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Work involves climbing, crawling, crouching or other non-sitting positions in punching down phone cable, testing, installations, cable pulls and tower climbing less than 20% of the time. Knowledge of fiber splicing and/or troubleshooting; OTDR, fiber characterization and other testing methods.
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Job SummaryThe Fiber Splicer is responsible for the installation of new cable lines, both underground and on utility poles, and performs maintenance on existing cables, including evaluation tests and repair.
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Fusion splice, terminate and install assortment of fiber optic connectors and enclosures including both loose tube fiber and ribbon fiber up to an 288ct fiber cable.
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Locate for Horizontal Directional Driller for installation of underground conduit and fiber optic cable. As a Directional Drill Operator/Locator, you will support directional drilling for installation of underground conduit and fiber optic cable.
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Allstates Consulting Services is looking for a Outside Plant / Fiber Aerial Lineman for one of our customers in the Southeast market. We are looking for a Fiber Aerial Lineman who has experience doing overhead fiber line hanging.
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Perform aerial construction activities, including but not limited to, installing aerial fiber, installing fiber storage (snow shoes), completing pole transfers, and performing cleanup work Perform underground construction activities, including but not limited to, pulling new cable/fiber through conduits, digging up and repairing damaged conduit and underground vaults or pedestals.
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The Fiber Technician position is a mid-level to senior level construction worker that can perform both aerial and underground cable and fiber installation work, splice fiber, and has a good working knowledge of aerial and underground rules and regulations.
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Must have ability to install, terminate and test low voltage & fiber optic cables (to include single mode & multi-mode fiber optic cables, coax, Cat5/6, standard & solid conductor low voltage cable.
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We are experts in cell tower construction, RF engineering, broadband fiber optic cable installation, OSP engineering, wireline construction, and emergency maintenance services. You want to learn the telecom construction trade to advance your career Coax Splicing, Fiber Splicing, Directional Drilling, etc.
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Build and maintain aerial and underground cable systems. As a COM Laborer/Groundman , you will support all phases of utility construction for various types of telecom projects. Work in outdoor utility construction sites.
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As a Tower Technician II , you are responsible for installing, maintaining, and operating wired, wireless, fiber optic, and microwave telecommunications equipment and systems. As a Tower Technician II , you are responsible for installing, maintaining, and operating wired, wireless, fiber optic, and microwave telecommunications equipment and systems.
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As a Tower Technician III , you are responsible for installing, maintaining, and operating wired, wireless, fiber optic, and microwave telecommunications equipment and systems. As a Tower Technician III , you are responsible for installing, maintaining, and operating wired, wireless, fiber optic, and microwave telecommunications equipment and systems.
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Specify requirements and provide cost estimates for ancillary support systems including radio towers, outside (fiber) cable plant (typically OPGW & ADSS), DC power, grounding, fiber splice cases & distribution panels, shelters and outdoor enclosures, etc.
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Familiar with time-division multiplexing (TDM) hierarchy, digital cross-connect switches, channel banks, SONET, IP, ethernet & serial interfaces, wiring/cabling methods, DC power systems, radio towers, electrical substations, link power budgets, path profiles.
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In addition, you will:Work in outdoor utility construction sitesBuild and maintain aerial and underground cable systemsTroubleshoot problems as they arise in the fieldLearn and train to use various kinds of tools and equipmentQualificationsAbout You:Safety is a part of your day to dayYou want to learn the telecom construction trade to advance your careerCoax Splicing, Fiber Splicing, Directional Drilling, etc.
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