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Job Description Job Description Level 4 Installer - Nationwide Travel Preface: CBM of America, LLC. is committed to building a communications technology solutions company consisting of innovative, dedicated and passionate professionals, who are intensely focused on delivering complete customer satisfaction. Our intention is to build a reputation that is second to none for always meeting or exceeding customer expectations by delivering every product, and every service, on time with the highest quality possible. To build a company that always keeps its promises. Summary: The Installation Technician Level 4 will be required to perform all intermediate and advanced installation work activities. The Installation Technician Level 4 should have a clear understanding of all Installation and Quality Standards contained in GR-1275 and NSTD119 Standards as well as specific CBMA and customer local requirements. Duties and Responsibilities: Work with minimum supervision and be certified in Skill levels 1, 2 and 3. Input job status, issues and requests and all-expense-related information into the Project Management platform. Reconcile materials for sales order using web-based inventory control forms. Understand the scope of work and customer expectations as well as the profitability objectives and timeframes. Control all on-site aspects of the job and work closely with the Installation Supervisor or Project Manager to ensure customer satisfaction. Understand the scope of work of the job as well as the efficiency expectations given by the Installation Supervisor or Project Manager. Interface directly with the Installation Supervisor or Project Manager and Engineering Department to resolve any order issues. Correct job specifications, drawings, documentation and record all changes in the Project Management platform. Maintain tools assigned to the job as well as monitor tool calibration requirements. Perform hardware testing, such as power verification, device provisioning and system tests. Responsible for all work meeting all customer standards. Meet or exceed customer and internal documented acceptable levels of quality. Adherence to training, safety and compliance requirements. Credentials and Experience: Requires minimum of 5 years of Data Center/PoP/CO installation experience. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Lead Installation Technician should have minimum 5 years Data Center/PoP/CO installation experience. Should possess a good mechanical aptitude. Should possess a good knowledge of basic power tools. Should have the ability to adapt to various work environments. Should have good knowledge of optical routing equipment installations. Should have good knowledge of fiber optic cable installation & testing practices. Should have good knowledge of AC/DC power. Should have good knowledge of infrastructure installation work (equipment racks, cable racks and fiber duct etc.). Special Requirements Due to the nature of our Customers' requirements, work schedules and hours of operation are dynamic. The Lead Technician must be able to adjust to varying work schedules which may include all work shifts. Travel up to 100%. Installers may be expected to travel periodically to work locations outside of commutable area. Physical Demands: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The employee will be required to use his/her hands 50% of the time to type, write, and handle paperwork. The employee will be required to climb and work off of ladders. The employee will be required to work under raised floors. The employee will be required to cut and drill metal and concrete. The employee must be able to distinguish between different colors. The employee will be possibly riding in a company vehicle to and from customer sites, sitting at a desk 10% of the time with walking between offices and other work areas from time to time and working in tight spaces that include computer network infrastructure. The employee may, from time to time, be required to lift weight (i.e., paper boxes and installation materials) up to 50 pounds. Close vision (clear vision at 20 inches or less) is generally required, as the employee will be working at a computer, working with files & paperwork, working with tools and working on specialized computer & networking devices. Work Environment: The work environment can consist of a customer data center, central office, warehouse, computer networking or office network setting. _ The above is intended to describe the general content of and requirements for the performance of this job. It is not to be construed as an exhaustive statement of duties, responsibilities or physical requirements. Nothing in this job description restricts management's right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. _ EEOC Statement: CBM is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We prohibit discrimination and harassment of any kind based on race, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, genetic information, pregnancy or any other protected characteristic as outlined by federal, state or local laws. Company Description CBM of America, LLC (CBMA), is Network Deployment company that has also been an innovator and provider of custom network solutions for the communications industry for over three decades. Our Mission CBM of America, LLC is committed to building a communications technology solutions company consisting of innovative, dedicated and passionate professionals, who are intensely focused on delivering complete customer satisfaction. Our intention is to build a reputation that is second to none for always meeting or exceeding customer expectations by delivering every product, and every service, on time with the highest quality possible. To build a company that always keeps its promises. CBM of America prides itself in attracting, developing, and engaging a mix of talent to help address the fast-paced communications service providers industry. We are always looking for passionate, driven and talented individuals to join every facet of our team. Company Description CBM of America, LLC (CBMA), is Network Deployment company that has also been an innovator and provider of custom network solutions for the communications industry for over three decades. Our Mission CBM of America, LLC is committed to building a communications technology solutions company consisting of innovative, dedicated and passionate professionals, who are intensely focused on delivering complete customer satisfaction. Our intention is to build a reputation that is second to none for always meeting or exceeding customer expectations by delivering every product, and every service, on time with the highest quality possible. To build a company that always keeps its promises. CBM of America prides itself in attracting, developing, and engaging a mix of talent to help address the fast-paced communications service providers industry. We are always looking for passionate, driven and talented individuals to join every facet of our team.

Job Description Job Description Level 3 Installers: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. 1. Have a minimum of 2 years accumulated experience, or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, or 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the following work operations or job activities without supervision or direction: Addition or removal of common systems equipment hardware. Addition or removal of wiring and connections (on non-working equipment only). Lead verification/continuity testing. Analysis of job specifications and drawings. Understand the Scope of Work (SOW) and write comprehensive Job Change Order (JCO) summaries. Provide work assignments to Skill Level 1 and 2 Installers. Prepare a Method of Procedure (MOP). Write Job Information Memorandums (JIMs). Resolve job specification and/or drawing problems. Mark/correct office record drawings. In-process and final quality inspections. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person on Common Systems jobs. 4. Not perform Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities unless properly supervised. 5. Not progress to Skill Level 4 without a minimum of 6 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process. 6. Not perform work operations/job activities on working equipment or circuits unless directly supervised. Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 17. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 18. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 19. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 20. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 21. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 22. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 23. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 24. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 25. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 26. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 27. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. Telecommunication d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Level 4 Installers: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. 1. Have a minimum of 3 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, and 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the same work operations/job activities as a Skill Level 3 Installer without supervision or direction. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person. 4. Be capable of performing additions, removals, and modifications on working equipment and circuits. Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities may include: • Circuit modifications • Software additions or upgrades • Power transition work • Addition or removal of batteries. 5. Addition or removal of circuits on working power distribution sources. 6. Equipment testing and turn-up Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Must know how to use telecom test equipment tools. a. OTDR b. Fiber scope c. Volt Ohm Meter d. BER test sets e. Cable test equipment f. Visual Fault Locator (Ruby reds) 17. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 18. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 19. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 20. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 21. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 22. Knowledge and understanding of Transport protocols Ethernet and OTN. 23. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 24. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 25. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 26. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 27. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 28. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 29. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. Telecommunication d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Level 4 Installer - Nationwide Travel Preface: CBM of America, LLC. is committed to building a communications technology solutions company consisting of innovative, dedicated and passionate professionals, who are intensely focused on delivering complete customer satisfaction. Our intention is to build a reputation that is second to none for always meeting or exceeding customer expectations by delivering every product, and every service, on time with the highest quality possible. To build a company that always keeps its promises. Summary: The Installation Technician Level 4 will be required to perform all intermediate and advanced installation work activities. The Installation Technician Level 4 should have a clear understanding of all Installation and Quality Standards contained in GR-1275 and NSTD119 Standards as well as specific CBMA and customer local requirements. Duties and Responsibilities: Work with minimum supervision and be certified in Skill levels 1, 2 and 3. Input job status, issues and requests and all-expense-related information into the Project Management platform. Reconcile materials for sales order using web-based inventory control forms. Understand the scope of work and customer expectations as well as the profitability objectives and timeframes. Control all on-site aspects of the job and work closely with the Installation Supervisor or Project Manager to ensure customer satisfaction. Understand the scope of work of the job as well as the efficiency expectations given by the Installation Supervisor or Project Manager. Interface directly with the Installation Supervisor or Project Manager and Engineering Department to resolve any order issues. Correct job specifications, drawings, documentation and record all changes in the Project Management platform. Maintain tools assigned to the job as well as monitor tool calibration requirements. Perform hardware testing, such as power verification, device provisioning and system tests. Responsible for all work meeting all customer standards. Meet or exceed customer and internal documented acceptable levels of quality. Adherence to training, safety and compliance requirements. Credentials and Experience: Requires minimum of 5 years of Data Center/PoP/CO installation experience. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Lead Installation Technician should have minimum 5 years Data Center/PoP/CO installation experience. Should possess a good mechanical aptitude. Should possess a good knowledge of basic power tools. Should have the ability to adapt to various work environments. Should have good knowledge of optical routing equipment installations. Should have good knowledge of fiber optic cable installation & testing practices. Should have good knowledge of AC/DC power. Should have good knowledge of infrastructure installation work (equipment racks, cable racks and fiber duct etc.). Special Requirements Due to the nature of our Customers' requirements, work schedules and hours of operation are dynamic. The Lead Technician must be able to adjust to varying work schedules which may include all work shifts. Travel up to 100%. Installers may be expected to travel periodically to work locations outside of commutable area. Physical Demands: Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The employee will be required to use his/her hands 50% of the time to type, write, and handle paperwork. The employee will be required to climb and work off of ladders. The employee will be required to work under raised floors. The employee will be required to cut and drill metal and concrete. The employee must be able to distinguish between different colors. The employee will be possibly riding in a company vehicle to and from customer sites, sitting at a desk 10% of the time with walking between offices and other work areas from time to time and working in tight spaces that include computer network infrastructure. The employee may, from time to time, be required to lift weight (i.e., paper boxes and installation materials) up to 50 pounds. Close vision (clear vision at 20 inches or less) is generally required, as the employee will be working at a computer, working with files & paperwork, working with tools and working on specialized computer & networking devices. Work Environment: The work environment can consist of a customer data center, central office, warehouse, computer networking or office network setting. _ The above is intended to describe the general content of and requirements for the performance of this job. It is not to be construed as an exhaustive statement of duties, responsibilities or physical requirements. Nothing in this job description restricts management's right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. _ EEOC Statement: CBM is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We prohibit discrimination and harassment of any kind based on race, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, genetic information, pregnancy or any other protected characteristic as outlined by federal, state or local laws. Company Description CBM of America, LLC (CBMA), is Network Deployment company that has also been an innovator and provider of custom network solutions for the communications industry for over three decades. Our Mission CBM of America, LLC is committed to building a communications technology solutions company consisting of innovative, dedicated and passionate professionals, who are intensely focused on delivering complete customer satisfaction. Our intention is to build a reputation that is second to none for always meeting or exceeding customer expectations by delivering every product, and every service, on time with the highest quality possible. To build a company that always keeps its promises. CBM of America prides itself in attracting, developing, and engaging a mix of talent to help address the fast-paced communications service providers industry. We are always looking for passionate, driven and talented individuals to join every facet of our team. Company Description CBM of America, LLC (CBMA), is Network Deployment company that has also been an innovator and provider of custom network solutions for the communications industry for over three decades. Our Mission CBM of America, LLC is committed to building a communications technology solutions company consisting of innovative, dedicated and passionate professionals, who are intensely focused on delivering complete customer satisfaction. Our intention is to build a reputation that is second to none for always meeting or exceeding customer expectations by delivering every product, and every service, on time with the highest quality possible. To build a company that always keeps its promises. CBM of America prides itself in attracting, developing, and engaging a mix of talent to help address the fast-paced communications service providers industry. We are always looking for passionate, driven and talented individuals to join every facet of our team.

Job Description Job Description Level 3 Installers Travel: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. AT&T Experience needed 1. Must have Telecommunication Central Office expierance and be able to work independently Have a minimum of 2 years accumulated experience, or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, or 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the following work operations or job activities without supervision or direction: Addition or removal of common systems equipment hardware. Addition or removal of wiring and connections (on non-working equipment only). Lead verification/continuity testing. Analysis of job specifications and drawings. Understand the Scope of Work (SOW) and write comprehensive Job Change Order (JCO) summaries. Provide work assignments to Skill Level 1 and 2 Installers. Prepare a Method of Procedure (MOP). Write Job Information Memorandums (JIMs). Resolve job specification and/or drawing problems. Mark/correct office record drawings. In-process and final quality inspections. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person on Common Systems jobs. 4. Not perform Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities unless properly supervised. 5. Not progress to Skill Level 4 without a minimum of 6 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process. 6. Not perform work operations/job activities on working equipment or circuits unless directly supervised. Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 17. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 18. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 19. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 20. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 21. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 22. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 23. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 24. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 25. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 26. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 27. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. Telecommunication d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Level 3 Installers: with ADTRAN experience Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for domestic air travel. 1. Have a minimum of 2 years accumulated experience, or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, or 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the following work operations or job activities without supervision or direction: Addition or removal of common systems equipment hardware. Addition or removal of wiring and connections (on non-working equipment only). Lead verification/continuity testing. Analysis of job specifications and drawings. Understand the Scope of Work (SOW) and write comprehensive Job Change Order (JCO) summaries. Provide work assignments to Skill Level 1 and 2 Installers. Prepare a Method of Procedure (MOP). Write Job Information Memorandums (JIMs). Resolve job specification and/or drawing problems. Mark/correct office record drawings. In-process and final quality inspections. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person on Common Systems jobs. 4. Not perform Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities unless properly supervised. 5. Not progress to Skill Level 4 without a minimum of 6 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process. 6. Not perform work operations/job activities on working equipment or circuits unless directly supervised. Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 17. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 18. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 19. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 20. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 21. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 22. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 23. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 24. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 25. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 26. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 27. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. Telecommunication d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Level 2 Installers Travel: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. 1. Have a minimum of 2 years accumulated experience, or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, or 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the following work operations or job activities without supervision or direction: Addition or removal of common systems equipment hardware. Addition or removal of wiring and connections (on non-working equipment only). Lead verification/continuity testing. Analysis of job specifications and drawings. Understand the Scope of Work (SOW) and write comprehensive Job Change Order (JCO) summaries. Provide work assignments to Skill Level 1 and 2 Installers. Prepare a Method of Procedure (MOP). Write Job Information Memorandums (JIMs). Resolve job specification and/or drawing problems. Mark/correct office record drawings. In-process and final quality inspections. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person on Common Systems jobs. 4. Not perform Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities unless properly supervised. 5. Not progress to Skill Level 4 without a minimum of 6 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process. 6. Not perform work operations/job activities on working equipment or circuits unless directly supervised. Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 17. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 18. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 19. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 20. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 21. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 22. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 23. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 24. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 25. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 26. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 27. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. AT&T d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Level 3 Installers: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. 1. Have a minimum of 2 years accumulated experience, or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, or 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the following work operations or job activities without supervision or direction: Addition or removal of common systems equipment hardware. Addition or removal of wiring and connections (on non-working equipment only). Lead verification/continuity testing. Analysis of job specifications and drawings. Understand the Scope of Work (SOW) and write comprehensive Job Change Order (JCO) summaries. Provide work assignments to Skill Level 1 and 2 Installers. Prepare a Method of Procedure (MOP). Write Job Information Memorandums (JIMs). Resolve job specification and/or drawing problems. Mark/correct office record drawings. In-process and final quality inspections. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person on Common Systems jobs. 4. Not perform Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities unless properly supervised. 5. Not progress to Skill Level 4 without a minimum of 6 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process. 6. Not perform work operations/job activities on working equipment or circuits unless directly supervised. Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 17. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 18. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 19. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 20. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 21. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 22. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 23. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 24. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 25. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 26. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 27. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. Telecommunication d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Level 3 Installers: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. 1. Have a minimum of 2 years accumulated experience, or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, or 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the following work operations or job activities without supervision or direction: Addition or removal of common systems equipment hardware. Addition or removal of wiring and connections (on non-working equipment only). Lead verification/continuity testing. Analysis of job specifications and drawings. Understand the Scope of Work (SOW) and write comprehensive Job Change Order (JCO) summaries. Provide work assignments to Skill Level 1 and 2 Installers. Prepare a Method of Procedure (MOP). Write Job Information Memorandums (JIMs). Resolve job specification and/or drawing problems. Mark/correct office record drawings. In-process and final quality inspections. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person on Common Systems jobs. 4. Not perform Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities unless properly supervised. 5. Not progress to Skill Level 4 without a minimum of 6 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process. 6. Not perform work operations/job activities on working equipment or circuits unless directly supervised. Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 17. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 18. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 19. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 20. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 21. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 22. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 23. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 24. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 25. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 26. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 27. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. Telecommunication d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Level 4 Installers: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. 1. Have a minimum of 3 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, and 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the same work operations/job activities as a Skill Level 3 Installer without supervision or direction. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person. 4. Be capable of performing additions, removals, and modifications on working equipment and circuits. Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities may include: • Circuit modifications • Software additions or upgrades • Power transition work • Addition or removal of batteries. 5. Addition or removal of circuits on working power distribution sources. 6. Equipment testing and turn-up Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Must know how to use telecom test equipment tools. a. OTDR b. Fiber scope c. Volt Ohm Meter d. BER test sets e. Cable test equipment f. Visual Fault Locator (Ruby reds) 17. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 18. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 19. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 20. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 21. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 22. Knowledge and understanding of Transport protocols Ethernet and OTN. 23. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 24. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 25. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 26. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 27. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 28. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 29. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. Telecommunication d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Rightfiber is one of the nation's largest privately held telecommunications platforms, serving more than 400 communities across a 20-state footprint. With more than 100 years of experience, we deliver high-speed internet, voice, and technology solutions that help homes, businesses, and communities thrive. While our network spans a broad geographic area, our commitment remains local. We believe in building lasting relationships, providing exceptional service, and investing in the communities where we live and work. We are looking for an experienced Installer to join our team . General Summary: The Installer I is responsible for a variety of duties pertaining to the installation and repair of voice, video, and high speed data services to residential and small/medium business customers via copper, coax, and fiber. This role performs technical work in the field and responds to customer issues with a high level of service quality. Essential Job Functions: Installs all Ritter services including coax, copper, and fiber delivery; identifies correct cable pair in pedestals or terminal blocks; Installs proper grounding for drop, inside wiring, and station protectors; Locates trouble in service installations; repairs or replaces faults; Checks loops and records proper readings as required by the company maintenance plan; localizes line trouble, and changes cable drops if required; Assists central office in the installation and maintenance of data equipment, modems and four-wire circuits; Repairs trouble in cable plant, drop wire, station wiring; Coordinates internally on service installations and changes to update billing and plant records; Maintains and repairs existing equipment by using test sets to locate line trouble; Determines necessary repairs, which may include repairing wiring, station protectors, ground connections, running new wires and replacing jacks, lids and pedestals as needed; Installs, repairs, and maintains cable/telecom lines and modems; Assists in FTTH and Security installations; Splices fiber to FTTH installations; Coordinates with the Dispatch, Outside Plant Maintenance, and Construction departments to ensure that installation and repair work satisfies the Company's standards and meets customer expectations; Takes 24-hour call periodically to resolve service problems in assigned systems; Checks, maintains, and uses proper safety equipment as issued in conformance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) and Company safety rules and regulations; Climbs poles, ladders, and other structures as needed; uses bucket truck when required; Travels to customer sites, project areas, business related events, and other Ritter Communications locations. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Knowledge of company products and services; Knowledge of company policies and procedures; Knowledge of basic electronics, specification sheets, and circuit diagrams; Knowledge of telecommunications/CATV plant equipment operations and maintenance; Knowledge of telecommunications and CATV industry; Knowledge of telecommunications color-codes for outside cable pairs; Skill in operating service equipment including various hand tools and testing equipment; Ability to communicate with co-workers and various business contacts in a professional and courteous manner; Ability to read and interpret documents such as maps, staking sheets, and operating and maintenance instruction manuals; Ability to pay close attention to detail; Ability to evaluate, test, and repair sophisticated equipment; Ability to improve or redesign procedures for specific installation/repair problems; Ability to work independently and make sound technical decisions using information at hand; Ability to effectively function as a team player; Ability to travel for business requirements; must possess a valid Driver's License with a satisfactory driving record. Education and Experience: High School diploma or equivalent required with additional related technical training preferred. Must have one year of experience in the installation and repair of telecommunication equipment and services over either copper telephony or HFC networks with experience with both systems being preferred. Rightfiber is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer; all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regards to sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, color, religion, national origin, disability, protected Veteran status, age, or any other characteristic protected by law. We strive to maintain a drug-free workplace. We offer competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package including health, dental, vision, cancer, accident and life insurance, short-term and long-term disability, 401(k) with company match, flexible spending accounts, free gym membership, company discounts, tuition reimbursement, paid training, paid leave, and much more!

Job Description Job Description Level 3 Data Center Installer Contract Position Pay Rate: $30-$37/hr W-2 Shift hours: 11:00 PM - 7:00 AM. PPE : Candidates must provide their own over-the-ankle, ESD-rated composite toe safety boots. Duties and Responsibilities: Work with minimum supervision and be certified in Skill levels 1 and 2 - up to and including the following work operations: LEVEL 1 Assemble, erect, mount and align Common Central Office or Data Center hardware. Run and secure cable and perform basic wiring functions. This shall include, copper, fiber optic and coaxial cabling. Prepare cabling for termination to various pieces of telephony hardware. Prepare and connect coaxial and fiber optic type cabling. During removal operations perform cable verification and cable mining operations. Mount and label a wide variety of telecommunication units, terminal blocks, and interconnect panels. LEVEL 2 Perform basic power operations such as mounting relay rack or cabinet fuse panels and perform the termination of power feeders. This also includes the running and termination of local power leads from fuse panels to various units within a relay rack or cabinet. Interpret job specifications, floor plans, equipment and wiring drawings. Perform complex wiring operations. Perform basic installation testing, such as power verification, continuity, Cat5/6 testing and fiber optic loss testing. Prepare, connect and test coaxial and fiber optic cabling. Interpret, lay out and analyze job Method of Procedures, job specifications, floor plans, equipment and wiring documentation. Interface with Job Supervisor/Project Manager and Engineering to resolve any order issues. Correct on site job specifications, drawings, documentation. In-Charge, lead and provide work assignments for Level 1 and 2 installers. Perform installation testing, such as power verification, hardware provisioning and system tests. During removal operations perform cable verification and cable mining operations. Meet Network Equipment Installation/Quality Standards as prescribed by CBMA and Customer requirements. Credentials and Experience: Requires minimum of 7-10 years of Central Office/Data Center/MTSO or equivalent installation experience. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Level 3 installer should have minimum 4-6 years' experience as a Level 2 installer. Should possess a good mechanical aptitude. Should possess a good knowledge of basic power tools. Should have the ability to adapt to various work environments. Solid grasp of basic electrical theory. Proficiency in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and the Internet; must be adept at learning different computer programs and business systems. Must have clean driving and criminal records and successfully pass a drug test. Test equipment, tools and materials used in construction, installation, troubleshooting, maintenance and repair of telecommunications systems and equipment.

Job Description Job Description Level 3 Installers: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. 1. Have a minimum of 2 years accumulated experience, or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, or 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the following work operations or job activities without supervision or direction: Addition or removal of common systems equipment hardware. Addition or removal of wiring and connections (on non-working equipment only). Lead verification/continuity testing. Analysis of job specifications and drawings. Understand the Scope of Work (SOW) and write comprehensive Job Change Order (JCO) summaries. Provide work assignments to Skill Level 1 and 2 Installers. Prepare a Method of Procedure (MOP). Write Job Information Memorandums (JIMs). Resolve job specification and/or drawing problems. Mark/correct office record drawings. In-process and final quality inspections. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person on Common Systems jobs. 4. Not perform Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities unless properly supervised. 5. Not progress to Skill Level 4 without a minimum of 6 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process. 6. Not perform work operations/job activities on working equipment or circuits unless directly supervised. Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 17. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 18. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 19. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 20. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 21. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 22. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 23. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 24. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 25. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 26. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 27. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. Telecommunication d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Level 4 Installers: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. 1. Have a minimum of 3 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, and 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the same work operations/job activities as a Skill Level 3 Installer without supervision or direction. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person. 4. Be capable of performing additions, removals, and modifications on working equipment and circuits. Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities may include: • Circuit modifications • Software additions or upgrades • Power transition work • Addition or removal of batteries. 5. Addition or removal of circuits on working power distribution sources. 6. Equipment testing and turn-up Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Must know how to use telecom test equipment tools. a. OTDR b. Fiber scope c. Volt Ohm Meter d. BER test sets e. Cable test equipment f. Visual Fault Locator (Ruby reds) 17. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 18. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 19. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 20. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 21. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 22. Knowledge and understanding of Transport protocols Ethernet and OTN. 23. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 24. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 25. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 26. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 27. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 28. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 29. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. Telecommunication d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Level 2 Installers Travel: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. 1. Have a minimum of 2 years accumulated experience, or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, or 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the following work operations or job activities without supervision or direction: Addition or removal of common systems equipment hardware. Addition or removal of wiring and connections (on non-working equipment only). Lead verification/continuity testing. Analysis of job specifications and drawings. Understand the Scope of Work (SOW) and write comprehensive Job Change Order (JCO) summaries. Provide work assignments to Skill Level 1 and 2 Installers. Prepare a Method of Procedure (MOP). Write Job Information Memorandums (JIMs). Resolve job specification and/or drawing problems. Mark/correct office record drawings. In-process and final quality inspections. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person on Common Systems jobs. 4. Not perform Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities unless properly supervised. 5. Not progress to Skill Level 4 without a minimum of 6 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process. 6. Not perform work operations/job activities on working equipment or circuits unless directly supervised. Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 17. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 18. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 19. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 20. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 21. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 22. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 23. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 24. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 25. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 26. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 27. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. AT&T d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Level 4 Installers: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. 1. Have a minimum of 3 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, and 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the same work operations/job activities as a Skill Level 3 Installer without supervision or direction. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person. 4. Be capable of performing additions, removals, and modifications on working equipment and circuits. Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities may include: • Circuit modifications • Software additions or upgrades • Power transition work • Addition or removal of batteries. 5. Addition or removal of circuits on working power distribution sources. 6. Equipment testing and turn-up Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Must know how to use telecom test equipment tools. a. OTDR b. Fiber scope c. Volt Ohm Meter d. BER test sets e. Cable test equipment f. Visual Fault Locator (Ruby reds) 17. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 18. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 19. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 20. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 21. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 22. Knowledge and understanding of Transport protocols Ethernet and OTN. 23. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 24. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 25. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 26. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 27. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 28. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 29. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. Telecommunication d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Level 3 Installers: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. 1. Have a minimum of 2 years accumulated experience, or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, or 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the following work operations or job activities without supervision or direction: Addition or removal of common systems equipment hardware. Addition or removal of wiring and connections (on non-working equipment only). Lead verification/continuity testing. Analysis of job specifications and drawings. Understand the Scope of Work (SOW) and write comprehensive Job Change Order (JCO) summaries. Provide work assignments to Skill Level 1 and 2 Installers. Prepare a Method of Procedure (MOP). Write Job Information Memorandums (JIMs). Resolve job specification and/or drawing problems. Mark/correct office record drawings. In-process and final quality inspections. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person on Common Systems jobs. 4. Not perform Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities unless properly supervised. 5. Not progress to Skill Level 4 without a minimum of 6 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process. 6. Not perform work operations/job activities on working equipment or circuits unless directly supervised. Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 17. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 18. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 19. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 20. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 21. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 22. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 23. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 24. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 25. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 26. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 27. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. Telecommunication d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Level 3 Installers Travel: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. AT&T Experience needed 1. Must have Telecommunication Central Office expierance and be able to work independently Have a minimum of 2 years accumulated experience, or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, or 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the following work operations or job activities without supervision or direction: Addition or removal of common systems equipment hardware. Addition or removal of wiring and connections (on non-working equipment only). Lead verification/continuity testing. Analysis of job specifications and drawings. Understand the Scope of Work (SOW) and write comprehensive Job Change Order (JCO) summaries. Provide work assignments to Skill Level 1 and 2 Installers. Prepare a Method of Procedure (MOP). Write Job Information Memorandums (JIMs). Resolve job specification and/or drawing problems. Mark/correct office record drawings. In-process and final quality inspections. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person on Common Systems jobs. 4. Not perform Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities unless properly supervised. 5. Not progress to Skill Level 4 without a minimum of 6 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process. 6. Not perform work operations/job activities on working equipment or circuits unless directly supervised. Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 17. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 18. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 19. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 20. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 21. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 22. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 23. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 24. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 25. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 26. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 27. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. Telecommunication d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.

Job Description Job Description Rightfiber is one of the nation's largest privately held telecommunications platforms, serving more than 400 communities across a 20-state footprint. With more than 100 years of experience, we deliver high-speed internet, voice, and technology solutions that help homes, businesses, and communities thrive. While our network spans a broad geographic area, our commitment remains local. We believe in building lasting relationships, providing exceptional service, and investing in the communities where we live and work. We are looking for an experienced Installer to join our team . General Summary: The Installer I is responsible for a variety of duties pertaining to the installation and repair of voice, video, and high speed data services to residential and small/medium business customers via copper, coax, and fiber. This role performs technical work in the field and responds to customer issues with a high level of service quality. Essential Job Functions: Installs all Ritter services including coax, copper, and fiber delivery; identifies correct cable pair in pedestals or terminal blocks; Installs proper grounding for drop, inside wiring, and station protectors; Locates trouble in service installations; repairs or replaces faults; Checks loops and records proper readings as required by the company maintenance plan; localizes line trouble, and changes cable drops if required; Assists central office in the installation and maintenance of data equipment, modems and four-wire circuits; Repairs trouble in cable plant, drop wire, station wiring; Coordinates internally on service installations and changes to update billing and plant records; Maintains and repairs existing equipment by using test sets to locate line trouble; Determines necessary repairs, which may include repairing wiring, station protectors, ground connections, running new wires and replacing jacks, lids and pedestals as needed; Installs, repairs, and maintains cable/telecom lines and modems; Assists in FTTH and Security installations; Splices fiber to FTTH installations; Coordinates with the Dispatch, Outside Plant Maintenance, and Construction departments to ensure that installation and repair work satisfies the Company's standards and meets customer expectations; Takes 24-hour call periodically to resolve service problems in assigned systems; Checks, maintains, and uses proper safety equipment as issued in conformance with the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) and Company safety rules and regulations; Climbs poles, ladders, and other structures as needed; uses bucket truck when required; Travels to customer sites, project areas, business related events, and other Ritter Communications locations. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Knowledge of company products and services; Knowledge of company policies and procedures; Knowledge of basic electronics, specification sheets, and circuit diagrams; Knowledge of telecommunications/CATV plant equipment operations and maintenance; Knowledge of telecommunications and CATV industry; Knowledge of telecommunications color-codes for outside cable pairs; Skill in operating service equipment including various hand tools and testing equipment; Ability to communicate with co-workers and various business contacts in a professional and courteous manner; Ability to read and interpret documents such as maps, staking sheets, and operating and maintenance instruction manuals; Ability to pay close attention to detail; Ability to evaluate, test, and repair sophisticated equipment; Ability to improve or redesign procedures for specific installation/repair problems; Ability to work independently and make sound technical decisions using information at hand; Ability to effectively function as a team player; Ability to travel for business requirements; must possess a valid Driver's License with a satisfactory driving record. Education and Experience: High School diploma or equivalent required with additional related technical training preferred. Must have one year of experience in the installation and repair of telecommunication equipment and services over either copper telephony or HFC networks with experience with both systems being preferred. Rightfiber is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer; all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regards to sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, color, religion, national origin, disability, protected Veteran status, age, or any other characteristic protected by law. We strive to maintain a drug-free workplace. We offer competitive compensation and an outstanding benefits package including health, dental, vision, cancer, accident and life insurance, short-term and long-term disability, 401(k) with company match, flexible spending accounts, free gym membership, company discounts, tuition reimbursement, paid training, paid leave, and much more!

Job Description Job Description Level 3 Installers: Must have, or be able to obtain, Real ID or Passport for nationwide air travel. 1. Have a minimum of 2 years accumulated experience, or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process and demonstrated to the TC representative upon request, proficiency in the system (Network Elements 1, 2, 3, or 4) being worked on, or hold a Certificate of Completion from a training facility providing an appropriate curriculum. 2. Be capable of performing the following work operations or job activities without supervision or direction: Addition or removal of common systems equipment hardware. Addition or removal of wiring and connections (on non-working equipment only). Lead verification/continuity testing. Analysis of job specifications and drawings. Understand the Scope of Work (SOW) and write comprehensive Job Change Order (JCO) summaries. Provide work assignments to Skill Level 1 and 2 Installers. Prepare a Method of Procedure (MOP). Write Job Information Memorandums (JIMs). Resolve job specification and/or drawing problems. Mark/correct office record drawings. In-process and final quality inspections. 3. Be capable of performing as the Installation Supplier's in-charge person on Common Systems jobs. 4. Not perform Skill Level 4 work operations/job activities unless properly supervised. 5. Not progress to Skill Level 4 without a minimum of 6 years accumulated experience or equivalent as determined by the Installation Supplier's training process. 6. Not perform work operations/job activities on working equipment or circuits unless directly supervised. Requirements: 1. Must understand and know how to use Microsoft programs and applications on a PC and smart device. 2. Must understand Ethernet and Serial connection requirements and be able to establish PC to Network Elements communications using appropriate interface cable. 3. Must have a smart phone with picture capabilities and the ability to place applications used for work. 4. Must have a smart phone with "Mobile Hotspot" capabilities and the ability to establish smart phone to PC connections for the purpose of assisting with remote support via desktop sharing. 5. Must be able to work alone and with others in a fast-paced schedule. 6. Must be able to take direction and constructive criticism. 7. Must be able to think freely and overcome complex issues. 8. Ability to learn to run scripts and commands for test and turn-up of equipment. 9. Must be able to learn company and customer programs for data collection. 10. Must have the ability to fly and ability to travel 100% for 3 consecutive weeks or more with field breaks as the company needs allow. 11. Must pass criminal and drug tests to gain access badging from the telco customer. 12. Must be able to interface politely with the customer using proper work ethics and etiquette while working under pressure. 13. Must have the ability and aptitude to meet customer start and stop working hours. 14. Must be able to climb ladders and work in tight spaces. 15. Must have their own telecom insulated hand tools. (See required tool kits below) 16. Understanding of proper cabling installation and protection techniques. 17. Understanding industry standards for securing cables using waxed 9-cord and Velcro. 18. Understanding of proper fiber types, ends, jumper/JPOI handling and protection. 19. Understanding of proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques. (Will NOT be required to splice) 20. Knowledge and understanding of DWDM, OME long haul, short haul, up to 100G circuits. 21. Knowledge and understanding of mounting equipment in customer central offices, colocation areas, huts, and outdoor enclosures. 22. Ability to make and test Cat-5/6 cables straight and crossover. 23. Ability to see Understand the telecom color codes and wire wrap paired cable. 24. Ability to read, interpret, and understand engineering documents, customer best practices, and manufacturer technical practices. a. Scope of work b. Cable run lists c. Rack Face View (RFV) drawing d. Signal Flow Diagram (SFD) e. Circuit drawings f. Installation instructions g. Method Of Procedures (MOP) (E-MOPs) 25. Knowledge of AC and DC power. a. Power Bays, verifying and installing -48V and return leads while protecting live circuits. b. Must be able to properly strip and crimp DC power leads. c. Crimping of lugs and H-Taps. d. Ability to terminate power safely. e. Use of electrical grease where required. f. Use of double insulated torque wrench and screwdriver. g. Able to work steadily in an enclosed power environment. h. Understanding of AC power and connections. 26. Knowledge of Telcordia GR1275 industry installation standards. 27. Telco equipment manufacturer and customer knowledge is a plus. a. Ciena b. Cisco c. Telecommunication d. Comcast e. Telecommunication f. Enterprise customers g. GCN customers h. Etc.