Structured cabling jobs.

Our expert recruiters specialise in sourcing positions encompassing structured cabling installation, maintenance, and network infrastructure support. Explore opportunities within our extensive network, and let us guide you toward your next structured cabling role.

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LATEST ROLES

Latest structured cabling jobs.

Electrical Team
Wembley, Greater London, South East, England
£190 - £300 per day
Freelance & Contract
Structured Cabling
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Business Development Manager
Manchester, Greater Manchester, North West, England
£50000 - £60000 per annum
Permanent
IT
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Electrician Hatfield
Hatfield, Hertfordshire, South East, England
£250 - £270 per day
Freelance & Contract
Structured Cabling
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BMS Engineer
Birmingham, West Midlands, England
£45000 - £55000 per annum
Freelance & Contract
IT
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MEET THE TEAM

Meet the structured cabling team.

Louis Taylor
Louis Taylor

Contract Director - UK

Jake Hayes-Peters
Jake Hayes-Peters

Contracts Consultant

Dan Lewis
Dan Lewis

Principal Consultant

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Looking for a role beyond structured cabling? We offer a diverse range of IT roles to match your skills and ambitions. Shape your IT future and find your dream job.

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FAQs

Structured cabling FAQs.

Structured cabling is the backbone of a building's IT network, much like its wiring for electricity. It uses standardised components to guarantee reliable data and voice connections throughout. This makes it adaptable for future changes and simplifies maintenance compared to a tangled mess of wires. In short, it's a well-organised system that keeps everything running smoothly - perfect for someone looking to become a skilled structured cabling technician!

Yes, structured cabling jobs are in demand! Here's why:

 

  • Our increasing reliance on technology fuels the need for robust networks. Skilled technicians are crucial to install, maintain, and troubleshoot these systems.
  • The rise of automation and energy-efficient buildings creates a demand for specialists who understand structured cabling's role in integrating these systems.
  • Businesses depend heavily on functioning IT infrastructure. Technicians who can diagnose and fix cabling issues quickly are highly sought-after.

 

These factors, combined with the ongoing need for reliable network infrastructure, make structured cabling a promising field for skilled individuals.

While formal qualifications aren't always essential, having a strong foundation will give you a competitive edge. Here's how to get started:

 

  • Consider obtaining the CNCI (Certified Network Cable Installer) certification offered by CNet Training. This industry-recognised program demonstrates your competency in installing, terminating, and testing both copper and fibre optic cabling systems
  • Look for entry-level positions advertised as "structured cabling technician" or "data cabling installer." Highlight any relevant skills you possess - experience in construction, electrical work, or a keen eye for detail can be valuable assets.

Scroll up to explore our structured cabling job openings! Don't spot the ideal position at the moment? No problem! Submit your CV, and we'll include you in our talent pool. Our dedicated recruiters will actively seek out opportunities that align with your skills and goals.

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