Description

The Fiber Splicing Supervisor oversees repair, maintenance, and installation of fiber optic networks, managing day‑to‑day splicing operations and responding to both emergency and non‑emergency repair calls. The role demands a strong technical background in fiber optics and the ability to lead complex technical duties with minimal supervision, ensuring network functionality before leaving the customer site.

The supervisor is responsible for overseeing construction, splicing, and distribution changes of both Outside Plant (OSP) and Inside Plant (ISP) fiber optic networks, conducting tests to troubleshoot problems, and guaranteeing that necessary repairs are completed after troubleshooting.

Requirements

The position requires at least 4‑5 years of fiber splicing and leadership experience, knowledge of local cable facilities, and proficiency with various termination methods, test equipment, and documentation practices in both aerial and buried environments.

• 4‑5 years of fiber splicing and leadership experience delivering high‑quality results in a time‑driven environment.
• Knowledge of local cable facilities and fiber networks.
• Experience with Outside Plant (OSP) telecom functions and interpreting facility records and engineering schematics.
• Electronics training or experience demonstrating AC/DC theory knowledge.
• Proficiency in direct termination of fiber‑optic connectors (mechanical, anaerobic, epoxy polish, heat‑cured) and pigtail splicing methods.
• Understanding of bonding and grounding requirements for telecommunications plant.
• Working knowledge of ISP/OSP fiber optic terminations and appropriate splicing product applications.
• Ability to assist other technical personnel as needed.
• Experience with paper/pulp splicing, tagging, and restoration.
• Ability to distinguish between different cable types (telecommunication, electrical, fiber, CATV, etc.).
• Capability to build cable records, cut sheets, and as‑built documents.
• Familiarity with test equipment such as DSPs, Exfo digital meters, and OTDRs.
• Knowledge of optical and copper fault identification tools (OTDR/VFL, power meter operation).
• Experience connecting bulkheads, splice trays, organizers, furcation kits, and storage units.
• Ability to build span lines, install repeaters, and perform tagging and testing to meet HDSL requirements.
• Understanding of various electronic fiber mux equipment.
• Proficiency working in aerial and buried outside plant environments.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance