Mastec Communications Group
Provides infrastructure, construction, and engineering services for telecommunications and energy sectors.
Fiber Splicer
Perform fiber optic splicing, testing, and documentation for OSP networks.
Job Highlights
About the Role
As a Fiber Splicer you will develop new skills, work in a safety‑mindful environment, and help expand technology for a better community. Joining the MasTec family means providing the highest level of quality service while maintaining a strong commitment to safety. The position involves producing end‑to‑end fiber optic networks, testing and troubleshooting continuity, and operating a full suite of testing equipment. You will prepare splice enclosures, perform fusion splicing, and apply fiber design knowledge to read documentation, calculate light levels, and assess dB loss on outdoor utility construction sites. • Test and troubleshoot fiber optic network continuity using OTDR, OLTS, and power meters. • Operate and maintain testing equipment such as OTDR 1310/1550, DWDM, CWDM, and Max Tester. • Prepare and splice OSP cables (96–1,728 cores) and splice enclosures (Tyco, CommScope, Corning). • Perform fusion splicing (ribbon and loose‑tube) and document work for billing and GIS records. • Apply fiber design knowledge to read schematics, calculate light levels, and assess dB loss. • Work on outdoor utility construction sites while adhering to safety protocols. • Solve complex field problems and mentor team members.
Key Responsibilities
- ▸otdr testing
- ▸equipment operation
- ▸fusion splicing
- ▸cable splicing
- ▸design calculations
- ▸site safety
What You Bring
MasTec Communications Group builds for the future and is seeking a qualified Fiber Splicer for the Atlanta market. The role demands extensive experience with outside plant fiber networks, including reading prints, splicing, troubleshooting, and OTDR/OLTS testing. Candidates must be proficient in preparing OSP cables ranging from 96 to 1,728 cores and documenting work for billing and 3GIS records. Ideal candidates are safety‑focused, produce high‑quality work, and enjoy hands‑on problem solving on long‑term projects. A minimum of three years of fiber splicing and troubleshooting experience is required, along with expert knowledge of fiber engineering equipment and the ability to mentor team members. Relevant MOS codes include V80B, B05A, 3D157, 6423, and 5699. • Bring at least 3 years of fiber splicing and troubleshooting experience. • Demonstrate expertise with fiber engineering equipment and testing tools. • Meet applicable MOS codes (V80B, B05A, 3D157, 6423, 5699).
Requirements
- ▸fiber splicing
- ▸otdr testing
- ▸mos codes
- ▸safety focus
- ▸mentoring
- ▸osp cables
Benefits
Compensation ranges from $27 to $32 per hour and includes a 401(k) match, employee stock purchase plan, life and disability insurance, Red Wing boot voucher, medical/dental/vision coverage, flexible spending accounts, and an employee assistance program. Additional benefits comprise paid time off, holidays, family and medical leave, sick time, and a $1,000 referral bonus. • Earn $27–$32 per hour with 401(k) match, employee stock purchase plan, and comprehensive insurance. • Receive additional perks: Red Wing boot voucher, flexible spending accounts, EAP, paid time off, holidays, family/medical leave, sick time, and $1,000 referral incentive.
Work Environment
Field