Outside plant (OSP) Telecommunications Cable Splicer Technician

Job Description Job Description

Provide on-site telecommunication technical support mission from Monday through Friday. This will be a 40 hour per week requirement excluding government holidays. The list of essential functions, as outlined herein, is intended to be, but shall not be limited to, the telecommunications support services to be performed by the technician. The OSP Technician provides support engineering services through the highly detailed collection of information from the job site. This position requires a working level of
knowledge in all technical aspects of OSP (Outside Plant) fiber and copper networks. The Technician is responsible for identifying the existing field design and layout of the OSP telecommunications network, including aerial, buried, and underground fiber network design and
layout, underground conduit, manhole/handhole, building entrance, and riser facilities. Technician required under this tasking will be involved with the administrative and telecommunication support services to the base and tenant commands and perform system translations to the communications systems previously mentioned. The Technician must have 5+ years of experience in fiber- optic/telecommunications/telecom construction industry, knowledge of outside plant activities (Fiber Cable Design, Pole Line Construction, Conduit System design), ability to read and understand as build prints, and be able to identify conflicts with existing outside plant facilities, select routing of lines and equipment required for projects, familiar with GIS (Geographic Information Systems), ESRI, and Shapefile functionality, experience with IKE
data collection tool, understanding of National Electric Safety Code and knowledge of OSP construction and engineering techniques, experienced in the use of Microsoft Office Suite and Google Earth, working knowledge of AutoCAD.

• Install, test and repair aerial, underground, fiber and copper routes (Cable Splicer/Repair Fiber and Copper).
• Familiar with copper telephone cable design including size and gauge, cross box design and terminals; rearrangements including cutovers, pair conditioning, cable assignments, loop make ups, bridge taps, how to interpret splice documents.
• Manage all OSP projects to meet Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Shore Installations Process Handbook guidelines.
• Maintain a high level of productivity, assuring time-frames are met for projects occurring simultaneously and track and generate reports on project status.
• Prepare, manage and maintain project documentation, maps and CAD drawings. Create drawings and records of fiber and copper routes, splice locate, construction notes, bills of materials and project overviews. Perform OSP surveys to support construction projects via the COR on-site Government representative.
• Research and acquire permits, rights of way and easement agreements.
• Respond to BCO requests for information and plan for facility relocations.
• Review and record As-Built documentation. Submit all drawings and record via the COR on-site Government representative.
• Attend customer meetings; perform site surveys and walk-outs as necessary to comply with customer requirements and time frames.
• Work with multiple customers and prepare all deliverables within each customer's own specifications.
• Proficient with fiber/copper test equipment and provide test results in an electronic form. Experience and knowledge using OTDR/TDR and Fusion splicing machines in addition to all other commonly used tools and test equipment.
• Perform work such as digging holes, placing cable in existing infrastructure (maintenance
• holes/conduits), air pipe and inner duct in various types of existing conduit systems. m. Work with power equipment and small tools in the installation, repair and maintenance of outside plant facilities (copper and fiber).
• Install cable terminations in existing telecommunications closets by mounting and installing backboards, cross connects, racks, patch panels, for fiber optic and copper. Install grounding for racks, equipment and cable as required.
• Perform inventory of both fiber strand and copper cable pair assignment in each building. Findings shall be documented in the CAIRS system.
• Work in all weather conditions and confined spaces. Work construction in a physically demanding atmosphere including, but is not limited to: carry, raise and climb a ladder, carry, lift and handle heavy equipment (manhole covers, cable reels).
• Perform maintenance on maintenance holes and possess Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Confined Space Entry Training Certification.Locate Outside Plant, both fiber and copper, utilizing Contractor provided both orange fluorescent flags and paint.
• Possess five (5) years of experience in installation, repair and maintenance of telecommunications outside plant facilities.
• During emergencies and special projects assist at the BCO Gulfport, MS.

Company Description

The KCB Play Institute is a dynamic, family-centered pediatric clinic specializing in speech-language pathology and occupational therapy. As a new and rapidly growing practice, we are seeking a Lead Occupational Therapist, someone eager to help shape our clinical programs, culture, and impact from the ground floor. This is a unique opportunity to grow alongside a visionary team committed to excellence, equity, and innovation in pediatric care.
Our model is rooted in play-based therapy that celebrates neurodiversity and fosters respectful partnerships with families. We honor the unique strengths, cultures, and traditions that both families and professionals bring to the table. Our work is grounded in equity and access, with a special commitment to serving children and families who have historically faced barriers to timely, specialized care. If you're a problem-solver with positive energy and a growth mindset, we'd love to meet you.

Company Description The KCB Play Institute is a dynamic, family-centered pediatric clinic specializing in speech-language pathology and occupational therapy. As a new and rapidly growing practice, we are seeking a Lead Occupational Therapist, someone eager to help shape our clinical programs, culture, and impact from the ground floor. This is a unique opportunity to grow alongside a visionary team committed to excellence, equity, and innovation in pediatric care. Our model is rooted in play-based therapy that celebrates neurodiversity and fosters respectful partnerships with families. We honor the unique strengths, cultures, and traditions that both families and professionals bring to the table. Our work is grounded in equity and access, with a special commitment to serving children and families who have historically faced barriers to timely, specialized care. If you're a problem-solver with positive energy and a growth mindset, we'd love to meet you.