Telecommunications Technician

What type of work you may be expected to do?

Troubleshoot/Install various telephone systems.

Coax/Cat6/Cat5e/ Cat3 cable installations in retail/ commercial space. (Drop Ceiling, internal wall, external wall, wire tray, conduit)

Fiber Optic Installation. Termination and Testing.

Troubleshoot voice and data lines. Must have a working knowledge of commercial grade wiring topologies.

Telephony/ Data circuit extensions.

Network equipment installation (Router, Switch, Hub, Dial Back up Modem, DSL Modem, Network Management Device, Wireless Access Points, etc.)

Provide connection to network equipment via laptop with Hyper Terminal/ Putty installed, USB to Serial adaptor, and various console cables. Once the session is created you will be instructed by NOC tech.

You do not need to know how to configure the equipment, just how to connect to It.) *Project Coordinator will provide support as needed.

Provide onsite physical layer support, while participating in Conference Bridge. You may sit on phone for long periods of time.

Perform site survey per job scope.

Take pictures with MP camera (high quality smart phone pictures are accepted).

Complete an As Built excel workbook and upload to ftp server. *Project Coordinator will provide support.

If you have Fiber Optic installation experience, you could be tasked to install, terminate, and test.

If you have specific phone system experience, you may be tasked to provide onsite phone system support — to include configuration changes and initial set up.

What we expect from you?

A professional appearance and attitude at all times, while on the job site, and on phone calls.

Once accepting a job you arrive on time and prepared with tools and materials per scope of work description.

You must check in/ out using telephone automation system.

You must make Project Coordinator aware of any issues that define a change of scope or problem with completion, at the earliest opportunity.

You must turn in signed Vendor work order, company work order, and other requested collateral per scope of work.

You must not attempt to solicit contacts, which you gain via company.

How will you be paid?

As a 1099 Contractor.

Agreed hourly wage and travel to each job paid

Work week starts on Sunday and ends on Saturday.

Pay is processed the following two weeks Wednesday.

Your job collateral must be submitted within 24 hours from job.

All material will be provided to you.

Schedule:

Per job basis M-F with some night work and or weekend week that has been pre-arranged

Education:

High school or equivalent (Preferred)

Experience:

Preferred previous experience but on the job training is available.

Technical Skills: 3 year (Preferred)

Work Location:

On the road

Tools (Preferred to have as many on the list as possible, but also options if you don’t):

Laptop

Ladder (Preferably a little Giant)

Reliable Transportation

Glow Sticks

Fish Tape

Drill

Drill Bits

Continuity Tester

Toner

Screw Driver w/ various bits including Security bits

Dykes / Snips

Crimp tool

Punch down w/ 66 block and 110 block

Hard Hat

Safety Vest

Safety Glasses

Label Maker

Fiber Term Kit

Certifier

Job Types: Contract, Full-time

Pay: $27.00 – $32.00 per hour

Benefits:

• Life insurance

Schedule:

• 8 hour shift
• Day shift

License/Certification:

• Driver’s License (Preferred)

Work Location: On the road