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Down South Communications

Fiber & Coax Splicer

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What they do

A Photonics Technician is responsible for assembling, dismantling, installing, calibrating, testing, operating and repairing lasers. They also may perform alignment procedures, clean optics, integrate lasers with opto-mechanics parts, work on laser documentation and troubleshoot.

$69,100 / year median in Texas

+10% projected growth

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Fiber & Coax Splicer Down South Communications Santa Fe, TX Job Details Full-time | Contract $700
  • $2,000 a week 10 hours ago Benefits On-the-job training Opportunities for advancement Qualifications Telecommunications blueprint interpretation Outdoor work experience Bucket operation Driver's License Construction plans Following blueprint specifications Bucket truck Full Job Description We are looking for an experienced Fiber & Coax Splicer to join our telecommunications construction team.
This position is responsible for splicing, terminating, testing, and troubleshooting fiber optic and coaxial cable as part of cable construction projects. The ideal candidate has experience in telecom, fiber, coax, or cable construction and understands the importance of quality work, accurate documentation, and job-site safety. What You'll Do Perform fiber optic and coaxial cable splicing and termination Read and understand fiber/coax splice diagrams, prints, and construction plans Prepare, splice, and organize fiber and coax cables Perform testing and troubleshooting using appropriate fiber and coax test equipment Assist with troubleshooting signal and connectivity issues Identify and repair damaged or improperly installed cable Work with aerial and underground cable construction crews Assist with cable placement and preparation when needed Maintain accurate splice records, test results, and job documentation Maintain tools, equipment, and company vehicles Follow all company and job-site safety procedures Requirements Previous fiber, coax, cable, or telecommunications experience preferred Experience with fiber and/or coax splicing preferred Ability to read construction plans and splice diagrams Comfortable working outdoors and on active construction sites Ability to lift 50+ lbs and perform physical work as needed Valid driver's license required Reliable transportation to job sites Ability to travel to different project locations as needed Preferred (but not required) Experience with fiber optic splicing and testing Experience with coax splicing and activation Experience with OTDR, power meter, or other fiber testing equipment Experience with aerial cable construction Experience working from bucket trucks or around utility poles What We Offer Full-time steady work Competitive pay based on experience Opportunity for advancement within the telecommunications industry Work with an experienced cable construction team Opportunity to expand your skills in fiber, coax, and telecommunications construction If you have hands-on experience with fiber or coax splicing and want to be part of a professional telecommunications construction crew, we would like to hear from you.
Pay:
$700.00
  • $2,000.
00 per week
Benefits:
On-the-job training Application Question(s): Are you comfortable working outdoors assisting a telecom line crew with cable installation, lifting 50+ lbs, and working around utility poles and bucket trucks? Do you have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation to job sites? Do you have previous hands-on experience splicing fiber optic or coaxial cable? Yes
  • Fiber Yes
  • Coax Yes
  • Both No, but I have related telecom experience No telecom experience
Work Location:
In person