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Metrotel Uce
Job Info Location: CAMPBELLFIELD, VIC Salary: $80,001 - $100,000 Job Type: Permanent position | Full time position Job Description We are looking for experienced Telecommunications Linesworkers who can work on the Tel…
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About the role
Location: CAMPBELLFIELD, VIC
Salary: $80,001 - $100,000
Job Type: Permanent position | Full time position
We are looking for experienced Telecommunications Linesworkers who can work on the Telecommunications Towers for the Wireless Upgrade and Maintenance Works Responsibilities
Install and upgrade wireless network equipment & setup new telecommunications services Perform troubleshooting, fault finding and repairing communication networks. Installing of telecommunication RF Antennas, Microwave Dishes, ODUs MHAs, TMAs and RRUs
Install, relocate, removal of RF or Microwave antennas, feeders and ancillary equipment on Tower and Shelter Perform Feeder Sweep, PIM Tests and DTF Perform Microwave Antenna Alignment.
Completing handover documentation on site. Study and Interpret technical drawings and provide necessary advice on the design to Customers. Ensure OH&S compliance
Skills and experience Experience in Nokia, Ericsson, Telstra, Optus, TPG and NBN Experience in Swapping 4G Antennas with 5G NR
Good experience in the use of hand and power tools. Current Drivers Licence Current RF Awareness training
EWP above 11m Rigging Basic and Tower Rescue Construction White Card
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