Telecomm Technician I

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Job Summary

Job Description

What You'll Need:

• Perform entry- to basic-level installation, acceptance testing, and documentation for telecommunications equipment and systems; may perform higher-level tasks for training or as assigned.

• Troubleshoot, test, maintain, and repair electronic and optical equipment, infrastructure, and systems at an entry- to basic-level.

• Maintain accurate records, drawings, test reports, and asset documentation for all work performed.

• Inspect, maintain, and ensure compliance of test instruments, tools, automotive equipment, and personal protective/safety gear.

• Read, interpret, and update electrical/electronic prints, wiring diagrams, and telecom asset records.

• Operate hand and power tools, test instruments, and job-specific equipment necessary to complete assignments safely and effectively.

• Provide guidance, on-the-job training, and assistance to employees in lower classifications as requested or assigned.

• Follow all Company safety rules, operating procedures, NERC CIP requirements, and environmental compliance practices.

• Respond to emergency callouts and participate in incident response as required.

• Perform essential duties identified in lower-level Telecom Technician job descriptions and other duties as assigned.

• Complete all required and assigned training on schedule.

Technical Knowledge Areas (must achieve working knowledge / entry-level competency in at least one area as assigned)

• Station data networks for transmission and distribution, SCADA, distribution automation, smart grid, and utility telecom integration.

• Telecom voice and data systems supporting generation and renewable facilities.

• Transport systems including microwave radio, fiber optic transport, and other wired/wireless transport technologies.

• Land Mobile Radio (LMR) systems: P25 site electronics, mobile radio installation/support/programming, and RF antenna systems.

• Fiber optic cabling: splicing, testing, termination, and connectorization methods.

• AC/DC electrical power fundamentals for distribution and transmission stations, including basic circuits, components, and safety.

• Telecom wiring and cabling installation methods and industry-standard practices.

• Network devices and architectures: routers, switches, wireless access points, and related networking equipment.

• Infrastructure and site support systems: DC rectifiers/chargers, battery backups, UPS, generators,