Telecommunications Service Technician

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mts servicesManchester (NH)

Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers Wired Telecommunications Carriers

SENIORITY

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Job Description

Requirements: Service Technicians at MTS Services must not only be skilled in installing, terminating, and testing various types of data cables, but also meet the following criteria:

Ability to work independently or lead small teams
Advanced time-management skills
Track record of timely and accurate paperwork and administrative reporting
Above-average PC skills, Microsoft Office SuiteTrack record of reliable attendance and dependability
Acute troubleshooting capabilities
Above-average communication skills, both between management and clients
Responsible decision-making skills
Possess a valid driver's license
Ability to lift at least 50 pounds as necessary
Ability to climb ladders, stand for extended periods, and drive for extended periods
Capable of working in confined spaces

The successful candidate for this Service Technician role must have a positive outlook, an ambitious nature, and the drive to always perform at his or her utmost ability. Service Technicians represent MTS Services in transactional agreements with clients on-site so it is important to always embody positivity, professionalism, and trustworthiness. We have a terrific group of employees at MTS Services, and we look forward to you joining our team. To learn more about MTS Services, please visit: Join Our Team | MTS Services

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