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Drop Installer III
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What they do
A Telecommunications Field Technician telecommunications Field Service Technician installs, repairs and maintains voice, data and video systems for a company's customers at the customer site. Prepares and documents a customer's network prior to implementing telecommunication system. Installs IP, network equipment and facilities. Acts as the first point of issue resolution, responds to field engineering issues and troubleshooting telecommunication problems. May train less experienced field technicians.
$75,408 / year median in Hawaii
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Our values:
People, Communities, Reputation, Teamwork, Trust, and Truth. Essential Functions- Install and maintain aerial and underground drop cables for residential and commercial customers.
- Perform splicing, grounding, bonding, and signal testing on coaxial and fiber optic lines.
- Troubleshoot and resolve service issues with minimal supervision.
- Interpret and work from blueprints, technical specifications, and work orders.
- Ensure installations comply with industry standards, codes, and safety regulations.
- Utilize specialized tools and equipment, including signal level meters, OTDRs, and cable locators.
- Document work completed via digital or paper job tickets.
- Maintain and ensure proper inventory of installation materials and tools.
- Serve as a field mentor to Drop Installer I and II team members.
- Communicate professionally with customers to explain installation processes and answer service-related questions.
- Respond to escalated service issues and assist with high-priority projects.
- Other duties as assigned. Competencies
Technical Expertise:
Advanced knowledge of coaxial, fiber optic, and copper drop installations.Problem Solving:
Able to diagnose and resolve technical issues quickly and independently.Safety Orientation:
Strong understanding and adherence to OSHA, NESC, and company safety standards.Communication:
Clear, professional communication with both customers and team members.- Attention to
Detail:
Accurate in documentation, measurements, and connections.Leadership:
Ability to train and guide less experienced installers.Physical Capability:
Able to lift 75 lbs., climb ladders and poles, and work in various weather conditions. Required Education and Experience- High school diploma or equivalent.
- 18 months to 2 years of experience of related experience.
- Valid driver's license. Work Environment The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
- Position may be subject to both inside and outside environmental conditions, noise suff.