The Fiber Installation Technician installs, modifies, repairs, and disconnects cable services, including video, data, and telephone. The role involves hands-on field work installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting fiber-optic and coaxial cable systems and related equipment. In some service areas, technicians work in dual-platform environments using both coaxial and fiber technologies. Work must comply with established safety policies, procedures, and regulatory guidelines. Technicians install, splice, terminate, and test fiber-optic cables and connections; maintain and repair equipment and network infrastructure; respond to outages; document work and equipment; manage inventory; and provide professional, customer-focused support. They collaborate with colleagues, may mentor new employees, cross-train on additional services, and participate in training and team meetings. The position requires daily travel and driving to job sites, work outdoors in varying weather, and the ability to perform physically demanding tasks including lifting, climbing ladders and poles, and working at heights. The role requires a high school diploma or GED, a valid driver’s license, and the ability to pass pre-employment drug, criminal background, and driving-record checks. Previous fiber-optic installation and FTTH deployment experience is required. Technician training or fiber-optics certification is a plus. Pay is $20–$24. The employer describes the work environment as highly independent and offers paid training and a promotion path to Field Technician Supervisor and Site Manager.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED