Telecommunications Mechanic

Telecommunications Mechanic I

The Telecommunications Mechanic I will play a crucial role in maintaining and improving communications infrastructure. The position involves installing, testing, troubleshooting, programming, maintaining, and repairing various communications systems, including voice and non-voice systems, public address systems, alarm systems, and digital switching equipment. The candidate will work with a diverse range of telecommunications and electronic systems to ensure seamless operation.

Responsibilities :

Install, remove, test, troubleshoot, and repair voice and non-voice communications systems, including intercom, public address, and alarm systems.

Maintain and repair digital switching equipment, power and ringing relay racks, and attendant consoles.

Analyze system failures to isolate sources, identifying issues caused by software, hardware, or other factors.

Run cables and key cables to telephone sets, terminal connectors, and associated equipment.

Maintain manual and computerized central office records, including traffic analysis, cable records, and spare parts inventories.

Program and maintain electronic and electromechanical telephone key systems, PBXs, and data circuits.

Troubleshoot and repair terminal and communications equipment, including line drivers and other related apparatus.

Required Skills :

Education : High School Diploma or equivalent.

Experience : Minimum of 3 years of relevant experience.

In-depth knowledge of telecommunications systems and the ability to perform system diagnostics and repairs.

Strong analytical skills to isolate issues in complex systems.

Experience maintaining detailed records and inventories.

Additional Information : This is a full-time role. U.S. citizenship is required. All candidates must be able to obtain a Public Trust Clearance (PTC).