Level 4 Central Office Installer

TEKsystems•Knoxville, TN

1d•$25 - $40•Onsite

About The Position

A highly skilled Lead Technician is needed to support telecom, fiber, and central office installation projects. This role requires someone who can work independently, communicate effectively with a small team, and execute tasks under tight timelines. Technicians must be self-directed, reliable, and capable of supporting and coordinating with peers while receiving leadership guidance from a Foreman.

Requirements

Technicians must have Level II or higher installer competency across:
DC Power systems
Telemetry and alarm systems
LTE and wireless technologies
Wireline environments
Central Office and MSC (Mobile Switching Center) sites
DSO through OC‑192 communication systems
Grounding, DC power, batteries, raceway, and superstructure systems
Bellcore/Telcordia, NFPA, UBC, and NEC codes and standards
Central office installation
Central office equipment handling
DC power installation and testing
Fiber optic cable installation and termination
Blueprint, spec sheet, and technical drawing interpretation
Strong quality control and documentation ability
Reliable transportation
Strong punctuality
High attention to detail
Ability to work independently with minimal direction
Strong communication and teamwork skills

Responsibilities

Install and remove fiber optic cables
Perform fiber pre‑termination, termination, and fiber raceway installation
Conduct lead verification and community testing
Analyze job specifications, drawings, and system diagrams
Provide task assignments and guidance to Level 1 and Level 2 installers
Prepare MOPs (Method of Procedure)
Prepare JIMs (Job Information Method)
Resolve discrepancies in drawings or job specifications
Mark, update, and correct office record drawings
Conduct in‑process and final quality inspections
Serve as the installation supplier’s in‑charge person for common system jobs
Work with systems including Alarms, Float, Equalize, Internal Resistance, Connection Resistance, Microhms/MHOS, Rectifiers, and PDUs
Follow EPA and HAZMAT guidelines related to battery recycling
Operate cabling tools such as hydraulic crimpers, cable cutters, and heat guns
Operate test equipment (Alber, Midtronics)
Adhere to OSHA safety regulations
Work with 12V, 24V, and 48V DC systems (experience preferred)