Fibre Splicer – Field Tech (UK) with OTDR

VEA Telecoms; Remote; GBP 35,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

A UK telecom infrastructure provider is seeking skilled Fibre Splicers to tackle network challenges across the country. This role offers a competitive salary of £35,000 - £42,000 per annum with on-call responsibilities and opportunities for professional growth. Ideal candidates will have proven experience, strong knowledge of fibre optic technology, and a problem-solving mindset. Additional benefits include vehicle use for business, ongoing training, and equipment support, making it a rewarding position to significantly impact UK telecom infrastructure.

Benefits

Competitive salary

Overtime paid at time and a half

Ongoing training and professional development opportunities

Comprehensive Health & Safety support

Company vehicle

Qualifications

• Proven experience as a Fibre Splicer or similar role.
• Understanding of Health & Safety procedures.
• Full UK driving licence and experience working in confined spaces.

Responsibilities

• Perform fusion and mechanical splicing across various environments.
• Test and troubleshoot fibre networks.
• Maintain accurate records of work and test results.

Skills

Proven experience as a Fibre Splicer

Strong knowledge of fibre optic technology

Problem-solving mindset

Strong attention to detail

Exceptional call-out and fault-finding skills

Education

NRSWA certification

BT Openreach credentials

Tools

Fusion splicers

OTDRs

Power meters

Job description

A UK telecom infrastructure provider is seeking skilled Fibre Splicers to tackle network challenges across the country. This role offers a competitive salary of £35,000 - £42,000 per annum with on-call responsibilities and opportunities for professional growth. Ideal candidates will have proven experience, strong knowledge of fibre optic technology, and a problem-solving mindset. Additional benefits include vehicle use for business, ongoing training, and equipment support, making it a rewarding position to significantly impact UK telecom infrastructure.