February 11th, 2008

(IT) Telecommunications Field Technician


Location: Adelaide, South Australia   

Do you like to be out and about and country travel your thing? Intra-State travel Circa $50-60k package Ex-Telstra person would be ideal Our client is changing the face of telecommunications in Australia through the delivery of innovative, cost-effective, and easy to use data services. They deliver solutions around a variety of hardware platforms, including fibre, copper, Laser and broadband radio data carriage systems, all connected with high performance packet switching equipment to create a single, seamless, carrier data network. They are now seeking a Telecommunications Field Technician to join their Networks team. This position plays a key role in ensuring that the rural network is monitored and maintained. Your main responsibilities will include: Maintain existing telecommunications infrastructure; Respond to fault reports and follow up to ensure the faults are fixed; Ensure any required Preventative Maintenance is performed; Ensure fault notification and outage advisories are issued and managed; Maintain accurate records and logs for each site; Work with engineering staff to install and configure new equipment; Manage security and OHS on each site. To be considered for this role you must have: Recognised Industry Training, working at heights and tower rescue certificates; Cisco Certified Network Associate, Cabling license and rigging license would be desirable; A working knowledge of Cisco routers, Ethernet Switches and telephone cabling would also be highly desirable;

    Type:
    Permanent
    Location:
    Adelaide, South Australia
    Country:
    Australia
    Contact:
    Candidate Management Team
    Advertiser:
    Talent International (Previously the South Aust Business of Infopeople)
    Reference:
    JS2708AW/JG15171

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