Fiber Splicer

Job Description

Job Description

Fiber Splicer

Duties and Responsibilities (include but are not limited to)

• Self-supervise all operations to ensure that all splicing operations are completed in accordance with customer and industry specifications.
• Ensure that all needed tools and equipment are available at the jobsite, working from engineered blueprints, and keeping track of production.
• Resolve complaints with property owners in areas that you're working. (Talk to residents & explain what it is we are doing).
• Fill-out daily production reports, mark-up maps, keep track of work hours, complete "as-built maps" for areas spliced.
• Basic installation and repair acceptance testing of light levels
• Basic wiring in an office building or new construction setting
• Installation, repair, and maintenance of inside wire.
• Responsible for high quality trade craft and splicing duties
• Focused splicing work required in order to install highly complex circuits and designs
• Verify proper splicing and distance using an OTDR.
• Pull fiber cable through conduits, splice, and activate underground and aerial lines.
• Place or attach cable on or inside a building using a drill and screws to secure clips.
• Troubleshoot splice loss or attenuation using an OTDR.
• Reconcile all issued parts and materials on a daily basis to ensure accurate material usage counts.
• Overall network architecture understanding required as this position requires network architecture and troubleshooting knowledge
• Ability to audit and document splicing matrices and existing fiber plant
• Ability to document and validate as-builts for new builds and plant modifications
• Willingness to work shifts as assigned, including daily overtime when necessary.
• Able to perform the physical tasks required in this position for the entire assigned shift.
• Must be reliable, responsible, and dependable work attendance
• Must have valid driver's license
• Must be able to pass drug and background screening
• Must be authorized to work in the United States