Fiber Optic Technician

Overview

Install, splice, and maintain fiber optic networks, handling logistics and safety.

Key Responsibilities

• network maintenance
• splicing calibration
• cable installation
• fiber testing
• production forecast
• health safety

Tasks

-Preventive and emergency maintenance of Vero’s network assets in all GRC markets, including utility locates, route drives, damage prevention and repairs. -Documenting installations and test results. -Maintain and calibrate splicing equipment and tools. -Maintain all equipment in good working condition and report any malfunctions. -Helping customers set up new service, consulting with construction crews, and repairing or replacing faulty equipment. -Maintaining proper traffic control and safety while being efficient. -Work constructively with permitting agencies, DOT/OSHA inspectors and other stakeholders. -Working with clients to plan installations, installing aerial and underground cabling, and pulling it through conduits. -Provide detailed production forecasts and updates to the GRC/Vero project management team. -Maintain accurate production statuses and statistics in Vero’s proprietary project management platform. -Oversee health & safety programs, ensuring compliance with state/local/DOT/OSHA reqs. -Diagnose and fix issues related to signal loss or cable damage. -Troubleshooting problems on existing network lines and providing 24/7 emergency response support. -Follow blueprints and technical diagrams to ensure correct installation. -Use testing equipment to check the integrity and performance of fiber optic cable.

Requirements

• fiber splicing
• google suite
• associate degree
• driver's license
• leadership
• problem solving

What You Bring

-Previous experience in fiber splicing, telecommunications, or related fields are highly desirable, but not required. -Strong process and documentation orientation, with a focus on continuous improvement. -A valid driver's license is required for all positions. -Vocational training or an associate degree in telecommunication, electronics, or a related field is often preferred, but not required. -Strong leadership skills. -Proficiency in Google Suite (Sheets, etc.), Google Maps, Google Earth, and project management tools. -High school diploma or equivalent. -On-call and weekend availability -Strong written and verbal communication skills. -Strong analytical, problem-solving, and organizational skills.

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Benefits

-Friendly team with flexibility -Health Benefits including Medical, Dental, and Vision -5 days (40 hours) - Paid Time Off - Hourly -401(K) contributions -Travel 50% -7 Paid Holidays and 2 Floating Holidays -Compensation range: $27 - $35 Hourly

About Glass Roots Construction, Llc

-Leveraging cutting-edge geospatial tools and real-time cloud data, it tackles every phase from design through operation. -Its leadership includes seasoned executives from Zayo, Oracle-aligned firms, and military backgrounds. -Core services span underground utility construction, aerial placements, fiber splicing, and micro-trenching. -Projects range from long-haul transmission lines to fiber-to-the-home builds, storm restorations, and emergency repairs.

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Interview Process

-initial interview with recruiter -2nd interview with hiring manager -possible 3rd interview with director of operations

Security Clearance

-background check