Field Technician

Duration: 12-month contract with potential for permanent hire Focus: Field support, project work, break/fix, and site reconnaissance/documentation

Overview: Seeking field-based contractor to support clinic locations with project work, break/fix, site maintenance, and network documentation. This is a hands-on, travel-heavy role involving on-site installations, troubleshooting, cable cleanup, equipment identification, and documentation.

Key Responsibilities: Network Hardware Refresh Remove/decommission legacy switches, firewalls, and access points Install new network hardware following project runbooks Support site cutovers and network installations Site Recon & Documentation Perform on-site discovery of network equipment and endpoints Identify equipment, cabling, racks, connections, and physical infrastructure Trace cable routes and document network configurations Create/update as-builts, diagrams, and inventory documentation Use toning kits and basic field tools Label cables and equipment as needed Cable & Closet Cleanup Dress, label, and organize cabling Remove dead/unused cable runs Clean up MDF/IDF closets and organize network equipment Dispatch / Break-Fix Respond to on-site support tickets Perform endpoint moves, adds, installations, and basic troubleshooting Project Support Assist with new site builds, moves, and consolidations Install workstations, printers, phones, and other endpoint equipment

Requirements: Basic to intermediate networking knowledge Comfortable identifying and labeling network equipment Ability to perform basic patching and cabling Comfortable working independently with minimal supervision Strong organization and documentation skills Reliable and willing to travel regularly between sites Hands-on field technician experience preferred Travel / Geographic Coverage Primary coverage: Phoenix metro area Regular travel between multiple clinic sites Potential travel throughout Arizona, including Yuma Additional travel may include Las Vegas, Southern California, Southern New Mexico, and West Texas Candidates must be comfortable with frequent regional travel and working independently at various sites