Telecommunications Technician - Scott AFB IL

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•Scott AFB, IL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

ADM is looking for someone to work within a team environment to install copper and fiber network infrastructure inside (ISP) buildings and outside (OSP) across campuses. Take direction from the Team Lead or others as appointed. Assist team members with preparing vehicles for deployments, inventorying materials and equipment, and attending any customer meetings. Rack and stack equipment in equipment cabinets, wall cabinets or other locations based on design drawings.

Requirements

Installs, repairs, and maintains data, voice, and network communications systems, using hand tools and software and hardware testing instruments and techniques.
Reviews work orders to move, change, install, upgrade, repair, or remove data communications equipment.
Reads technical manuals to learn correct settings for equipment.
Measures, cuts, and installs wires and cables.
Connects computers or terminals to data communication lines, using hand tools and following diagrams and manuals.
Enters commands into computer to test equipment.
Maintains working knowledge of current technologies, applications, and industry trends.
May plan layout and installation of data communications equipment.
May demonstrate use of equipment.
More complex issues are elevated to higher-level staff.
Must be able to lift 25lbs
Must be able to stand for long period of times.
Must be a US citizen with the ability to obtain a Secret clearance.

Nice To Haves

Active Secret clearance preferred.

Responsibilities

Installs, repairs, and maintains data, voice, and network communications systems, using hand tools and software and hardware testing instruments and techniques.
Reviews work orders to move, change, install, upgrade, repair, or remove data communications equipment.
Reads technical manuals to learn correct settings for equipment.
Measures, cuts, and installs wires and cables.
Connects microcomputer or terminal to data communication lines, using hand tools and following diagrams and manuals.
Enters commands into computer to test equipment.
Maintains working knowledge of current technologies, applications, and industry trends.
May plan layout and installation of data communications equipment.
May demonstrate use of equipment.
More complex issues are elevated to higher-level staff.