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 across both coaxial and fiber platforms. Work must follow safety policies, procedures, and regulatory guidelines. Technicians install, splice, and terminate fiber-optic cables and connectors; test and maintain connections and network equipment; troubleshoot problems and restore service; document installations, repairs, equipment, and network configurations; manage inventory; and provide professional customer service. The role also involves working with colleagues on complex technical issues and network expansion, maintaining technical knowledge through training, and meeting attendance, timekeeping, safety, and service-quality expectations. The position requires daily travel and driving to job sites and customer homes. Work takes place outdoors in varied and sometimes extreme weather, on poles, roofs, ladders, and in other elevated or confined locations. The work may involve moderate noise, animals, construction areas, and frequent physical activity, including lifting, carrying, climbing, and standing. Schedules may include nights, weekends, evenings, holidays, variable shifts, and overtime; hours can fluctuate during the year. The employer offers competitive wages of $20–$24, paid safety and job training, tools, uniform, work van and gas card, medical, dental and vision benefit options, a 401(k) with company match, an employee stock purchase plan, paid time off, an independent work environment, 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