Telco Fiber Optic Network Infrastructure Field Installation Technician
Telco Fiber Optic Network Infrastructure Field Installation Technician
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Install telecom network infrastructure equipment, including system cabling (DC power, ground, DS3, and fiber optic frames/chassis/components)· Deliver installation quality that exceeds industry standards, and conduct self-audits on completed work· Complete inventory tracking, submit status reports, and follow up on open items daily· Travel to customer sites throughout the United States as project needs require
- Provide and use your own basic hand tools as required for the job· Perform high-craftsmanship installation work — securing equipment and running/terminating system cabling at equipment and fuse/breaker panels· Interpret project engineering documentation with precision, including equipment placement, cable routing, and label creation for origination/termination points· Follow proper ESD (electrostatic discharge) handling procedures for equipment and circuit packs· Manage and control installation materials and equipment for each project· Communicate proactively with Project Management (internal and customer-facing) on daily activity status· Respond quickly and clearly to equipment issues, material shortages, or customer requests· Maintain "good housekeeping" standards while working on customer premises· Stay current on industry installation and quality standards· Deliver excellent customer service on every project· Multitask efficiently across preparation, execution, and completion to minimize rework· Coordinate with the Materials Coordinator to ensure accurate, efficient shipping of project materials· Manage travel and lodging expenses responsibly, keeping accurate receipts for weekly timesheet submission· Submit timesheets electronically by the designated weekly deadline. What You Bring· Working knowledge of optical and data transport systems· Familiarity with telecom industry installation quality standards· Strong customer service instincts, especially in live customer-facing environments· Comfort working in or near live, functioning networks· Sharp problem-solving skills and the ability to stay effective in a fast-paced technical environment· An analytical, detail-oriented, flexible, and decisive approach to your work· Ability to read and interpret project documentation accurately· Strong organizational skills and the ability to multitask efficiently· Proficiency in Microsoft Office, Microsoft Visio, and Adobe Reader· Brady labeling experience is a plus
- 1–3 years of related field installation experience· Hands-on experience with Ciena, Nokia, or Infinera hardware strongly preferred· Associate's degree in Telecommunications from an accredited university is a plus
- Pay: hourly rate commensurate with experience, training/certifications. Overtime-eligible based on project needs· Health Coverage: Medical, dental, and vision benefits available to qualified candidates· Retirement: 401(k) participation· Training: Paid training on various vendor products and platformsGDMUX is committed to building lasting relationships through world-class service. If you're ready to bring precision, reliability, and craftsmanship to critical telecom infrastructure projects across the country, we'd love to hear from you.
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