Lead Telecommunications Technician/Assistant Project Manager

Leader Communications Inc•Oklahoma City, OK

17h•Onsite

About The Position

The Administrative Project Manager covers contracts and situations that require no technical leadership and provides status and progress reporting while providing an administrative connection between onsite contractor staff and contractor’s home office. The Lead Telecommunications Technician must be able to evaluate, analyze, develop or improve communication systems, procedures and requirements. Individual must be able to attain and maintain a valid U.S. Government security clearance in order to be retained in the position.

Requirements

Must be a high school graduate or equivalent
Must possess or obtain CompTIA Network+ or equivalent credential
Must possess or obtain CompTIA A+ or equivalent credential
Must possess or obtain a formal Desktop PC Repair Certification
Must possess or obtain an iBwave Design Level 3 Certification
Must possess a minimum of five (5) years of documented telecommunications experience
5 Years of Documented Telecommunications Experience
Legacy Voice & Circuit Engineering (T1, 56K, ISDN) Mandatory / Technical SOW Core Duties
Network Hardware Configuration (Switches, Routers, CSU/DSU)
Facility Communications Maintenance (Paging, Fire/Intrusion Alarms)
Wireless Network Deployment (WAPs, Cellular Wireless Technology)
Physical Cable Plant Infrastructure Mapping (Fiber Optic, Coaxial)
Work Order Lifecycle Management (Trouble Tickets, MACs, Work Closures)
Highly proficient in business software applications (i.e.: Microsoft Office – Outlook, Word, Excel, Project, SharePoint, and PowerPoint)
Strong ability to lead, guide, and mentor personnel and multi—task

Responsibilities

Troubleshoot, repair, program, maintain, and replace CSU/DSU, switch equipment, routers, and essential network devices.
Install and maintain specialized communication hardware including telephones, paging networks, fire alarms, intrusion alarms, teleconference equipment, and computer data circuits.
Extend, test, and troubleshoot critical telecommunication circuits including T1, 56K, ISDN, and advanced data lines.
Evaluate both inside and outside infrastructure cable plants; design and create equipment route paths utilizing copper and fiber media.
Analyze system failures and unusual network occurrences to isolate the problem source, determining technical causality between software, hardware, or environmental factors.
Actively manage the daily lifecycle of trouble tickets, executing moves, adds, and changes (MACs) to complete and officially close work orders.
Perform comprehensive facility site surveys using complex technical documents to assist in the development of project job planning.
Analyze, assign, and distribute incoming work orders to technicians as designated by management.
Assume full operational authority and serve as the acting Project Manager/Supervisor in the absence of the Telecommunications PM.
Maintain rigorous manual and computerized office records, including equipment detail records, cabling manifests, and parts inventory databases.