Cabling and Network Technician

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Job Summary

Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and support structured cabling and network infrastructure for voice, data, wireless, security, and communications across non-data-center environments. Work on copper and fiber cabling (Cat5e/Cat6/Cat6A), network device installation, Wi‑Fi deployment, and cable testing/certification. Provide ongoing maintenance and IMAC support, produce test/service documentation, and coordinate with project teams while following safety and compliance standards.

Location: Japan

Workplace: Onsite

Employment Type: Full time

Job Function: Field Service, Maintenance & Skilled Trades

Key Responsibilities

•Install, route, terminate, and label copper and fiber optic cabling and associated components (patch panels, wall outlets, faceplates, cabinets/racks).
•Install and mount network equipment (switches, routers, wireless access points), perform physical setup/basic configuration, and organize patch cords.
•Conduct site surveys and support Wi‑Fi/LAN deployment by assessing routes, equipment locations, wireless coverage requirements, and constraints.
•Test and commission cabling by running certification/verification, testing copper and fiber links, troubleshooting faults, and generating reports/documentation.
•Perform preventive maintenance and support IMAC activities, respond to service requests, replace defective network components, and coordinate schedules/resources with stakeholders.

Key Requirements

•Install, route, terminate, and label copper and fiber optic cabling in compliance with industry standards (TIA/EIA, ISO/IEC).
•Perform Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6A cabling and use copper and fiber optic termination techniques.
•Have basic TCP/IP networking knowledge, including network troubleshooting and fault isolation.
•Use cable certification and verification/testing tools to certify copper and fiber optic links.
•Read technical drawings and network layouts and safely use hand and power tools.

Skills:TroubleshootingDocumentationSafety awarenessCommunication

Tech Stack:Cat5eCat6Cat6AFiber optic cablingCopper cablingStructured cabling standardsTIA/EIAISO/IECTCP/IPLANWi-FiVoIPCCTVAccess ControlAV SystemsIntercom SystemsBMSPoint-of-Sale (POS)Patch panelsNetwork switches

Company Brief

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Provides technology infrastructure and managed IT services for enterprises, including network connectivity, data center solutions, collaboration/AV systems, and managed security and support services.

Industry: Professional Services

Headquarters: Pittsburgh, United States

Founded: 1976

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Cabling and Network Technician

✓ Verified Job

Canonical indexed version, validated from employer's careers page.

Source: Company careers pageValidated by: Fursa AI

Last checked: 14 hours agoStatus: Live

Job Summary

Location: Japan

Workplace: Onsite

Employment Type: Full time

Job Function: Field Service, Maintenance & Skilled Trades

Key Responsibilities

•Install, route, terminate, and label copper and fiber optic cabling and associated components (patch panels, wall outlets, faceplates, cabinets/racks).
•Install and mount network equipment (switches, routers, wireless access points), perform physical setup/basic configuration, and organize patch cords.
•Conduct site surveys and support Wi‑Fi/LAN deployment by assessing routes, equipment locations, wireless coverage requirements, and constraints.
•Test and commission cabling by running certification/verification, testing copper and fiber links, troubleshooting faults, and generating reports/documentation.
•Perform preventive maintenance and support IMAC activities, respond to service requests, replace defective network components, and coordinate schedules/resources with stakeholders.

Key Requirements

•Install, route, terminate, and label copper and fiber optic cabling in compliance with industry standards (TIA/EIA, ISO/IEC).
•Perform Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6A cabling and use copper and fiber optic termination techniques.
•Have basic TCP/IP networking knowledge, including network troubleshooting and fault isolation.
•Use cable certification and verification/testing tools to certify copper and fiber optic links.
•Read technical drawings and network layouts and safely use hand and power tools.

Skills:TroubleshootingDocumentationSafety awarenessCommunication

Company Brief

Black Box

Provides technology infrastructure and managed IT services for enterprises, including network connectivity, data center solutions, collaboration/AV systems, and managed security and support services.

Industry: Professional Services

Headquarters: Pittsburgh, United States

Founded: 1976

Website