network cable installer

 Read the project, the technical documentation and organize the activities

Ensure continuity of connection between the various network components

Identify, use and maintain Personal Protective Equipment

Apply the rules on the physical safety of workers on site

Identify and use specific equipment and instruments

Read the specific diagrams and drawings

Check the quality and reliability of the work carried out

Identify signal attenuations, interruptions and malfunctions

Use the diagnostic tools

Make optical measurements

Interpret the measurement data

Identify the problems and solve them

Carry out ordinary, extraordinary and breakdown maintenance

Use and take care of routine maintenance of the equipment

Identify equipment malfunctions

network cable installer


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