Traveling Telecommunications De Technician

Traveling Telecommunications Decommission Technician Job Description

Carrier Services Group, Inc. is seeking Traveling Telecommunications Technicians to join our installation and decommissioning teams. We are hiring candidates across multiple experience levels, from individuals with basic telecommunications or construction experience to experienced technicians capable of independently performing work and leading crews.

This position is responsible for the safe and efficient installation, removal, and decommissioning of telecommunications and network infrastructure throughout the United States.

Technicians work as part of a team on projects involving telecommunications facilities, central offices, data centers, and other network environments. Depending on experience level, responsibilities may range from material handling and assisting experienced technicians to independently performing technical work, troubleshooting, interpreting project documentation, and leading other technicians.

Positions may be classified as Level I, Level II, or Level III based on experience, technical knowledge, and demonstrated ability.

Position: Traveling Telecommunications Technician – Level I, II or III

Employment Type: Contractor, Full-Time

Pay: $20.00 – $45.00 per hour, dependent upon experience and assessed skill level

Schedule:

• Primarily Monday – Friday
• Typical 8-hour shifts
• Night shifts may be required depending on project needs
• Schedule variations may occur based on project requirements
• Travel assignments may range from 1–4 weeks at a time

Work Locations:

• United States
• Projects throughout the Lower 48 United States

• Must be authorized to work in the United States for any employer
• Must be fluent in English
• Must be able and willing to travel throughout the Lower 48 States for assignments lasting 1–4 weeks
• Must possess a valid driver's license with a satisfactory driving record
• Must be dependable, punctual, professional, and able to work effectively as part of a team
• Must be willing to learn and follow established telecommunications installation and decommissioning procedures

Depending on experience and technician level, responsibilities may include:

• Install, remove, relocate, and modify working and non-working telecommunications equipment
• Assist with or independently perform telecommunications installation and decommissioning projects
• Install and remove fiber and transport equipment, DC power systems, grounding, cable trays, ladder rack, ironwork, data cabinets, racks, servers, switches, routers, and associated infrastructure
• Install, remove, route, label, measure, terminate, and dress copper, CAT5/6, fiber optic, coaxial, AC, and DC cabling
• Add and remove cabling associated with working and non-working equipment
• Perform basic network cable testing, fiber preparation, and DC power installation
• Remove equipment from telecommunications cabinets, racks, co-location facilities, central offices, and data centers
• Load, unload, stage, inventory, and transport equipment, tools, and materials
• Prepare work sites by establishing appropriate safety barriers, signage, and work areas
• Operate hand tools, power tools, ladders, lifts, and other equipment required to complete projects
• Maintain clean, safe, and organized work areas
• Assist with site cleanup and restoration following installation and decommissioning activities
• Follow customer-specific procedures, Methods of Procedure (MOPs), drawings, specifications, and project documentation
• Complete required project documentation and quality inspections
• Identify and communicate discrepancies, safety concerns, or project issues
• Follow all company, customer, OSHA, and site-specific safety requirements
• Communicate professionally with team members, supervisors, customers, engineers, and project managers
• Oversee and Guide Temporary Labor Workers

Level I Technicians typically work under the direction of more experienced technicians and supervisors.

Responsibilities may include:

• Material handling, equipment staging, and inventory
• Assisting with equipment installation and removal
• Basic cable installation, removal, labeling, and routing
• Using common hand and power tools
• Maintaining safe and…