Coax Splicer

The primary responsibilities of the Coax splicer will be to splice/test coax cables aerial and underground in both outside (OSP) and inside (ISP) settings.

Read, create, and maintain splicing schematics, and diagrams, and create/maintain accurate splicing and field notes.

Maintain control of outside plant (OSP) - inside plant (ISP) activities surrounding the assigned work area(s).

Support project timelines, conduct inspections, designing and providing accurate as-builts for projects.

Other duties, responsibilities and qualifications may be required and/or assigned.

(This is meant to be a guide.

Duties may vary dependent upon management.) Essential Position Functions: Able to splice/terminate, and test OSP/ISO coax cables.

Able to read and interpret work orders, specifications, engineering drawings and/or cut sheets to determine work to be done in sequence of task.

Repair or splice-in new line as needed to complete the testing and certification of the project.

Place and install required coax cable when necessary to complete assignment.

Ability to ground and test system.

Install all passive and active devices per customer requirements.

Test Coax/RF lines for balanced signal between points- continuity and fault Able to work on activate underground and aerial lines.

Optimize new nodes and splice in node splits to reduce capacity.

Utilize RF meters and TDR (time-domain reflectometers).

Close a project by completing production sheets, verifying proper levels after activation, and adjust and troubleshoot as necessary.

Ensure that all work considers the safety of the customer and public and compliance with all governmental orders.

Ability to safely utilize bucket trucks, access manholes, and hand holes.

Use of hand tools, ladders, and equipment to assist in the completion of an assigned project.

Daily documentation of work performed, material usage, and other record keeping tasks.

Daily timekeeping required.

Perform work following established and TrueNet mandated Safety and Health guidelines.

Ability to solve problems quickly and effectively with little to no supervision.

Other duties as required.

Additional Expectations: Construction work is project-driven and may vary in availability based on client demand and workload.

When role-specific assignments are not available, employees may be required to perform other related duties within the construction or telecommunications field.

These duties may include, but are not limited to, ground support, site preparation, equipment maintenance, warehouse support, or assisting with other company projects as assigned.

Education and/or Experience: High school diploma or GED preferred.

1+ years' coax splicing experience preferred.

1+ years' MSO/CATV experience preferred.

Ability to read and follow engineering design maps.

Ability to understand signal level meter, volt-ohm meter, AC clamp meter television test set, spectrum analyzer basic time domain reflectometer, system maps sweep gear, preferred.

Must have basic ...