7 Io Punching Jobs

As a Networking and Electrical Cabling Technician, your role involves installing, supporting, maintaining, and troubleshooting various UPT (Cat5, Cat6, Cat6A, and Cat5e), STP (Cat5, Cat6, Cat6A, and Cat5e), and gelly cables. You will be responsible for crimping, I/O punching, back box fitting, and testing of cables. Additionally, you will need to identify recurring problems, report trends to management, and recommend solutions or correction procedures. In case of complex issues, you are required to initiate the escalation process to ensure prompt resolution. Key Responsibilities: - Install, support, maintain, and troubleshoot UPT (Cat5, Cat6, Cat6A, and Cat5e), STP (Cat5, Cat6, Cat6A, and Ca...

As an experienced Cable Technician, your role will involve installing and testing Cat5e, Cat6, and fiber optic cabling to ensure optimal network performance and reliability. Your responsibilities will include: - Installing and terminating structured cabling systems - Configuring patch panels - Testing cable connectivity - Performing I/O punching for network outlet terminations - Maintaining accurate records of network layouts - Ensuring installations adhere to local and national standards To excel in this role, you should possess proven experience and knowledge of structured cabling standards and best practices. Your ability to work independently or as part of a team in diverse environments ...

As a Networking and Electrical Cabling Technician, your role involves installing, supporting, maintaining, and troubleshooting various UPT (Cat5, Cat6, Cat6A, and Cat5e), STP (Cat5, Cat6, Cat6A, and Cat5e) and gelly cables. Your responsibilities will include crimping, I/O punching, back box fitting, and testing of cables. You will also be responsible for identifying recurring problems, reporting trends to management, and recommending solutions or correction procedures. In case of unresolved issues, you are expected to initiate the escalation process. Additionally, you will be required to manage a 2-3 meter digging area for OFC cable cut out during the AMC period. The laying part will mainly ...

Job Description: As a Cable Technician, your main responsibility will be installing and terminating Cat6 / Cat6A and fiber optic cables. You will also perform I/O punching, faceplate mounting, and port labeling. Additionally, you will be responsible for setting up and managing patch panels, network switches, and racks. It will be your duty to route cables through walls, ceilings, conduits, and other structures. Conducting cable testing, certification, and documentation will also be part of your daily tasks. In case of LAN/Fiber connectivity issues, you will diagnose and repair them promptly while ensuring compliance with industry standards and safety protocols. Key Responsibilities: - Instal...

Role Overview: As a Networking and Electrical Cabling Specialist, your role will involve installing, supporting, maintaining, and troubleshooting various cables including UPT (Cat5, cat6, cat6A, cat5e), STP (Cat5, cat6, cat6A, cat5e), and gelly cables. You will be responsible for tasks such as crimping, I/O punching, back box fitting, and testing of cables. Moreover, you will need to identify recurring problems, report trends to management, and recommend solutions or correction procedures. If necessary, you will be required to initiate the escalation process to resolve any issues. Additionally, you will be involved in a 2-3 meter digging area for OFC cable cut out during the AMC period. The ...

**Job Description:** As a structured cabling technician, you will be responsible for installing and testing Cat5e, Cat6, and fiber optic cabling to ensure optimal network performance and reliability. Your key responsibilities will include: - Installing and terminating structured cabling systems - Configuring patch panels - Testing cable connectivity - Performing I/O punching for network outlet terminations - Maintaining accurate records of network layouts - Ensuring installations adhere to local and national standards You should have proven experience and knowledge of structured cabling standards and best practices. The ability to work independently or as part of a team in various environmen...

You will be responsible for installing and testing Cat5e, Cat6, and fiber optic cabling and ensuring optimal network performance and reliability. Your key responsibilities will include installing and terminating structured cabling systems, configuring patch panels, and testing cable connectivity. You will also be required to perform I/O punching for network outlet terminations, maintain accurate records of network layouts, and ensure installations adhere to local and national standards. Additionally, you should have proven experience and knowledge of structured cabling standards and best practices. The ability to work independently or as part of a team in various environments, including data...