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Job Description Job Description Pay: $25.00 - $40.00/hourTravel Requirement: 100% full-time travel to one of our project sites nationwide. All travel expenses covered by the company and per diem is paid. Current travel locations include but are not limited to Monroe, LA, Conesville, OH, Cedar Rapids, IA, and Salt Lake City, UT.LINX is hiring a Low Voltage Quality and Training Specialist to own QA/QC for fiber and copper cabling installations on hyperscale data center projects, paying $25.00 to $40.00 an hour. You'll inspect completed work against BICSI and TIA/EIA standards, catch and correct problems before they become the customer's problem and train the crews doing the installing.This is a hands-on quality role, not a desk audit job. Daily activities include: job-site inspections, pre- and post-installation quality checks, and direct crew supervision and mentoring on structured cabling best practices.Where This Role Fits at LINXTechnician / Lead Technician Quality and Training Specialist Senior Quality and Training Specialist Quality and Training Manager Director of Quality and TrainingWhat You'll Be DoingQA/QC Inspection & VerificationConduct QA/QC inspections of network cabling projects to ensure compliance with industry standards, safety regulations, and customer requirementsPerform job site inspections, report findings, and verify project scopes, including materials, equipment, and laborConduct pre- and post-installation quality checks to validate cable connections, terminations, and overall system functionality, identifying and resolving defects or deficienciesCrew Supervision & Corrective ActionSupervise and guide cabling crews, ensuring efficiency and high-quality workmanshipCollaborate with project managers to address deviations and recommend corrective actionsQuality Systems & DocumentationDevelop and implement quality control procedures, guidelines, and checklists; maintain detailed documentation of inspections and project progressTraining & MentorshipTrain and mentor junior QC personnel to enhance skills and knowledgeClient & Stakeholder CommunicationCommunicate with clients and stakeholders on quality concerns and project updatesParticipate in project meetings and stay current with industry best practices, standards, and emerging technologiesMinimum Requirements3-5 years of experience in network cabling, including fiber and copper installationsStrong knowledge of industry standards (TIA/EIA, BICSI) and quality assurance processesProficiency with cable testing tools, including Fluke DSX-600/8000 cable certifiersExcellent communication, leadership, and problem-solving skillsAbility to work in various conditions, including confined spaces and heightsAbility to lift, carry, and set up a 50-pound box or ladderMust own a complete set of personal low voltage hand tools (snips, strippers, screwdrivers, wrenches)Available to work 2nd or 3rd shift, overtime, and under deadline pressureAvailable for 100% travel to project sites nationwide (all travel expenses covered)Must pass a 7-year criminal background check, pre-employment drug screen, and physicalValid driver's license, reliable transportation, and current auto insuranceProfessional working proficiency in English, written and verbalThis Role Is Probably Not Right For You IfYou've never done hands-on fiber or copper cabling installation, this isn't an entry point for classroom trainers or office-based QA/compliance staff without field experienceYou'd rather keep installing than start inspecting, correcting, and teaching other people's workYou're not comfortable pointing out a mistake to the same crew you work alongside every dayYou're not comfortable being on the road constantly - this is a 100% travel position with typical trips home about once a month while a project is activePreferredBICSI Technician or Installer certification, Copper or Optical FiberOSHA 10Powder Actuated Tools CertificationConfined Space CertificationCPR and First Aid certificationManufacturer cer