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Critical Infrastructure

Low Voltage Telecom

UCI:2107

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Course level
Foundational
Length
6 weeks
Training hours
165
Certifications
IT Service Management (ITSM) Fundamentals · OSHA-10 General Industry · OSHA NFPA 70E · Welcome to ServiceNow

Invest in Per Scholas' Low Voltage Telecom course to equip your team with essential skills in OSHA and NFPA safety standards, structured cabling, and telecom infrastructure. This course develops hands-on expertise in project management, fiber optics, alarm systems, and secure telecommunications networks—ensuring your organization stays compliant, efficient, resilient, and prepared for future innovations. 

By sourcing talent from Per Scholas, you're not just filling a vacancy. You're fortifying your organization's technological foundation, ensuring that it stands resilient against challenges, both present and future.

Objectives

  • Optimize Telecom Infrastructure: Design and install structured cabling and telecommunication systems, ensuring compliance with industry codes.
  • Security Installations: Implement OSHA and NFPA 70E standards while designing and installing security and alarm systems.
  • Enhance Project Efficiency: Execute telecom projects through solid project management practices, from planning to closeout.

Employment roles

  • Low Voltage Technician
  • Alarm Technician
  • Audio Video Technician
  • Low Voltage Cable Installer
  • Structured Cabling Technician

Software and platforms

  • Microsoft Office 365
  • Cisco IOS
  • Fing
  • Sysinternals Suite
  • Windows OS
  • Wireshark

Talent Solutions Partners With You to Deliver:

  • A robust pipeline of skilled, diverse professionals. Fill open roles immediately, develop customized talent cohorts for specialty skills, or upskill and reskill current employees.
  • Professionals are equipped with skills like communication, presentation of complex ideas, and the ability to collaborate so they add value immediately thanks to our Professional Development courses.
  • Through continued training and support for our Professionals, Per Scholas continues supporting alumni in their new roles, building toward your success, and generating higher staff retention for your company.

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