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Field Implementation Technician


Job Location:

Dayton, TX - USA

Monthly Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 30 September 2026 (4 days ago)
Application Deadline: 28 December 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Field Implementation Technician
IT Infrastructure & Low Voltage

Position overview
Zer04 Consulting is seeking a hands-on Field Implementation Technician to help deliver technology projects at customer sites. The work spans IT infrastructure and low-voltage implementation including structured cabling network connectivity endpoint and peripheral deployment wireless conference-room technology IP cameras and door access control. Much of the work takes place in existing facilities and retrofit environments where field conditions can change quickly.
Best fit: A resourceful technician with a solid IT 101 foundation who enjoys variety learns quickly communicates well and can solve practical problems without waiting for perfect instructions.
What you will do
  • Support technology buildouts office and manufacturing-site readiness relocations expansions and retrofit projects.
  • Pull terminate label test and troubleshoot structured cabling; assist with network closets switches wireless access points and related connectivity.
  • Install and support IP camera systems and electronic door access-control components. This role does not perform fire-alarm or life-safety alarm work.
  • Stage configure deploy connect and troubleshoot desktops laptops scanners printers conference-room equipment and other endpoint devices.
  • Diagnose field issues involving power cabling connectivity device configuration and site readiness; work from project plans while adapting responsibly when specifications or priorities change.
  • Coordinate with team members customers vendors and construction trades; communicate progress blockers and changes promptly.
  • Maintain labels test results equipment records photographs and closeout documentation; resolve follow-up service tickets after installation.
  • Use tools equipment and required personal protective equipment safely in active commercial and industrial environments.
What success looks like
  • You solve the problem in front of you. You identify the real constraint test sensible options and ask for help before a small issue becomes a delay.
  • You adapt without losing control of the work. A specification sequence or customer priority may change quickly; you reset communicate and keep moving.
  • You are dependable. You arrive prepared follow through protect the customer environment and take ownership of the quality of your work.
  • You want to learn. You actively build your knowledge across networking endpoints cabling optics physical security construction coordination and project delivery.
  • You thrive with limited structure. You organize your day communicate well with teammates and customers and remain productive when every step is not prescribed.
Required foundation
  • Broad basic hands-on experience with PCs and peripherals network connectivity and low-voltage or structured-cabling work. Relevant internships co-ops lab work vocational training military experience or project work may count.
  • Ability to use common hand tools and test equipment follow installation standards and learn unfamiliar devices and systems quickly.
  • Ability to explain issues clearly document work accurately and work professionally at customer sites where priorities may change with little notice.
  • Ability to travel to customer sites and transport tools or equipment as required.
  • High school diploma or equivalent. A four-year degree is not required.
Helpful but not required
  • Experience on construction renovation or commercial retrofit projects including coordination with electricians general contractors or other trades.
  • Exposure to IP cameras access control fiber or basic optics conference-room systems network racks patch panels or wireless deployments.
  • Experience supporting manufacturing facilities medium-sized offices multi-site rollouts or short-duration buildouts.
  • CompTIA A Network Security or similar practical credentials; a CTC vocational associate-degree or other hands-on technical background.
The work environment
This is not a role for someone who wants the same assignment every day. One project may involve connecting manufacturing equipment; another may involve preparing an office installing cameras or access control or correcting a cabling issue. Project intensity and location will vary and travel may be required based on customer and project needs.
Selection and onboarding
The selection process may include a practical skills assessment covering basic networking endpoint troubleshooting cabling optics and problem solving. New hires should expect hands-on onboarding designed to establish a common technical foundation.