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Comex 2000 UK Ltd is seeking highly skilled FTTH engineers to install and maintain Full Fibre telecom services on the Openreach network across residential and business customers. You will perform end-to-end installations, including overhead lines and underground ducting, with a strong focus on safety and quality.
The role requires working hands-on with customers, operating access networks, and using mobile job management apps.
Are you a highly skilled and motivated telecommunications professional looking to take on a new challenge?
We are looking forSelf Employed FTTH (Fibre to the Home) Engineers to work on the Openreach network with both residential and business customers, handling the full installation and maintenance of telecom services. You’ll work across Full Fibre networks, delivering end-to-end solutions.
The following certifications are required and must be in date at the time of application!
This is a comprehensive, hands-on position where you will interact with both residential and business customers. You'll be responsible for the end-to-end installation and maintenance of telecommunications services, working with everything from Full Fibre networks.
Your daily tasks will include:
Install new telecom services by running overhead lines on utility poles, subducting protective ducts underground, all involving hands-on, physical work.
Visit our customers’ homes or businesses to set up internal cabling and make sure their new services are working perfectly.
Follow strict safety procedures, and ensure all equipment is safe to use. You’ll also help restore sites, leaving every location clean and safe for our customers.
Use our systems to record your work and keep information up to date in a timely manner.
We are a company that embraces diversity and is committed to creating an inclusive workplace. We welcome applications from everyone regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or disability.