Telecom Installer Jobs

A telecom installer installs equipment to engineering specifications/drawings in compliance with customer requirements and quality standards. A telecom installer maintains the proper records and communications necessary to effect the successful and smooth installation of telecommunications equipment. A telecom installer loads software, configure IP addresses or IP ports, test equipment and turn-up, and runs acceptance test procedures. A telecom installer process and maintain all files, manual and electronic, on current telephone equipment in the telecommunication stockroom and review every work order to assure that asset tags have been accounted for properly as well as control daily, incoming and outgoing stock that is being used by the telephone installers. A telecom installer reviews every work order to see that correct billing codes have been entered and check to see that every work order has a valid account code as well as prepare telephones by labeling them for installation. A telecom installer provides backup assistance to other areas in the office, such as repair, cable records, long-distance sign-up, fax machine etc. A telecom installer performs other related miscellaneous duties as assigned.

A telecom installer job requires a bachelor's degree and several years of experience in the field of telecom maintenance, installation, or service. Certification in a related area is a sure advantage. A telecom installer should be able to manage high-profile equipment installation with short deadlines. A telecom installer should have strong oral and written communications skills as well as excellent customer-facing skills.