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Knowledge of different cable types (e.g., Cat 5e, Cat 6, fiber optic) and their specifications. Qualifications and Skills:Hands-on experience with cable termination and splicing.
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Responsible for performing field inspections of cable/fiber/coax placement, splicing and construction work. The Aerial Cable Construction Supervisor is responsible for coordination, delegation, supervision and quality control of onsite work including responsibility for performance and productivity of all aerial/underground construction crews.
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A successful Fiber Splicer shall be responsible for proper preparation and splicing of fiber optic cable within a telecommunications system. At a minimum, the position requires a good working knowledge of telecommunications network structure; familiarity with fiber optic cable, splice enclosures and the functionality of each; ability to use OTDR and fusion splicing equipment; ability to read fiber matrices; ability to interpret and analyze data; and, ability to identify and troubleshoot problems.
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Hands on experience related to various construction functions including cable and molding placement, splicing, conduit placement asphalt, concrete and grass restoration. Perform construction work including coaxial placement, splicing, MDU work including the placement of molding and drop cable, and underground work including service tie-ins.
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Engage in network planning and fiber splicing scheduling and closeout activities. Assist with additional fiber network construction activities prior to splicing and closeout.
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The Fiber Splicer is experienced in cable and closure prepping, bonding or grounding and splicing fiber optic cables. Operate technical equipment, including but not limited to a laptop computer, OTDR, PWR METER/OLTS and fusion splicing equipment for single and ribbon fiber.
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Perform various jobs with copper splicing and assist in fiber splicing. Place aerial and underground copper and fiber cable. Have you worked 5 or more years performing construction work that involves cable splicing and/or operating heavy machinery.
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This position will be responsible for installing, splicing, repairing and maintaining aerial, buried, and/or underground fiber optic and coax cable. 6+ months of basic fiber optic and/or copper cable splicing and repair, installation and repair, or switch training.
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Job DescriptionJob Summary:The Splicer 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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You want to learn the telecom construction trade to advance your career o Coax Splicing, Fiber Splicing, Directional Drilling, etc. Build and maintain aerial and underground cable systems.
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Coax Splicing, Fiber Splicing, Directional Drilling, Aerial and Underground Construction, etc. Operate backhoes, dozer, cable plow, air compressors, trenchers, hydraulic reel trailers & other types of machinery.
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Ability to use and proficiency of all equipment related to cable/fiber splicing. Demonstrated knowledge of all types of splicing activity, cable and safety test equipment and/or use of all types of cable construction equipment.
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Understand fiber optic splicing techniques and be able to attach connectors to fiber optic cable and splice inside and outside fiber cables. Be able to perform test procedures on fiber and copper cable, analyze test results, and certify results to industry standards.
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As a Skilled Laborer/Groundman , you will support all phases of utility construction for various types of telecom projects. Work in outdoor utility construction sites. Employee Assistance Program (EAP.
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Ability to successfully complete service tech boot camp training, POTS/DSL installation/repair, cable splicing/maintenance, basic transmissions, air pressure, and HSI installations (self and full.
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