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Cabling Technician - Date Centres

Barnhill, Greater London
5 days ago
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Job Title: Cabling Technician (Data Centre Environment)

Location: Within a 1 hour radius of UB4 0JZ

Role Overview:

We are seeking a Cabling Technician to support day-to-day connectivity requests, maintenance work and cabling activities within a Data Centre environment. You will work closely with on-site teams and the client, handling cabling installations, troubleshooting, documentation and hardware assistance. Excellent communication, attention to detail and a proactive approach are essential.

Key Responsibilities:



Install, decommission and manage structured cabling, patching and connectivity.

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Test and troubleshoot cabling using Fluke equipment with certification.

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Assist with hardware installations including switches, cabinets and ongoing maintenance.

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Support third parties and clients, including out-of-hours assistance when required.

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Carry out routine Data Centre maintenance, checks and security audits.

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Manage updates, documentation, ticketing and stock control accurately via platforms such as ServiceNow and Microsoft 365.

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Create/update patching schedules and ensure accurate data entry across portals.

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Monitor access requests and escort contractors on-site as needed.

Skills & Experience Required:

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Previous experience in a similar cabling or data centre role.

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Experience with copper and fibre cabling systems.

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Solid understanding of Data Centre environments, power distribution and cooling.

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Excellent organisation, customer service and communication skills.

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Valid ECS/CSCS card and full driving licence.

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Relevant qualifications e.g. CNCI®, CNIT®, BICSI (or equivalent).

Desirable:

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First Aid certification.

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Awareness of AV, security systems, IoT and networking.

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Understanding of change management processes.

If you would like more information about this role, please apply or send your CV, and I will be in touch with further details

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