Telecommunications Installer DC (Level III) - Texas at OmniOn Power in Plano, Texas
Telecommunications Installer DC (Level III) - Texas at OmniOn Power in Plano, Texas
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- High School Diploma/GEDThree years of experience in Telecom DC power equipment installation
- Two years of experience in pulling & sewing cable, construction of cable racking, bay mounting
- Valid driver's license
- Computer skills including Microsoft Outlook / Excel / Word
- Ability and willingness to travel 100% of the time
- Ability and willingness to work varying shifts (swing shifts)
- Desired Characteristics
- Strong customer service mindset
- Prior field engineering experience
- Strong verbal and written communication skillsAC Electrical Experience
- Ability to lift at least 40 lbs. Ability to operate motorized lift equipment to maneuver, install or remove 80-750 lb. batteries.
- Frequently pushing or pulling of cables up to 60 lbs. Frequently climbing ladders up to 8 ft. Frequently working/standing on ladders for long periods of time
- Continuous standing
- Frequently reaching above, below or at shoulder level
- Frequently bending, twisting, or stooping
- Frequently crouching or squatting
- Be exposed to varying environments with moderate noise levels, nominal variations in heat and cold.
- Proficient in using computer-based management and administrative tools, including Microsoft Office, Salesforce (SFDC), and Workfront.
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