Overnight Fiber Splicing Jobs in Colorado (NOW HIRING)

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We are seeking Fiber Splicers who hold a crucial position in guaranteeing prompt delivery and excellence in Telecommunications services for our clientele. Responsibilities include deciphering schematics and diagrams to splice, terminate, and test fiber-optic connections for both new constructions and service setups. Additionally, the role involves the maintenance, troubleshooting, and rectification of damaged cables and associated concerns within the outside plant network. 

Responsibilities

• Install and maintain new and existing fiber. 
• Prep and splice single-mode (SM) and multi-mode (MM) optical fiber cables ranging from single to ribbon and loose tube.  
• Splice and repair fiber optic cables using single and mass fusion equipment.  
• Terminate fiber using various connectors or pig tails. 
• Test fiber using OTDR, OLTS, Power Meters, and VFL. 
• Install required splice capsules and hardware.  
• Perform mid-sheath cable entries along with the ability to splice fibers in an active network. 
• Maintain existing plant without causing signal failure interruptions.  
• Respond to network outages and perform required troubleshooting and repairs. 
• Keep up-to-date records of project progress, including production sheets, time sheets, and necessary customer documentation. 
• Maintain splice equipment, trailers, and vehicles.  
• Complete certification testing of fiber optic systems.  
• Experienced in understanding and adhering to safety including those outlined by OSHA, NESC, NEC, and other pertinent standards. 
• Maintain knowledge of all organizational policies and governmental regulations. 
• Maintain a safe work environment by following CCI’s policies and procedures. 
• Perform other duties as assigned by management. 

Qualifications

• 2+ years of fiber splicing and troubleshooting experience preferred.
• Knowledge of fiber optic theory which includes fiber loss connector types and the different types of fibers preferred. 
• Experience with both ribbon fiber and loose tube with combination in deribbonizing and ribbonizing preferred. 
• Ability to test fiber using OTDR, OLTS, Power Meters, and VFL preferred. 
• Ability to use single and mass fusion splicing machines preferred. 
• Ability to differentiate between different fiber sizes and colors preferred. 
• Ability to read splicing matrix, splice, and test fiber in various environments like FTTH, underground, and aerial preferred. 
• Ability to place aerial and underground splice closures along with other closures common to the splicing and termination of fiber-optic cables preferred. 
• Capable of efficiently accomplishing the allocated workload within the specified timeframe while maintaining exceptional quality standards. 
• Proficient in prioritizing tasks and adapting schedules to accommodate evolving requirements. 
• Ability to detect safety issues and work independently. 
• Record and document testing per customer specifications. 
• Complete daily production reports to document work performed. 
• Good communication and organizational skills.  
• Proficient with MS Office and various web-based software. 
• Self-starter and dependable with great attention to detail.  

Time requirement 

• Must be willing to travel up to 75%; may include overnight stays on a weekly basis dependent on candidate location and region.  
• Maintenance of customer networks may entail working outside regular business hours, including evening and overnight shifts. 
• Candidates may eventually be required to be on call on a rotational basis which may include nights and weekends.   

General information

• Must have a valid driver’s license acceptable driving record. 
• Must be able to pass a DOT physical. 
• Piece rate after initial training has been completed and able to work independently. 
• Must provide own hand tools to satisfactorily complete all job functions.  Specialty tools will be provided. 
• Willing to work indoors in confined space, poorly ventilated areas such as attics, basements, crawlspaces, and/or manholes.  Exposure to dust, dirt, noise, insects, rodents, pets, and cleaning solutions. 
• Able and willing to work outdoors and in inclement weather conditions.   
• Ability to work up to 50’ in a bucket truck, ladder, and/or climb utility poles. 
• Mechanically inclined and able to use hand tools and equipment to help complete an assigned project. 
• Maintain a professional working attitude with co-workers and customers. 
• Maintain a clean, neat, professional appearance. 

• Compensation: hourly position to start, then move to piece rate once trained.  Range approximately $52,000-$140,000.

• Benefits: healthcare, retirement, paid leave (e.g., sick leave, PTO, company holidays), life insurance, AD&D, short-term disability, FSA, education reimbursement, wellness reimbursement, and employee assistance program (EAP).