Field Project Coordinator - Low Voltage Cabling

• Run, terminate, label, and test copper and fiber optic cabling, and Coax in MDF and IDF environments.
  
• Install and configure TVs for basic customer experience.
  
• Install access points, cameras, and other low voltage devices.
  
• Understand and help customers access basic functional usage of installed systems.
  
• Perform cable testing, labeling, and creating as built documentation of results.
  
• Provide light technical support for networking and basic equipment setup.
  

Leadership & Coordination

• Lead and support a small crew of 1–3 technicians, assigning tasks and ensuring productivity.
  
• Track and report material usage, completed work, remaining tasks, and job site timeline.
  
• Communicate daily with customers, general contractors, procurement specialist, dispatch, and scheduling.
  
• Ensure alignment with project scope, schedule, and safety requirements.
  
• Receive directions from customer project managers and translate plans into field execution.
  

Communication & Reporting

• Report completed tasks, next steps, and timelines provided by onsite project managers.
  
• Communicate material needs, job progress, and potential issues to the support team.
  
• Maintain professional, timely communication with customers and general contractors regarding project updates and next steps.
  

Planning & Safety

• Assist in project planning, preparation, and execution.
  
• Ensure jobsite safety protocols are followed by all team members.
  
• Proactively identify risks and maintain a clean, organized, and safe job site.
  

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in low voltage/structured cabling installation.
  
• Skilled in copper and fiber optic data line termination and testing.
  
• Reading plans and communicating to team goals and expectations of project.
  
• Experience installing TVs, access points, and cameras.
  
• Familiarity with MDF/IDF layouts and structured cabling standards.
  
• Basic knowledge of networking equipment setup and troubleshooting.
  
• Strong leadership and organizational skills with the ability to support a small crew.
  
• Excellent communication skills for customer and contractor interaction.
  
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required.
  
• OSHA 10/30 certification preferred (or willingness to obtain).