Entry Level Telecommunications Technician

Entry-Level Telecommunications Technician — Growth Path Into Leadership


Commercial cabling work that actually builds a long-term career.

You’ve watched data-center contractors treat good techs like temporary labor.

CCS promotes from within fast — foreman opportunities come early here.


Who We Are

Communication Cabling Specialists, Inc. (CCS) has been building Atlanta’s commercial cabling infrastructure since 2005. We support hospitals, commercial construction sites, and large-scale low-voltage projects across the metro area — and we’ve never had to chase work to stay busy.


This is a family-owned, faith-based company that values quality work, accountability, and treating people with respect. Sundays are off — always.


Compensation & Benefits

  • Hourly W-2 position
  • Pay range: $18-$24/Hour
  • Health, vision, and dental coverage
  • 3% IRA match after 1 year
  • PTO accrual based on years of service
  • Overtime available when project demands require it
  • Monday–Saturday schedule with Sundays always off


About The Role

We’re hiring a Field Technician / Cabling Technician to perform structured cabling work across a variety of project environments throughout the Atlanta area. This is hands-on field work — not an office telecom or IT support role.


You’ll work alongside experienced leads on projects in hospitals, schools, data facilities, and other professional environments while building your skills toward future foreman or project management opportunities as the company continues to grow.


What You’ll Be Doing

  • Install and run structured cabling on commercial and hospital job sites
  • Support low-voltage installation and commissioning across Atlanta projects
  • Perform physical field work including lifting, climbing, bending, and crawling
  • Work at heights between 6–30 feet on active construction sites
  • Handle service and installation work in indoor and outdoor environments
  • Collaborate with project managers, foremen, and field leads
  • Maintain clean, professional job sites and represent CCS well with clients


What We’re Looking For

  • Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
  • Ability to lift 50 lbs consistently throughout the shift
  • Comfortable working outdoors and in non-climate-controlled environments
  • High school diploma or equivalent
  • Must maintain good personal hygiene and present yourself professionally while representing the company on job sites
  • Must pass background check, drug screening, and E-Verify requirements


Why Join CCS

  • Real growth path into lead tech, foreman, and project management roles
  • Stable commercial work with a company operating continuously since 2005
  • Sundays off — non-negotiable company standard rooted in company values
  • Tight-knit team where leadership notices strong work and initiative
  • Metro Atlanta-based project work with long-term client relationships and repeat business


The Right Fit

This role is for someone who wants to grow in the trade and take ownership of their work. If you prefer office-based telecom support or are only looking for short-term contract work, this probably won’t be the right fit.


Our Hiring Process

We move quickly — most candidates complete the process within 10 days.

Step 1: Click Apply

Step 2: Answer a few quick questions (~5 min)

Step 3: Complete a short job-fit questionnaire (~10 min)

Step 4: Short one-way video interview

Step 5: Final interview and fast hiring decision — no ghosting


If you want steady work, a real leadership path, and a company that values quality over shortcuts, we’d like to talk with you.


Apply today and let’s build something long-term together.

Requirements

  • Employment Type: Full-time
  • Work Hours: 40 to 50 hours work
  • Required Education: High school or equivalent

Pay: $18.00 - $24.00 per hour

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