Fiber splicer
lee communucationsIndianapolis (IN)
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description We are assembling a small team of fiber splicers to work on residential neighborhoods, focusing on both routine splicing and emergency or outage response. The team, typically 2-5 members, will tackle projects involving mixed residential networks. Truck, trailer, and all necessary splicing equipment are provided, with production-based pay. Occasional day travel and some out-of-town projects may be required, though overnight stays are infrequent.
Responsibilities:
- Perform fiber splicing in residential neighborhoods
- Respond to emergency and outage-related fiber repairs (under 25% of work)
- Operate and maintain splicing equipment and tools
- Collaborate effectively within a small team of 2-5 members
- Manage time efficiently to meet project deadlines
- Conduct OTDR testing and troubleshooting as needed
- Travel occasionally to out-of-town job sites
Required Qualifications: Valid driver's license
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience in fiber splicing
- Knowledge of fiber optic splicing techniques
- Proficiency with OTDR testing and troubleshooting
- Strong teamwork and communication skills
- Effective time management abilities
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