Summit Technology is dedicated to providing cutting edge IT solutions aimed at providing a great end user experience.
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Location State:
Utah Location City:
Salt Lake City
Purpose and Perspective
At Summit Technology, our Structured Cabling Technicians play a strategic role by laying the infrastructure critical to delivering exceptional customer experiences. This role goes beyond basic installation. It significantly shapes the initial impression customers have of our brand by demonstrating our commitment to precision, reliability, and outstanding performance. Technicians establish resilient and efficient networks that empower every service Summit provides, directly supporting customer confidence and satisfaction from day one. This meticulous approach aligns with Summit’s strategic vision of providing remarkable service, maintaining curiosity about systems and performance, and demonstrating consistent accountability. Structured Cabling Technicians create the foundation that allows Summit Technology to fulfill its promises effectively.
The Impact You’ll Make
As a Structured Cabling Technician, your daily actions directly influence the quality and reliability of our customers' technology environments. You will install, label, and thoroughly test low-voltage infrastructure to ensure high-speed networks, secure facilities, and connected spaces function optimally. Your consistent attention to detail and timely execution will build trust with customers during each interaction. Whether installing CAT6A cabling in a data center or running fiber optics in large-scale environments, your work provides the backbone clients depend on every day. Through professionalism, accuracy, and proactive troubleshooting, you ensure seamless operations, enabling customers to confidently rely on systems that connect, secure, and enhance their business.
Your Credentials
Great cabling work is part skill, part mindset. While tools and techniques matter, it’s your attention to detail, pride in craftsmanship, and willingness to learn that set you apart. Whether you've learned on the job, in a classroom, or through hands-on experience in the field, what counts most is how you show up and the care you bring to the work.
Experience:
We’re looking for someone who takes pride in doing clean, consistent work and isn't afraid to get their hands dirty. Whether you've wired a dozen buildings or just a few floors, what matters most is your ability to follow direction, work safely, and learn quickly. If you’ve been on job sites, pulled cable through ceilings, or helped set up tech infrastructure, you’re already on the right track.
What helps you succeed in this role:
0–2 years installing low-voltage cabling in commercial or industrial environments
Exposure to fiber optic cabling installations and terminations
Hands-on experience with video surveillance systems or related camera infrastructure
Support or install experience with access control systems (badge readers, door strikes, etc.)
Education:
We care more about what you can do than where you learned it. That said, a solid educational foundation helps you stay sharp, follow instructions, and grow into more advanced roles over time.
High school diploma or equivalent is required
Trade school or vocational training in electrical, telecommunications, or low-voltage systems is preferred
Certifications:
Safety and quality matter here. That’s why we invest in the right certifications early. These credentials build your confidence, keep our job sites safe, and ensure the work you do meets the highest standards in the industry.
You’ll earn the following certifications on a set schedule after hire:
OSHA 10 Certificate – Must be obtained within the first 30 days
OSHA Aerial and Scissor Lift Certification – Must be obtained within the first 60 days
Fluke Certified Cabling Test Technician Certification – Must be obtained within the first 90 days
BICSI Installer 1…