Travel Fiber Splicer
luck grove telecomBaltimore (MD)
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Job Description:
Job Description LUCK GROVE TELECOM, INC.Fiber Splicer Role Snapshot Field Role Information Job Title Fiber Splicer Department Fiber Construction Reports ToConstruction Project Manager Direct ReportsN/ALocation On-site / Field Schedule Full-TimeFLSA / Classification Non-Exempt Role Level Technician / Specialist About the Role The Fiber Splicer is responsible for the installation, splicing, testing, and troubleshooting of fiber optic cables for construction projects. This role ensures all fiber connections meet project specifications, safety standards, and quality requirements while supporting on-time project delivery. The Fiber Splicer works closely with project managers, construction crews, and quality teams to maintain reliable, high-performance fiber networks. Performance Expectations Ensure on-time completion of construction milestones. Maintain strict compliance with safety standards and achieve zero lost-time incidents. Deliver high quality fiber installation, splicing prep, and enclosure work with minimal rework. Provide accurate daily reporting and documentation. Foster an effective crew management approach and maintain a productive, positive work environment. Receive positive client and inspector feedback. Key Deliverables Splice loss levels meeting or exceeding project standards Number of completed splices per project schedule Fiber test pass rate (OTDR, power meter, continuity)Rework or defect rate Compliance with safety and quality procedures
Core Responsibilities:
Perform high-quality fiber splicing for single-mode and multi-mode fiber Test, document, and certify fiber optic connections Maintain clean, organized, and safe work areas on construction sites Adhere to construction timelines and quality standards Support troubleshooting and restoration efforts as needed Splice fiber optic cables using fusion splicing equipment Prepare and dress fiber within splice enclosures, panels, and cabinets Perform fiber testing using OTDRs, power meters, and light sources Interpret fiber test results and identify faults or signal loss issues Install and label fiber enclosures according to project documentation Read and interpret construction drawings, fiber maps, and splice schematics Maintain accurate splicing, testing, and as-built documentation
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