Perform on-site LAN/WAN site surveys, install and test data cabling and network equipment (routers, switches, Cisco IPT, Aruba), load supplied configurations, rack-and-stack preconfigured equipment, perform tone/tag and punchdown, provide test results and deliverables, assist with smarthands testing and turn-up. Strong communication required.
Job Description
Job description:
- Site Survey’s (LAN/WAN)
- Data Cabling
- Loading of a supplied configuration
- Basic rack and stack installation of Cisco IPT equipment that doesn’t include onsite staging
- Capable of Tone & Tag and punchdown and demarc extensions
- Installation of LAN/WAN Network Equipment (routers, switches, etc.)
- Data Cable test results (if required)
- Deliverables such as digital pictures (if requested)
- Smarthands Testing and Turn Up of Equipment installed
- Assisting with Cisco Unified Communications Equipment Installation – preconfigured equipment only
- Assist with Cisco and Aruba Wireless Equipment Installation– preconfigured equipment only
- Excellent communication skills
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