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As a Fiber Splicer , you are responsible to produce end-to-end fiber optic networks. As a Fiber Splicer , you will develop new skills, work in a safety - minded environment, and join us in expanding technology for a better community.
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Utilize fusion splicer, test equipment OTDR (Optical Time-Domain Refelctometer ) 1310, 1550, DWDM, CWDM, 945 OLTS, Max Tester, Power meter. Experience prepping fiber splice enclosures such as Tyco, Commscope , Corning etc.
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Responsibilities Repair and install fiber optics systems and telephone in accordance with guidelines. You are at least 18 years old Must have a valid driver's license Authorized to work in the United States for this company High school diploma or GED equivalent Comfortable working in tight spaces (crawl space, attic, etc) Comfortable working through inclement weather Experience with small hand tools, power tools, and test equipment.
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You have at least 3-5 years of fiber splicing and troubleshooting experience. Fiber engineer knowledge of fiber design, reading documentation, understanding of light levels and dB loss.
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As a full service telecommunications company, we specialize in building, maintaining, and managing some of the largest upgrades, rebuilds and new builds as well as a wide range of services including aerial and underground construction, structured wiring, fiber splicing, cable mining, and engineering for the fiber to the home market.
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