Cable Technician Salary in Washington, District of Columbia

As a Network Cabling Technician, you will be responsible for the accurate and efficient tone tracing, documentation, and maintenance of network cabling infrastructure. Your role will involve identifying wall jack locations and connecting them to their corresponding patch panel ports. Additionally, you will be expected to navigate and input data into spreadsheets, rectify faulty punch-downs, and possess a fundamental understanding of networks. Responsibilities:Perform tone tracing to identify wall jack locations and connect them to patch panel ports. Document wall jack locations accurately and maintain up-to-date records. Enter data into spreadsheets for inventory and documentation purposes. Troubleshoot and fix faulty punch-downs as required. Collaborate with team members to ensure efficient and effective network connectivity. Maintain a basic understanding of network infrastructure and terminology. Adhere to safety protocols and regulations during installation and maintenance activiti

Responsibilities & Qualifications RESPONSIBILITIES * Familiar with BICSI rules, regulations, and standards. * Knowledge in the use of network cabling test equipment including network testers, copper cable testers, fiber OTDRs and fiber power meters. * Analyze, administer, and maintain telecommunications and network cabling infrastructure. * Ensure the baseline configuration of all network assets and point-to-point circuits, are documented, and configured according to DoD and JSP engineering standards. * Ensure all systems are properly baselined, tested, and validated in accordance with DISA's STIG prior to deployment. * Conduct regular audits and quality checks to ensure accuracy and completeness of network assets and configurations. * Use cable testing equipment, such as cable testers, multimeters, and optical power meters. * Familiarity with cable management techniques to ensure neat and organized cable runs. * Provide a basic understanding of IP networking concepts, including TCP/IP

As a Network Cabling Technician, you will be responsible for the accurate and efficient tone tracing, documentation, and maintenance of network cabling infrastructure. Your role will involve identifying wall jack locations and connecting them to their corresponding patch panel ports. Additionally, you will be expected to navigate and input data into spreadsheets, rectify faulty punch-downs, and possess a fundamental understanding of networks. Responsibilities:Perform tone tracing to identify wall jack locations and connect them to patch panel ports. Document wall jack locations accurately and maintain up-to-date records. Enter data into spreadsheets for inventory and documentation purposes. Troubleshoot and fix faulty punch-downs as required. Collaborate with team members to ensure efficient and effective network connectivity. Maintain a basic understanding of network infrastructure and terminology. Adhere to safety protocols and regulations during installation and maintenance activiti

GCyber is actively seeking a dedicated Cable Technician I to join our team. This role is essential for supporting and maintaining the telecommunications and network infrastructure within a secure DoD environment for our high-visibility federal customer. The ideal candidate will bring a strong foundation in cable installation and maintenance, along with a commitment to high-quality service and teamwork. As a Cable Technician I, you will: Install, maintain, and repair fiber optic and CAT6 cabling systems, ensuring robust connectivity and network performance. Utilize a variety of network cabling test equipment, including network testers, copper cable testers, fiber OTDRs, and fiber power meters, to diagnose and resolve issues. Adhere to BICSI rules, regulations, and standards in all cabling activities, promoting industry best practices and ensuring compliance with safety guidelines. Analyze, administer, and maintain the telecommunications and network cabling infrastructure, documenting co

Structured Cabling Technician Henkels & McCoy, Inc. (H&M), a leading utility construction firm providing critical infrastructure for the Power, Communications, Oil & Gas Pipeline, and Gas Distribution markets throughout North America, has immediate openings for experienced Structured Cabling Technicians! While working under the direction of the Foreman or Team Lead, the technician provides leadership and training to installers and junior technicians. Must rely upon experience and good judgement to plan and accomplish daily and weekly milestones. Location: Chantilly, VA Terms: Full-time Schedule: On-site Travel: 10% An active Secret or Top-Secret clearance is required Duties and Responsibilities: Primarily responsible for maintaining job site productivity, ensuring high quality workmanship, and ensuring a safe work environment. Installation of structured cabling systems including all aspects of the installation process. Perform system testing and troubleshooting as required. Mentors' in

Job Description Job Description BoMark Technology Group (a division of BoMark Electric) is looking for Communication Foreman, Lead Technicians and Installers. BoMark offers a competitive compensation and benefits package, commensurate with experience, which includes: medical, dental, Health Reimbursement Account (funded by BoMark), paid training, 401(k), and PTO (Paid Time Off). In addition, company vehicle, tablet & cell phone for leadership roles. The Communications Foreman, Lead Technician, and Installer position is directly responsible for the professional installation, training, demonstration and servicing of the work. Technical knowledge and certification is required in the areas of voice, data, structured cabling, fiber optics video distribution as well as public address systems, intercom and paging (specifically Bogen or Dukane preferred). Individual is responsible for building customer relationships and representing BoMark Technology Group with integrity. Requirements: Minimum