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LISTED --- JUNE 22, 2018 The Fiber Splicer is responsible for the maintenance and installation of new and existing fiber in an inside and outside plant environment. Primary Responsibilities: • Ability to prep and splice fiber via mechanical fusion methods • Ability to splice large count fibers via tube or ribbon method • Ability to access the fiber optic splicer enclosure and splice the necessary fibers directly from a ladder • Able to troubleshoot and repair problems utilizing optical test equipment such as OTDR, Fiber Identifier and Fiber Scope • Prep, tray, and splice fiber optic cable ranging from single fiber to 288 count as well as perform ring cut when needed • Perform testing and turn-ups of subscriber drops in both inside and outside plant environment • Perform power meter testing • All other duties as required Education: • High school diploma or general education degree (GED); or one to three months related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Experience: • Knowledge of operating and using fiber optic splice equipment • Knowledge of fiber optic theory which includes fiber loss, connector types and the different types of fibers Technical Skills: • Ability to read splicing matrix and design drawings • Ability to utilize MS Excel or equivalent to document and retrieve splice information • Ability to operate a bucket truck Soft Skills: • Highly organized and detail orientated • Ability to detect errors, determine causes, and make corrections as appropriate • Ability to multi-task and work in a fast paced environment • Ability to comprehend, process and apply both verbal and written skills appropriate to the job Physical Requirements: • Must be able to pass pre-employment screening that includes background and drug testing • Individuals must have a valid driver's license and driving record meeting the company policy conditions • Must be in good physical condition with the ability to stoop, crawl, bend at the knees and waist, squat and lift 50 lbs; includes body weight, equipment, tools and boxes • Must be able to stand for long periods of time on varied surfaces • May be required to work long and unpredictable hours • Position requires working outdoors in all types of weather • Ability to climb and work at elevations (e. g. from ladders, poles, lift trucks) exceeding 18 feet • Ability to work in confined spaces (e. g. attics, crawl spaces, utility holes) Please Contact via email us at [email protected], cc [email protected] Website: www.inland-engineering Nathan Bentley Construction Supervisor Inland Engineering Services, Inc. 4160 Temescal Canyon Rd. Suite 205 | Corona, CA 92883 t 951.277.0800 | c 951.446.6155 | f 951.277.5300 e [email protected] | www.inland-engineering.com |