Fiber Optics Installer / Technician (drop and bury)
$20
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$20
About the role
- Fiber Optic Installer / Technicians (Drop & Bury)
- General Laborers
- LocationSummerdale, Alabama and surrounding areaCSL CONNECTWe are a growing telecommunications company specializing in fiber optic installations for various major telecommunication companies. We're looking for motivated, reliable individuals to join our team as Fiber Optic Technicians (drop & bury).
- Install, bury, and secure fiber optic cables using various hand and power tools in compliance with schematics and safety standards
- Operate heavy equipment such as trenchers and other construction machinery to facilitate cable installation
- Perform fiber splicing to connect and test fiber optic lines ensuring optimal performance
- Use telecommunication and network testing equipment to troubleshoot connectivity issues across LAN (Local Area Network), WAN (Wide Area Network), Ethernet, and telephone systems
- Troubleshoot and repair fiber optic systems
- Maintain detailed records of work performed, including installation logs
- Ability to use basic hand tools and testing equipment
- Ability to work outdoors in varying conditions
- Strong work ethic and attention to detail Preferred (but not required):
- Prior experience in FTTH (Fiber to the Home) installations or related construction type work preferred
- Knowledge of splicing and OTDR testing
- Experience using hand and power tools / operating a concrete saw / operating a trencher (Ditch Witch 255SX)
- Valid driver's license, clean driving record and reliable transportation a major asset
- Competitive pay: $20 to start with daily bonus pay incentives
- 40-50 hour work weeks with Saturdays/Sundays available
- Opportunities for growth and advancement within a fast-growing company
- Consistent work with a major carrier
- Supportive team environment
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