The installer is responsible for connecting equipment, software, and services to optimize assets within electrical infrastructures. They will implement end-to-end product and service solutions to ensure the reliability and protection of customer electrical systems.
The Quality Assurance Specialist audits engineering specifications and packages to ensure compliance with customer standards and regulatory requirements. They also track Cost of Poor Quality metrics and support internal surveillance audits to drive process improvements.
The Quality Specialist conducts field audits of telecom, cable, and data-center installations to ensure compliance with safety, regulatory, and customer standards. They also partner with operational teams to resolve quality issues, deliver training, and analyze performance metrics to drive continuous improvement.
The Telecommunications Installer will lead service projects involving the addition or removal of DC power equipment, batteries, and associated hardware. They are responsible for maintaining project documentation, managing tool inventory, and ensuring safety and quality standards are met at customer sites.
United States$30.9 - $38.6 per hour5-10 yrs expOthers
The Telecommunications Installer IV is responsible for the complex installation, modification, and testing of active power distribution systems. This role also involves serving as a Site Supervisor to oversee high-risk work activities and ensure project compliance, safety, and quality standards.
The Telecommunications Installer will manage the addition or removal of wiring and connections on DC power equipment while leading small to medium-sized service projects. Responsibilities include maintaining tool inventories, submitting project documentation, and ensuring safety and quality standards are met at customer sites.
United States$30.9 - $38.6 per hour5-10 yrs expOthers
Responsible for complex installation, modification, and testing of circuits and power systems on active electrical infrastructures. Acts as a Site Supervisor to oversee high-risk activities and ensure project compliance and safety.
The Journeyman Electrician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting electrical systems and industrial equipment, including DC power systems. They also supervise internal and subcontractor teams, manage inventory, and serve as the company qualifier for electrical contractor licenses.