Telecom Electrician

Professional telecommunication services offered include feasibility studies, site acquisition, conceptual & engineering design, installation and supervision, commissioning, optimization, integration, deployment and network maintenance and systems ongoing support.

Job Requirements

• Installation: Installing and testing electrical systems, including conduits, cables, and wires for telecommunication infrastructure (City Power / DG Power / Solar Power), solar system, adhering to safety standards. Installation and programing of DG Display (Deep Sea Screen Controller). ATS (Two Source / Three Source), Stabilizers (Single Phase, Three Phase) and Telecom Rectifier Modules (Huawei / ZTE/ Siemens)
• Maintenance & Repair: Troubleshooting, maintaining, and repairing AC/DC power systems, generators, and battery backup systems (City Power / DG Power / Solar Power), Grounding System (Earthling Pits)
• Cable Work: Splicing, pulling, and terminating, Ethernet (CAT4 / CAT6), Coaxial, and Power Cables.
• Site Infrastructure: Setting up cell site electrical equipment, including transformers, circuit breakers, and ironwork/ladder racks.
• Testing: Using specialized test equipment (Multi-meter, Cable tester, Load Banks) to verify circuit integrity and identify faults.
• Safety & Compliance: Following strict safety protocols, including working at heights on towers or in confined spaces like manholes. 
• Reporting: Maintaining accurate logs of maintenance activities, parts usage, and system performance through Excel / Word / PowerPoint

Qualifications:

• Education: High school diploma, with technical training or certifications in electronics or electrical engineering preferred.
• Experience: 3 Years experience in electrical installations, specifically with DC power systems and telecom equipment.
• Skills: Strong technical knowledge of electrical circuits, troubleshooting abilities, and ability to read technical drawings.
• Physical Ability: Ability to climb poles, work on ladders, and work in varied weather conditions.
• Certifications: Often requires relevant industry-specific certifications, such as a wireman’s license or specialized telecom equipment training. 
• Work Environment
• Locations: Involves both indoor work at central switching offices and outdoor work at cell sites.
• Conditions: Requires climbing towers or working in underground vaults.

Emergency Response: May require working unconventional

The Telecom Electrician is responsible for assembling, installing, testing, maintaining, and repairing electrical wiring, power equipment, and communication systems. They ensure the reliable operation of telecommunications infrastructure, including cell sites, data centers, and network facilities, while adhering to safety protocols.The Telecom Electrician is responsible for assembling, installing, testing, maintaining, and repairing electrical wiring, power equipment, and communication systems. They ensure the reliable operation of telecommunications infrastructure, including cell sites, data centers, and network facilities, while adhering to safety protocols.

Interested Candidates are requested to submit their applications (CV and Cover letter) by email to info@professionaltrack.net by mentioning the job title and vacancy number in the subject line of your emails otherwise your applications will not be accepted