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Fiber Technician

ClevanooSeattle, WAMay 11th, 2026
Role DescriptionWe are seeking for a Fiber Optic Splicing Technician with strong skills in ribbon splicing (12f/24f/48f), case access, and fiber testing. This role supports night‑shift maintenance and construction windows for major telecom clients. Work is typically assigned in 1–2 night blocks, with additional projects following based on performance and availability.You will work as part of a two‑technician crew, responsible for accessing existing splice cases, preparing fibers, performing ribbon mass fusion splicing, completing testing, and documenting results.Required Qualifications5+ years of fiber splicing experienceProven experience with ribbon mass fusion splicingStrong understanding of fiber color codes, buffer tubes, and ribbon IDProficiency with OTDR, power meter, and related test equipmentAbility to work overnight shifts consistentlyValid driver’s license and reliable transportationAbility to lift 50 lbs and work in confined spaces when requiredStrong attention to detail and documentation accuracyPreferred QualificationsExperience with Mastec, Lumen, AT&T, Zayo, Crown Castle, or similar carriersExperience working in 2‑person splicing crewsFamiliarity with EXFO, VIAVI, FUJIKURA, IDEAL INDUSTRIES equipmentCertifications: FOA CFOT, ETA, or equivalent (not required but a plus)Key ResponsibilitiesAccess and prepare existing splice cases safely and efficientlyPerform ribbon mass fusion splicing (12f, 24f, 48f depending on project)Conduct OTDR, power meter, and light source testingComplete splice documentation, labeling, and as‑builtS/REDLINESFollow night‑shift access windows and coordinate with NOC/field teamsCRITICAL: Maintain clean, organized splice trays and closures and document conditions before and after for reporting purposes.Troubleshoot fiber issues, identify faults, and perform corrective actionsEnsure all work meets client quality standards and industry best practicesOperate safely in manholes, handholes, and controlled access sites (limited or not aerial)Communicate clearly with project managers and other crew members