Data Cabling Engineer

KMH Group

  • Salary From £28,000 Per Year
  • Salary To £35,000 Per Year
Only registered candidates can apply for this job.

Data Cabling Engineer

Location: Covering the Milton Keynes area 
Salary: £28,000 – £35,000 (DOE, negotiable) + Overtime + Company Vehicle
Contract: Permanent, Full-Time

The Benefits awarded to the successful Cabling Engineer:

• Competitive salary
• Company van & mobile phone (for lead engineers)
• Uniform and tools provided
• Excellent overtime rates
• Annual leave plus public holidays
• Ongoing training & career progression opportunities
• Regular social events

KMH Group is a dynamic and expanding company delivering advanced Telecommunications, Data, and Cabling solutions to blue-chip corporate clients across the UK.

We are seeking hard-working, experienced Engineers to join our Installations and Planning Department. You will be responsible for installing structured cabling networks in both existing and new corporate environments.

This is a stable career opportunity offering technical challenges, ongoing product cross-training, staff investment, and a supportive, team-focused working environment.

As a Data Cabling Engineer, your responsibilities will include:

• Working from construction drawings, scopes, and specifications
• Installing structured cabling (Cat5e/6/6a & Fibre)
• Cable termination on patch panels and modules, plus fibre splicing
• Testing using Fluke testers
• Maintaining quality standards while meeting deadlines
• Reporting progress/issues to managers and clients
• Diagnosing and rectifying faults
• Ensuring safe working practices in line with Health & Safety policies
• Interacting professionally with clients to ensure smooth installations
 
This role would suit a knowledgeable Engineer who has worked within the telecommunications sector with experience of installing structured cabling systems and networks.
 
Candidate Specification:

• 2+ years’ experience in telecommunications, structured cabling, security systems installations, electrical engineering, or EPOS installations
• Experience installing structured cabling systems (essential)
• SSSTS/SMSTS training (desirable, not essential)
• Knowledge of CCTV and door access systems (desirable)
• Experience with Fluke Cat5e/6/6a testing (desirable)
• Flexibility to work varied hours, including nights and overtime
• Willingness to travel and stay away when required
• Ability to work effectively under pressure with strong attention to detail
• Self-motivation and ability to manage workload independently
• CSCS/ECS card (desirable)
• Full driving licence (essential)
 
If you have the skills and experience to excel in this role whether from a background in structured cabling, security systems, electrical engineering, or EPOS installations click APPLY and send us your up-to-date CV and cover letter, telling us why you’re the right fit for KMH Group.
 
We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all backgrounds.

No agencies please. 

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