Resolve, repair and install fiber optics systems and ensure that they work properly
Examine and replace faulty and old fiber optic cables and also organize scheduled maintenance routines
Take care of fiber splicing and rectify fiber optic problem areas
Develop sensor indicators and conduct timely inspections to make sure that faulty fiber optic system does not destabilize its performance
Execute premises cabling and take care of the underground and underwater cabling requirements
Keep track of the signal strength of different devices such as television, telephone to provide adequate performance
Formulate and maintain system records and system designs
The candidate should have postsecondary education in electronics, telecommunications, or computer technology. They should also have on-the-job training and industry certification is an added advantage. Most of the employers prefer candidates with a bachelor’s degree in fiber optics communications. The individual can also enroll in a technical or vocational program to gain some knowledge of Fiber Optics and Fiber Networks.