DAS Field Technician

Description The DAS Field Technician is primarily responsible for the installation and maintenance of DAS (Distributed Antenna Systems). Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Reading and interpreting iBwave blueprints and product specifications Installation of passive DAS equipment Installation, provisioning, routing, troubleshooting and maintenance of passive and active equipment Termination of horizontal, heliax cabling including cross-connects and interconnects between building cables on small and large campus systems Termination of N style connectors in addition to 4.3-10 compression connectors Fiber optic cable termination and testing with power meter Utilize Anritsu test results to troubleshoot DAS systems Knowledgeable and able to pull and install heliax (including understanding the appropriate bend radius, flat spots or dented cable) Jobsite coordination with other trades, contractors, internal and external customers Lead specialized DAS crew on project implementation Track hours, materials, documentation and change orders for the project Collaborate with PM to pre plan jobsite activities, tools and equipment Plan project deployment Knowledgeable in PIM testing procedures Assembly and commissioning of equipment Set-up and conduct signal surveys with PC-Tel equipment Education/Skills/Experience Required: High school diploma or equivalent is required 4+ years RF field experience Excellent interpersonal communication skills - verbal, written and listening Confident engaging with customers during any stage of the project Project leadership and organization to manage entire project scope Ability to read and understand floor plans Ability to lead in a team environment with demonstrated positive attitude Must have and be able to provide proof of valid state driver’s license, proof of automobile Insurance that meets the WI state liability insurance levels, and vehicle with the ability to commute to various job sites Commute to various job sites Ability to travel out-of-town with 1 weeks’ notice for an extended period (one to two weeks at a time) Preferred: Anritsu training and experience PC-Tel training and experience PIM test training and experience Fluke training and experience Physical Requirements: Bend, lift and carry equipment on a regular basis Bend, lift, twist, turn, and crawl into tight spaces to install devices and equipment Ability to work weekends, evenings and holidays as required Ability to frequently climb up/down ladder (minimum 6’) and perform extended overhead cabling/wiring from ladder Ability to grip, push, pull feed cable vertically into closets, horizontally in cable trays and between walls, ceilings and floors Ability to drive to job sites, to frequently get in/out of vehicle and to load/unload tools and material supplies Ability to read, write and speak English Ability to travel out of state, airline travel required Just a Few of the Perks CC&N offers to eligible full-time employee owners: Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance Life & Disability Insurance Flexible Spending & Health Savings Accounts Employee Assistance Program (EAP) 401(k) Retirement & Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) Paid Training – 1 week of hands‑on training Paid Time Off & Paid Holidays and so much more! CC&N Values Safety Driven | Pride In Workmanship | Respect | The CC&N Walk | Passion For The Customer Experience CC&N is 100% Employee-Owned Equal Opportunity Employer, including Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities The essential duties/responsibilities, and physical requirements described are intended to provide guidelines for job expectations and the employee's ability to perform the position described. It is not intended as a comprehensive list of all the job functions, responsibilities, skills, or abilities. #J-18808-Ljbffr Communications, Cabling & Networking, Inc.