Fiber Optic Technician - OR

Glass Roots Construction, LLC•Portland, OR

24d•Onsite

About The Position

We are looking for skilled Fiber Optic Technicians who are local to the Portland and the surrounding areas. This position will report to the Fiber Optic Manager and represents an opportunity to join an awesome team on the ground floor, learn a lot, and have a ton of fun as Glass Roots Construction (GRC) grows!

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
A valid driver's license is required for all positions.

Nice To Haves

Vocational training or an associate degree in telecommunication, electronics, or a related field is often preferred, but not required.
Previous 2-3 years' experience in fiber splicing, telecommunications, or related fields are highly desirable.
Strong leadership, analytical, and organizational skills.
Strong process and documentation orientation with a focus on continuous improvement.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Proficiency in Google Suite (Sheets, etc.), Google Maps, Google Earth, and project management tools.

Responsibilities

Working with clients to plan installations, installing aerial and underground cabling, and pulling it through conduits.
Follow blueprints and technical diagrams to ensure correct installation.
Provide detailed production forecasts and updates to the GRC/Vero project management team.
Maintain accurate production statuses and statistics in Vero’s proprietary project management platform.
Troubleshooting problems on existing network lines and providing 24/7 emergency response support.
Maintain all equipment in good working condition and report any malfunctions.
Maintain and calibrate splicing equipment and tools.
Documenting installations and test results.
Oversee health & safety programs, ensuring compliance with state/local/DOT/OSHA reqs.
Work constructively with permitting agencies, DOT/OSHA inspectors and other stakeholders.
Preventive and emergency maintenance of Vero’s network assets in all GRC markets, including utility locates, route drives, damage prevention and repairs.
Helping customers set up new service, consulting with construction crews, and repairing or replacing faulty equipment.
Use testing equipment to check the integrity and performance of fiber optic cable.
Diagnose and fix issues related to signal loss or cable damage.
Maintaining proper traffic control and safety while being efficient.