands‑on experience in data center environments, structured cabling, or related infrastructure roles
Benefits
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
401(k)
Additional Job Details (Commute, Attendance, etc.)
Frequent travel is required to various job sites, including colocation and new construction data centers
Preference for candidates who reside regionally, ideally within approximately a 6‑hour travel radius of primary job sites
Typical start time is 7:00 AM
Standard work schedule is approximately 50 hours per week, typically consisting of five 10‑hour shifts
$50 per diem provided for travel assignments
Must be available to work extended hours, including nights and weekends as project demands require
Position requires being on‑site for the duration of assigned projects and maintaining consistent attendance
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The Traveling Data Center Technician II is responsible for installing, maintaining, and supporting fiber optic and copper cabling infrastructure across multiple data center and construction site locations. This role requires frequent travel and hands‑on technical expertise in cable installation, termination, testing, and troubleshooting. The technician must be adaptable, safety‑focused, and capable of working extended hours in dynamic environments while maintaining high‑quality standards and professional communication.
Job Responsibilities
Pull, dress, terminate, test, and patch fiber optic and copper cabling
Install and support 12‑strand fiber, copper, and Cat6 cabling systems
Perform cable dressing, labeling, and routing according to industry standards
Conduct Fluke and OTDR testing on fiber and copper infrastructure
Install, terminate, and troubleshoot single‑mode and multi‑mode fiber systems
Build and install data center infrastructure, including racks, cabinets, patch panels, ladder racks, and fiber trays
Mount and install backboards, cross‑connects, and related hardware in telecom closets
Perform Outside Plant (OSP) installations, including running fiber into facilities
Read and interpret blueprints and technical diagrams for accurate installations
Rack and stack equipment and complete rack elevations
Receive, organize, and assemble materials and hardware on‑site
Maintain flexibility to support varying tasks and rapidly learn new skills
Travel to multiple job sites, including colocation and new construction data centers
Adhere to all safety standards, including proper PPE usage and OSHA compliance
Maintain clean and organized job sites and ensure proper documentation of work performed
Job Requirements
High school diploma or GED equivalent
Minimum 2 years of experience in data center or structured cabling environments
Demonstrated experience with copper and Cat6 termination
Experience with fiber optic installation, including testing and troubleshooting
Ability to perform OTDR testing (144 strand preferred) and Fluke testing for fiber and copper
Experience building telecom closets, including racks, patch panels, and cross‑connects
Understanding of cable color codes and industry standards
Ability to read and interpret blueprints is preferred
OSP experience is highly preferred
Splicing experience is a plus
Ability to stand for extended periods, work long shifts including weekends, and lift up to 50 pounds
Ability to work in confined spaces, on ladders, and on lifts
Willingness and ability to travel frequently for project assignments
Required tools include snips and composite‑toe boots; additional PPE will be provided
Education
High school diploma or GED required
Industry certifications such as BICSI Installer 1 or 2, CFOT, or OSHA 10 are preferred
Work Experience
At least 2 years of hands‑on experience in data center environments, structured cabling, or related infrastructure roles
Benefits
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
401(k)
Additional Job Details (Commute, Attendance, etc.)
Frequent travel is required to various job sites, including colocation and new construction data centers
Preference for candidates who reside regionally, ideally within approximately a 6‑hour travel radius of primary job sites
Typical start time is 7:00 AM
Standard work schedule is approximately 50 hours per week, typically consisting of five 10‑hour shifts
$50 per diem provided for travel assignments
Must be available to work extended hours, including nights and weekends as project demands require
Position requires being on‑site for the duration of assigned projects and maintaining consistent attendance
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