Independent DAS RF Installation Technician Field ServiceAs

The ad hoc / dispatched resource will need to have 3-years' experience  resources will be called upon, when needed to perform service calls for over 20 locations throughout your geographical area, within 35 miles of your base location.

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• Installing DAS/BDA wireless systems, including mounting indoor/outdoor antennas and routing coax, CATV, fiber, CAT5/6, and DC power cabling to OEM and code standards.
• Terminating coaxial cables (½” to 3/8”) using JMA, Andrews, Trilogy, and similar systems with connectors such as N-Type, 4.3-10, and DIN.
• Fusion splicing, OTDR testing, light-level verification, and troubleshooting fiber connectivity issues in the field.
• Commissioning, configuring, and validating systems from key OEMs such as Honeywell/Fiplex, Westell, ADRF, Sure Call, JMA Teko, and Comba.
• Using RF tools including Anritsu Site Master (line sweep), spectrum analyzers, signal generators, power meters, and multimeters for system validation and diagnostics.
• Using their competencies in IP addressing, VLAN configuration, PoE, switch/router basics, and remote connectivity to support system communication and monitoring.
• Independently diagnose RF faults, cabling issues, equipment failures, and environmental constraints with minimal support.
• Completing detailed job logs, sweep reports, fiber reports, commissioning sheets, photo documentation, and escalation summaries.
• Communicate with onsite, end customer contacts as well as internal management.

• Pick up truck or van with eh ability to carry materials and ladders

• 6-foot / 8-foot ladders

• PPE gear Glasses, Gloves , protective boots

• The proper tools to all the above-mentioned on-site services.

The successful independent contractor should have the ability to pass both a background check and a drug test (if needed for site access)