IT Network Engineers (Copper & Fibre Install / Data Centre)

North Acton
10 months ago
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Job Title: Data Engineer (Fibre/Copper Installation)
📅 Duration: 3 Months (Potential for Long-Term Work)
📌 Location: Between Acton & Docklands, London
💰 Rate: £(Apply online only) per shift
🅿️ Parking Available
🛠️ Start: ASAP
👥 Positions: 2 Engineers Required
Role Overview:
We're looking for two experienced Data Engineers to support ongoing Fibre and Copper installation work across key data centre sites in Acton and Docklands. This is a fantastic opportunity for engineers with strong installation skills and data centre experience, seeking consistent work with the potential to extend beyond 3 months.
Key Responsibilities:


  • Installation of Cat5e / Cat6 / Fibre cabling

  • Working within data centres adhering to high standards

  • Rack and stack, patching, testing, and labelling

  • Understanding and interpreting site drawings and layouts

  • Troubleshooting and fault finding

  • Supporting "Smart Hands" tasks as needed

Requirements:


  • Proven data centre experience (essential)

  • Valid ECS Card (essential)

  • Strong knowledge of Fibre and Copper installations

  • Ability to work independently or as part of a team

  • Good communication skills and professionalism on site

  • Smart hands applicants may be considered (lower rate depending on experience

Interested?
Apply now with your CV or call Matt on (phone number removed)

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