Serving the telecom industry for more than 20 years, Network Connex accelerates the performance of fiber and wireless network service providers, data center operators, hyperscale cloud companies, cable MSOs, utilities, government entities, and Fortune 500 enterprises. We offer a full range of turnkey capabilities through seasoned professionals in all ranks to provide our customers with a competitive edge in today’s rapidly evolving markets. Our services include state-of-the-art design and engineering; wireless and fiber construction; fiber placement, testing, and acceptance; construction management; and integration.
Network Connex combines the expertise of four complementary divisions plus our subsidiary, National Technologies (NTI), to deliver a robust portfolio of end-to-end services for network infrastructure solution design, deployment, and implementation throughout the U.S. and beyond.
By harnessing regional strengths and operational synergies, our teams deliver digital communications infrastructure services for fiber and wireless network service providers, data center operators, hyperscale cloud companies, MSOs, utilities, government entities, and Fortune 500 enterprises.
The Field Survey Technician I functions in a technician's capacity, working primarily in the field, to gather data for engineering and design of aerial, underground, and buried fiber optic facilities.
This position requires frequent local travel around PA, MD, VA and WV, as well as, overnight travel nationwide. Although this position predominantly involves field work, it will also require completion of administrative tasks as required by project leadership. Based on experience, skill level, and project needs, there is a potential for this position to move over into more complex field data collect and/or engineering.
Main Duties and Responsibilities: Perform inspections on man/hand-holes, pedestals, and building entrance terminals, audits, and document findings. Visual pole inspections, looking for and making note of existing violations and potential make-ready for future attachments. Field survey of proposed fiber route, collecting field information necessary to complete pole attachment applications and/or buried installation applications. Aerial and underground make ready surveys, outside plant route selection and verification. Permit submittal and follow up, helping the team through field survey and office work to prepare, submit, and follow through on jurisdictional and other agency permits. Identifies essential materials and tools to carry out scope of work. Perform and/or supervise a feasibility walk to determine whether the proposed route may be properly constructed according to quality and technical standards. Prepare and update site status reports, databases, and project forecast reports.
General Skills: Knowledge and experience at minimum of entry level with telecommunications outside plant engineering and construction. Knowledge and familiarity with basic telecommunications outside plant plans and drawings. Familiar with typical outside plant survey equipment, tools, and technology such as measuring stick, laser range finder, and GPS. Ability to work well individually or as a team member.
Experience / Requirements: High School or equivalent Entry Level experience with telecommunications outside plant engineering. Must have reliable transportation and being willing to travel to sites/work remotely. Valid drivers license Lift 50 lbs. unassisted Ability to walk and/or stand for 3-4hours at a time up to 2 twice in a shift. Work indoor and outdoor under variable environmental conditions and terrains.
Other: AutoCAD or other drafting software experience a plus Ability to create detailed and concise reports and tracking tools for all aspects of the project. OSHA 10 and/or OSHA 30 (Not Required) CPR/First Aid (Not Required)
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