Lead Fiber Splicing Technician

Lead Fiber Splicing Technician

Location:

Berthoud, CO. Join a growing organization supporting Colorado’s rapidly expanding fiber infrastructure.

• Hourly Pay Range: $25 - $35
• Four‑day work week from 6:45 am to ~5:00 pm with potential overtime opportunities – weather/workload permitting.
• Comprehensive benefits package with 401k employer match, health and dental insurance, and more!
• Paid Time Off to help you recharge and maintain work‑life balance.
• Help connect communities to high‑speed technology with innovative fiber optic solutions.
• Be part of a team that values collaboration, transparency, and precision on every project.
• Work for a company that’s deeply invested in the communities it serves, fostering meaningful relationships and sustainable practices.
• Grow with a company committed to supporting your professional development and celebrating your contributions.

• Able to properly set up and splice in a variety of different enclosures. PLP and Comm Scope are preferred.
• Able to prep and set up enclosures in a way that eliminates potential fault points. Have the ability to prep and splice multiple cables in one enclosure with accuracy.
• Able to properly perform a mid‑entry (ring cut, mid span) on a variety of cable types (Micro, Traditional, Armored, Ribbon, Flat Drop).
• Able to neatly manage excess cable slack in vaults in a way that eliminates potential fault points.
• Able to provide examples of past enclosures that may display your quality of work.

• Able to properly set up and splice in a variety of different panels. Multilink, Lynn, AFL, Corning, and Comm Scope panels are preferred.
• Able to prep and set up panels in a way that eliminates potential fault points. Have the ability to prep and splice multiple cables in a single panel with accuracy.
• Able to neatly manage excess cable slack and mount panels in a way that eliminates potential fault points.
• Able to provide examples of past panels that may display your quality of work.

• Able to perform final testing (Bidi, Uni, Bare fiber, Power meter).
• Able to read a test result and analyze if it passes customers specifications.
• Able to organize and save test results as needed.

• Able to diagnose and pinpoint issues using an OTDR or other testing equipment as needed.
• Able to find fault points inside panels or enclosures.
• Able to splice and test during Emergency Response scenarios.
• Able to test and splice in a variety of settings and conditions as needed.

• Communicate clearly and professionally to provide regular status updates on project timelines, changes or issues.
• Document and share relevant customer communication in  or Microsoft Outlook.
• Know when to elevate customer questions or concerns to a Foreman or Project Manager.
• Maintain a professional appearance and respectful demeanor on all job sites.
• Confirm that work is completed to the customer’s satisfaction before leaving the site.

• Communicate clearly and calmly under pressure or when troubleshooting field issues.
• Be approachable and supportive to train or guide apprentice technicians on‑site.
• Ensure all team members are aligned with job specs, safety protocols, and deadlines.
• Report progress, issues, and safety concerns to Foreman or Project Managers.

Backbone Fiber is an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, age, marital status, pregnancy, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or expression, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic or status protected by law.