INSIDE PLANT (ISP) CONSTRUCTION TECHNICIAN 

The primary responsibilities of the ISP Construction Technician is to support the installation of infrastructure and cabling materials related to Telecom builds. These include, but are not limited to, racks, cabinets, cage walls, hot/cold isle containment, grounding, fiber guide, Unistrut, ladder rack, basket tray and structured cabling. ISP Technicians must also maintain a safe and controlled environment during said activities and in various assigned work sites. Reading and comprehension of engineered diagrams/drawings as well as recording and maintaining accurate field notes are essential skills. Other duties, responsibilities and qualifications may be required and/or assigned. 

Responsibilities: Arrives on time and prepared to work on a daily basis with required tools and Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) Demonstrates an understanding of productivity and readily adapts to team suggestions to maximize accomplishments under time restrictions Comfortable working around other trades and helping to create a work environment that is mutually productive Respect for and compliance with all safety and security protocols related to industry and site-specific access in campus and data center environments Takes the initiative to keep work sites clean and organized throughout the workday Reading comprehension and adherence to written scopes of work and supporting documentation including engineered drawings, patching matrices and a Bill of Material (BOM) Team player that coordinates and communicates activities with other employees, departments, and management 

Competencies/Skills: Knowledge of basic hand tools and common hand-held power tools such as drills, hole saws, bandsaws, mesh cutters and crimpers Knowledge of cable installation practices including dressing, lacing, labeling, structured cabling and simple network design including redundancy concepts Knowledge to operate scissor lifts and/or other simple machinery used in ISP builds Knowledge of fiber optic cable designs and types and related manufacturer specifications that optimize installation as well as prevent damage of said cables Knowledge of various manufacturers of ISP build materials and installation practices for racks, cabinets, Unistrut, ladder rack, basket tray, fiber guide and termination panels Knowledge of common cable testing and validation procedures and test equipment Competency with measuring tools including lasers and demonstrates precision with following direction and implementing instructions Good work ethic and a willingness to learn Ability to pay close attention to detail and make good sound decisions based on information given 

Must hold a valid driver’s license and satisfactory driving record Sit, climb, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, and crawl; lift 75 lbs.; works in all weather conditions 

Education and Experience: Education Level: High School/GED Experience: 1-3 years of relevant job experience. Relevant job experience is described as job experience in similar industry or job experience with similar essential duties Field of Study: Electronics, Telecommunications, Construction or Project Management