As one of Indigo’s Data Center Metro Tech Engineers you'll be expected to provide your expertise in new build deployment activities and responding to maintenance calls as necessary. Principal accountabilities of the role include, but are not limited to:
Fibre and cable pulling, dressing, labelling and securing of same.
Fibre Cable termination using Fusion Splicer including Ribbon Splicing.
Installation of metalwork, basket work and basic rack and stack services.
Provide First Line Maintenance support for Indigo Telecom Group to the current customer base.
Carry out installation and commissioning duties in both a project and maintenance environment.
Respond to all interventions in a timely manner, ensuring as far as reasonably possible that all SLA’s are met.
Provide OOH on-call cover as required by agreed on-call rota.
Provide the Indigo GSD with regular up-to-date information on progress of intervention.
Provide Line Manager and relevant Project Managers with feedback regarding on-site issues.
Complete and submit all paperwork and documentation within SLA.
Fault Finding. Ability to receive instructions (written and/or verbal) from GSD (Indigo and/or customer) to resolve outstanding issues.
Copper Cable termination including Cat "x" and E1 terminations.
Ensure continuity, test and measurement of cable and fibre runs.
Electrical connectivity of 240v AC and up to 48v DC to distribution panels (no power up until certification).
Controls and Manages Risk Assessment and Method Statement documentation.
Ensure Health & Safety and Engineering Quality standards are maintained within the business at all times.
Develop fault diagnosis skills using OTDR testing procedures.
Develop fault diagnosis skills using Ethernet/OSA testing procedures.
Perform all necessary installation activities on vendor supplied products and/or supervise the sub-contracting of these activities.
Where required, perform, manage and record SVSA’s and HSE audits.
To ensure successful completion of all deployment activities to the customers satisfaction.
To take ownership of assigned faults through to resolution.