Information Technology Support Engineer

Job Description – Network Survey / Hands & Feet Support Engineer

Activity Date: 08th June 2026

Time: 09:00 AM Local Time

Scope of Work:

1. Site Access & Security Verification

• Register site entry and comply with local access procedures.
• Confirm any escort requirements and site access restrictions.

2. Location Documentation

• Capture GPS coordinates of the site.
• Identify and photograph the main network demarcation point.
• Record the location of the communications/server room.

3. Cable Route Assessment

• Measure and document the distance between the demarcation point and the communications room.
• Record cable routing details and any installation constraints.

4. Network Rack Assessment

• Document rack information including:
• Rack ID
• Rack Height
• Occupied and Available Rack Space (U)
• Installed Device Types
• Verify rack stability and condition.
• Capture clear photographs of racks and equipment.

5. Floor Space & Power Readiness Check

• Measure available floor space.
• Verify power availability and redundancy.
• Check UPS systems, cooling infrastructure, and grounding facilities.
• Record WAN and LAN devices present at the site.
• Document ports, interfaces, patch panels, and network connectivity details.
• Capture relevant photographs where required.

7. Compliance & Operational Assessment

• Identify any change freeze periods.
• Verify site compliance standards and access control requirements.
• Confirm delivery and installation capabilities.
• Record local language preferences and any operational risks or constraints.

Tools to Carry:

• Laptop
• LAN (RJ45) Cable

Preferred Skills:

• Network Infrastructure Survey
• Hands & Feet Support
• Network Rack & Cabling Assessment
• WAN/LAN Device Identification
• Data Center & Communication Room Audits
• Site Documentation & Reporting
• Basic Network Troubleshooting

Activity Overview:

This activity requires an onsite Network Survey / Hands & Feet Support Engineer to perform a comprehensive site assessment. The engineer will document network infrastructure, assess rack and power readiness, inventory network devices, measure cable routes, verify site compliance requirements, and provide detailed reporting to support future network deployment and operational planning activities.