Tech Fire I.T. Solutions

04/12/2022

20 to 40 hours a week Contract Opportunity.
Duration: 1 to 3 Months, completing a network infrastructure overhaul project with potential for long term.
Work opportunities have potential to continue beyond this project at 15-30 hours a week.
Work type: Independent Contractor - 1099
Pay Schedule: Bi-Weekly
Starting Pay: $15/hour with opportunities to increase up to $20/hr long term.

Responsibilities:
Installing network infrastructure.
Running and upgrading Ethernet cables through building ceilings, walls, and floors as needed.
Using power tools and equipment.
Installing network switches, racks, computers, and other IT equipment.
Diagnosing and correcting basic common computer problems and issues.

Initial Work:
Initial work projects will be primarily focused on running new cables, replacing old cables, installing RJ-45 Cat 6 Connectors, or in-wall connectors and testing connectivity over installed cables.

Qualifications:
Be able to communicate with clients in a professional manner when needed.
Have reliable transportation and be able to show up on time.
Be willing to learn, and come up with creative, reliable solutions to problems on the job.
Be capable of learning how and why we do things the way we do, but not afraid of being creative and sharing ideas with management to improve the projects.
Must be capable of being on ladders and using power tools such as drills to go through walls.
Must enjoy attention to detail. Testing, and ensuring the quality of work completed is imperative to our success.
Knowledge in Windows PC Systems is desired, but not required.

04/12/2022

20 to 40 hours a week Contract Opportunity.
Duration: 1 to 3 Months, completing a network infrastructure overhaul project with potential for long term.
Work opportunities have potential to continue beyond this project at 15-30 hours a week.
Work type: Independent Contractor - 1099
Pay Schedule: Bi-Weekly
Starting Pay: $15/hour with opportunities to increase up to $20/hr long term.

Responsibilities:
Installing network infrastructure.
Running and upgrading Ethernet cables through building ceilings, walls, and floors as needed.
Using power tools and equipment.
Installing network switches, racks, computers, and other IT equipment.
Diagnosing and correcting basic common computer problems and issues.

Initial Work:
Initial work projects will be primarily focused on running new cables, replacing old cables, installing RJ-45 Cat 6 Connectors, or in-wall connectors and testing connectivity over installed cables.

Qualifications:
Communication: Be able to communicate with clients in a professional manner when needed.
Reliable: Have reliable transportation and be able to show up on time.
Creative: Be willing to learn, and come up with creative, reliable solutions to problems on the job.
Teachable: Be capable of learning how and why we do things the way we do, but not afraid of being creative and sharing ideas with management to improve the projects.
Able bodied: Must be capable of being on ladders and using power tools such as drills to go through walls.
Quality: Must enjoy attention to detail. Testing, and ensuring the quality of work completed is imperative to our success.
Knowledge: Knowledge in Windows PC Systems is desired, but not required.

10/20/2021

Are you ready to get faster internet?
5x to 30x faster?

We now have 50 to 125 Mbps service available for most locations in Eminence and some outlying areas. Speed varies depending on the RF pathway to your location.

Please message, text, or call us if you are interested in getting service!

The top set of numbers is an example of our new service as installed at our office.

The bottom set of numbers was our previous provider... which shall remain nameless for legal reasons. I'll give you a hint, it's the provider most of you have had for years and probably hate.

Unloaded test is exactly what it sounds like, nothing being used except the speed test. I have achieved better speeds at other locations so this is not an indication of the best service available, we don't have the best RF path here at our location.

Loaded tests were performed while the networks were being used by multiple large downloads, streaming, technicians doing remote service calls and active VOIP phone calls.

As you can see, a heavy load barely affected the available speed.

For the non-techies, lower ping and higher download/upload is better.

Added note: We just finally got our own service installed for ourselves at the office, we keep installing all available equipment for customers leaving my office on the back burner.

Service for many of our customers so far has been better than we were able to get here at our office, but at least I can finally enjoy faster internet myself and I am loving it!

03/07/2020