Power Installer III

KGP Telecommunications•Mobile, AL

About The Position

Circet USA is seeking a Power Installer III to install DC power equipment and associated infrastructure used in telecommunications networks. The role includes installing batteries, rectifiers, PBDs, BDFBs, cabling, wiring, and telecommunications equipment in central offices and other telecom facilities. The installer plans and assigns installation activities, serves as a subject matter expert on provisioning, activating, and testing 24- and 48-volt DC electronic equipment, and oversees on-site project execution, including safety, paperwork, crew leadership, customer interaction, and accountability. The position requires extensive travel (75–100%) and driving is an essential function. Candidates must have a valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record and provide proof of insurance. The role requires frequently lifting or moving up to 70 pounds and working on ladders up to 15 feet. Employees may occasionally work near moving mechanical parts and be exposed to electrical shock risk. The stated U.S. pay range is $22–$32, based on geography, skills, and experience. The role may also be eligible for performance incentives based on company and individual goals and performance.

Requirements

7–8 years of related work experience as a lead installer.
Extensive knowledge of Telcordia and customer-specific installation standards.
Extensive knowledge of and/or certification from OEMs such as GE Power, Emerson, and Enersys.
Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record.
Proof of insurance.
Ability to frequently lift and/or move up to 70 pounds.
Ability to work on ladders up to 15 feet and demonstrate manual dexterity.
Good written and oral communication, customer service, and computer skills.
Ability to work well within a team and demonstrate leadership abilities.
Adaptability to changing environments.
Reliable transportation and tools.
Willingness to travel extensively (75–100%).

Nice To Haves

Associate degree in an appropriate technology.

Responsibilities

Install batteries, rectifiers, PBDs, BDFBs, and associated infrastructure used in telecommunications networks.
Analyze, plan, lay out, and assign installation activities to other installation personnel.
Serve as a subject matter expert on provisioning, activating, and testing 24- and 48-volt DC electronic equipment.
Install cable, wiring, and telecommunications equipment in central offices and other telecom facilities.
Handle on-site aspects of DC power equipment installation, including safety, paperwork, leading crew members, customer interaction, and accountability for assigned projects.
Drive as required and travel extensively, approximately 75–100%.