Telecommunications Technician
Job Description
Job DescriptionSummit Riser Systems, Inc. is currently seeking a telecom technician for our Seattle / Bellevue service area.
Job duties would include:
Installing fiber, and low voltage network cabling within building riser systems to include cable placement, termination, testing and labeling per code and EIA/TIA industry standards.
Installing structured cabling within tenant suite spaces.
Cleaning up and removing abandoned cabling and equipment from within building riser systems.
Walking jobs and meeting with customers.
Coordinating and overseeing junior technicians/temporary technicians.
Closing out projects with the regional manager/corporate accounting.
Conducting periodic audits of our building riser closets a and MPOE rooms.
Conducting quality control checks for our installations.
The applicant should be familiar with high-rise building phone room infrastructure, MPOE’s, service provider technologies, circuit extensions and proper installation methods for fiber and copper cabling.
The applicant should be familiar with local code requirements as they pertain to low voltage cabling installations (i.e. suspension methods, labeling, fire stopping, etc…).
The applicant should be professional, reliable, accountable and be able to meet with Summit’s customers and clients in person.
The applicant should be able to think independently and resolve arising issues in a quickly matter for minimum to no impact to our clients
The applicant should have a reliable vehicle with the ability to carry a 6’ ladder and a traditional set of tools needed to do their job.
The applicant should be familiar with the use of a computer and programs such as: Excel, Word and Outlook.
Summit Riser Systems, Inc. is the largest "Riser Management" company in the Western United States. We have been in business for 20 years and our sole business objective is to provide the best customer and building riser system management service possible. We currently provide telecom infrastructure services to over 900 buildings in California, Colorado, Texas and Washington.