Voice Video Data Inc
We are looking to hire cable installation technicians that will be working on different projects that can span from one day to a week or more depending on the assignment. If you are interested in working in the telecommunications industry by getting commercial businesses ready for service, this is your opportunity!
Installation Tasks
Run new cable: Install a variety of cabling, including twisted pair (Cat5/Cat6), coaxial, and fiber optic cable in new or existing buildings. Establish a route: Run cables from the service line to customer premises, often using fish tape to pull cable through walls, floors, and ceilings. Install support structures: Mount cable support systems like J-hooks, cable racks, and ladder racks. Terminate and test cables: Attach connectors and use specialized test equipment, such as network testers and fiber optic OTDRs (Optical Time Domain Reflectometers), to certify the cable's performance. Set up equipment: Install and configure devices like modems, routers, cable boxes, and wall plates. Install signal splitters: Use splitters to distribute a signal to multiple devices from a single coaxial cable. Lay ground cable: Dig trenches and lay ground cable for residential or commercial service. Maintenance and Repair Tasks
Routine inspections: Perform regular maintenance and preventive checks on cable infrastructure to ensure optimal performance. Remove abandoned cable: Identify and remove old, unused cable to clear pathways and reduce clutter. Repair lines: Fix or replace damaged sections of aerial, underground, or in-building cable. This may involve splicing, applying coax seal, and crimping new connectors. Neatly dress and manage cables: Keep cabling organized, tied, and bundled according to safety and industry standards. Troubleshooting Tasks
Test and diagnose issues: Use diagnostic equipment and methods to locate problems such as weak signals, poor connectivity, or network outages. Inspect physical connections: Check cables for physical damage, loose or corroded connectors, or kinks. Power cycle equipment: Guide customers through or perform a restart of their modem and router to resolve connectivity issues. Address poor service: Diagnose and correct problems affecting the performance of a customer's internet, phone, or television service. Customer and Administrative Tasks
Customer service: Interact directly with clients, answering questions, addressing concerns, and providing education on how to use their systems and equipment. Complete paperwork: Accurately document all service installations, repairs, and daily work reports. Coordinate with teams: Collaborate with other technicians, vendors, and project managers on larger jobs. Requirements
Valid driver's license Authorized to work in the United States Complete a 5 panel drug screening Complete a fit for duty physical Complete a background screening Pay Range: $20.00 - $25.00 an hour based on experience Benefits
Health Insurance (Company pays 50% of employee's monthly premium) Dental Vision 401K Plans
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Run new cable: Install a variety of cabling, including twisted pair (Cat5/Cat6), coaxial, and fiber optic cable in new or existing buildings. Establish a route: Run cables from the service line to customer premises, often using fish tape to pull cable through walls, floors, and ceilings. Install support structures: Mount cable support systems like J-hooks, cable racks, and ladder racks. Terminate and test cables: Attach connectors and use specialized test equipment, such as network testers and fiber optic OTDRs (Optical Time Domain Reflectometers), to certify the cable's performance. Set up equipment: Install and configure devices like modems, routers, cable boxes, and wall plates. Install signal splitters: Use splitters to distribute a signal to multiple devices from a single coaxial cable. Lay ground cable: Dig trenches and lay ground cable for residential or commercial service. Maintenance and Repair Tasks
Routine inspections: Perform regular maintenance and preventive checks on cable infrastructure to ensure optimal performance. Remove abandoned cable: Identify and remove old, unused cable to clear pathways and reduce clutter. Repair lines: Fix or replace damaged sections of aerial, underground, or in-building cable. This may involve splicing, applying coax seal, and crimping new connectors. Neatly dress and manage cables: Keep cabling organized, tied, and bundled according to safety and industry standards. Troubleshooting Tasks
Test and diagnose issues: Use diagnostic equipment and methods to locate problems such as weak signals, poor connectivity, or network outages. Inspect physical connections: Check cables for physical damage, loose or corroded connectors, or kinks. Power cycle equipment: Guide customers through or perform a restart of their modem and router to resolve connectivity issues. Address poor service: Diagnose and correct problems affecting the performance of a customer's internet, phone, or television service. Customer and Administrative Tasks
Customer service: Interact directly with clients, answering questions, addressing concerns, and providing education on how to use their systems and equipment. Complete paperwork: Accurately document all service installations, repairs, and daily work reports. Coordinate with teams: Collaborate with other technicians, vendors, and project managers on larger jobs. Requirements
Valid driver's license Authorized to work in the United States Complete a 5 panel drug screening Complete a fit for duty physical Complete a background screening Pay Range: $20.00 - $25.00 an hour based on experience Benefits
Health Insurance (Company pays 50% of employee's monthly premium) Dental Vision 401K Plans
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