Cable Installation Technician
general cableDenver (CO)
Cable Installation Technician
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general cableDenver (CO)
Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line InstallersWired Telecommunications Carriers
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Job Description:
No experience is required. Paid training is provided.
-Install and calibrate equipment.
-Verify TV, Internet and phone services working properly.
-Be able to troubleshoot all services, cable wires, splitters and equipment functionality.
-Excellent customer service.
-make sure that every single job is completed following the company standards.
-Educate customers on every service and equipment installed.
-Must follow and in compliance with all safety regulations.
-Be able to identify all marked and unmarked utilities.
-Punctuality and reliability. \nCompany
Description:
General Cable is a telecommunications contracting company specializing in cable and fiber installation services. We work with major telecom providers and subcontractors, providing trained technicians for residential and commercial installations, troubleshooting, and network infrastructure projects across the United States.
Company Description:
General Cable is a telecommunications contracting company specializing in cable and fiber installation services. We work with major telecom providers and subcontractors, providing trained technicians for residential and commercial installations, troubleshooting, and network infrastructure projects across the United States.
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