OSP Fiber - Maintenance Technician
$25.00 per hour
ApplyOSP Fiber - Maintenance Technician
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$25.00 per hour
About the role
- Must be able to splice any type of fiber optic cable in any type of condition
- Must be able to run and safely operate a bucket truck
- Must be able to run and safely operative a mini excavator
- Must have previous experience maintaining live optical / LOS networks
- Must understand AC to DC rectifying principles
- Must understand PON and GPON technologies and be able to troubleshoot outages
- Must understand backbone, feeder, and AP principals in FTTX practices
- Must be able to receive direction from management and lead a crew underneath to success during any maintenance events
- Must be able to orchestrate any controlled outages / repairs with the appropriate channels for a successful controlled outage
- Must have experience with DOT regulation
- Ability to communicate in person and by telephone
- Ability to read and repair from blueprints and/or wire diagrams
- Ability to complete mechanical tasks such as fiber splicing, reading meters (volt, RF and Fiber), conducting tests and performing troubleshooting measures to achieve plant level requirements
- As needed repair and maintenance of headend electronics and critical infrastructure equipment
- Complete daily production reports, mark up maps, keep track of work hours and complete "as-built" maps for areas worked
- Safely operate and use bucket truck to complete maintenance assignments
- Ability to work majority nights shifts
- Ability to use computer based programs required to support the activation and verification of electronic equipment installs
- Able to work at varying heights from a bucket truck, as well as ground level in underground vaults
- Reach, push, pull, hold, grasp and perform fine manipulation task on cable and electronic equipment
- Good communication and organizational skills
- Ability to work independently as well as in a team environment
- Understand construction prints and splice documents
- Ability to work within a fast-paced, high-change environment
- Must pass a drug screening test and a criminal background check
- Must have time management skills and understand the importance of managing time
- Must be able to be able to multi-task and handle multiple project standings at one time
- Outdoor elements and working with aerial plant
- In proximity of heavy machinery and moving vehicles
- Working close to power transformers
- Sitting stationary for long periods of time splicing
- Climbing ladders, crouching, balance, kneel, stoop
- Working in all weather conditions
- 401(k)401(k) matching
- Dental insurance
- Employee assistance program
- Employee discount
- Health insurance
- Health savings account
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Parental leave
- Referral program
- Vision insurance
- Full-time work with overtime available
- Employer paid medical, dental, and vision 401K with a match
- Training provided
- Career advancement opportunities
- Paid time off and holidays
- Voluntary life insurance
- Referral bonus program
Before you apply
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