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Trades / Skilled Labor
Field/Service Technician, Telecoms Engineering
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Resolve fibre network issues across Toronto as a Fibre Service Technician, using troubleshooting, splicing, and network equipment skills in field operations. On-call availability and travel to job sites are required.
Reporting to the Fibre Service Technician Supervisor, you will restore service across Central Offices, POP sites, On-Net buildings, data centres, carrier hotels, and customer premises. The role also maintains Neighbourhood POPs and supports new circuit turn-ups. Your work includes testing fibre networks, managing cross connects, preparing reports, and collaborating with team members. Beanfield operates an independently owned fibre-optic network across Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver.
Key Responsibilities:- Respond urgently to service-affecting issues dispatched by the NOC
- Troubleshoot network issues and restore service in the field
- Install and test networking equipment, power, and fibre connections
- Perform cross connects, switch insertions, and circuit removals
- Prepare incident, ticket, and operational reports accurately
- High school diploma and post-secondary network security or administration education
- Two to three years of relevant technical support or installer experience
- Fibre optic network splicing, testing, and troubleshooting experience is an asset
- On-call availability for dispatched service and maintenance work
- Valid BC Driver's License and ability to travel to job sites
Bring fibre troubleshooting, network installation, and cross-connect expertise to Beanfield’s Toronto field operations and customer service work.
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