Description
fiber splicing
cable testing
map interpretation
field inspections
troubleshooting
time logging
Key duties include splicing and testing fibre optic cabling, troubleshooting technical issues, and interpreting maps, drawings, and testing documents. The splicer will also perform splicing rearrangements on existing facilities and conduct regular field inspections to ensure quality control and compliance with technical specifications.
- Execute splicing and testing of fibre optic cables in underground and aerial settings.
- Interpret maps, drawings, blueprints, and testing documentation.
- Perform splicing adjustments on existing buried, aerial, and building installations.
- Carry out regular field inspections to verify quality and technical compliance.
- Apply strong interpersonal, listening, and MS Office competencies.
- Read customer‑provided drawings and log daily time and production metrics.
Requirements
fiber optic
ms office
driver’s licence
safety protocols
drug screening
physical demands
Applicants must have proven experience as a fibre optic splicer/tester, be familiar with safety procedures for work at height and confined spaces, and possess strong interpersonal and MS Office skills. Ability to read customer‑provided drawings, maintain daily time and production logs, and hold a valid provincial driver’s licence with a clean abstract are required. Successful completion of pre‑employment drug and alcohol screening is also mandatory.
- Diagnose and resolve basic technical problems in the field.
- Maintain experience as a fibre optic splicer/tester and adhere to safety protocols aloft and in confined spaces.
- Hold a valid provincial driver’s licence with a clean abstract.
- Pass mandatory pre‑employment drug and alcohol screening.
- Travel across Southwestern Ontario and meet physical demands such as lifting up to 75 lb, climbing, and working at heights in all weather conditions.
Benefits
The position offers an hourly wage range of $28.55 to $39.12, determined by trade certification, apprenticeship level, experience, and location, with possible travel and accommodation incentives for remote sites. Employees receive a comprehensive health and benefits package—including extended health, dental, vision, disability, life insurance, mental‑health resources, and a competitive retirement plan—administered through the Union.
- Earn an hourly wage between $28.55 and $39.12, based on certification, apprenticeship level, experience, and location.
- Qualify for travel and accommodation allowances for remote assignments.
- Receive comprehensive health, dental, vision, disability, life insurance, mental‑health resources, and a competitive retirement package.
Training + Development
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