Low Voltage Superintendent – Data Center Construction

Role summary

Low Voltage Superintendent – Data Center Construction is a full-time role at TEAMLINX LLC in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States (on-site). Posted 2026-08-10. Salary: USD 35–48 per year. Experience level: 5-10.

Job title

Low Voltage Superintendent – Data Center Construction

Company

TEAMLINX LLC

Location

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Work arrangement

on-site

Employment type

full-time

Category

Trades & Construction

Salary

USD 35–48 per year

Experience level

5-10

Date posted

2026-08-10

Job description

LINX is hiring a Low Voltage Superintendent to lead field operations on hyperscale data center, mission-critical, and large-scale commercial construction projects across the United States. This is a senior field leadership role — you'll run crews, own project quality, and be the person clients and GCs call when something needs solving on the spot.

If you've built your career running structured cabling and fiber on complex, high-stakes projects and you're ready to do that work for a company that's growing fast across the USA, this is the role.

Pay: $35.00–$48.00/hour based on experience, plus bonus opportunities.

What You'll Be Doing

This role splits roughly between crew leadership, project execution, and client-facing coordination. The majority of your time is on-site, running the work.

Field Leadership & Crew Management

Lead and supervise low voltage technicians and leads across medium to large-scale projects — hyperscale data centers and commercial construction projects.

Set daily and weekly crew priorities, manage scheduling and staffing levels, and make real-time decisions when conditions on-site change

Conduct hands-on technical training for technicians and leads — covering installation methods, test equipment operation, and quality standards

Support hiring decisions and help build the crew capacity needed to meet project demand

Project Execution & Quality Control

Own on-site execution from mobilization through close-out — structured cabling, high-density fiber optic networks, copper terminations (Cat6/Cat6A), pathway systems, and associated infrastructure

Operate and interpret results from test equipment including Fluke Testers, OTDR's & power meters — and ensure all testing documentation meets project and client standards

Manage materials on-site — receiving, staging, tracking, and flagging shortages or procurement issues to the project manager before they become schedule problems

Enforce compliance with LINX quality standards, customer contractual requirements, and project completion documentation at every phase

Safety & Compliance

Lead safety culture on-site — daily toolbox talks, hazard identification, incident reporting, and enforcement of OSHA and company safety policies

Maintain compliance with all project-specific safety plans, site access requirements, and documentation standards — particularly critical in data center and mission-critical environments where access controls and protocols are stringent

Coordination & Communication

Represent LINX in project meetings with GCs, trade contractors, owners, and clients — communicate schedule status, manpower levels, issues, and change order scope clearly and professionally

Coordinate with suppliers, project managers, and estimating on material needs, scope changes, and budget impacts

Participate in pre-bid walkthroughs and post-project reviews as needed

Requirements

Experience

5+ years managing low voltage or structured cabling crews on commercial construction projects, with a track record of running multiple projects simultaneously

Experience with hyperscale data center clients such as AWS, Google, Microsoft, Meta, OCI etc.

Hands-on mastery of low voltage installation across structured cabling, fiber optic systems, and associated pathways — you can do the work yourself and teach others to do it right

Technical Skills

Proficiency with industry-standard test equipment and the ability to run tests, interpret results, troubleshoot failures, and produce clean documentation

Ability to read and interpret construction documents including scope of work, bill of materials, blueprints, and project schedules

Working knowledge of applicable industry standards — BICSI, Division 27, etc.

Leadership & Communication

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