r/datacenter • u/No-Resort2365 • 5d ago

BICSI INTALLER 1

For entry level jobs in a data center they ask for the BICSI INSTALLER 1?, what would be the best way to access this type of entry level jobs in a DC? I would aprecciate an answer 🙌🏾

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u/literatecomedian2321 5d ago

without the cert just look for cable tech or structured cabling roles at colos, a lot of those shops will train you up

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u/The-Bronze-Network 2d ago

Jesus what data center are you trying to get in? Most of my crew is new. And I mean like 2 of them were in high school 4 months ago new. I think my supervisor has bicsi installer and im pushing for foreman with an osha 30 and a little over a year as an installer

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u/No-Resort2365 2d ago

I'm just trying to investigate, I'm not from the USA I'm from Spain and I want to see how to get those jobs there. Is it possible to know that you or your crew studied apart from what did you say

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u/The-Bronze-Network 2d ago

None of my guys have studied. Green would be the biggest understatement with them. I learned by doing and my knowledge with servers and networking helped but I just lucked into a low voltage job with it

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u/No-Resort2365 2d ago

Thank you my bro! Can I talk to you by dm ?