Fiber Splicer: Build & Deliver Fiber Networks

SEFNCO Communications Inc; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with company match

Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP)

Life insurance

Disability insurance (short-term/long)

Red Wing Boot Voucher

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Dependent care FSA

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Paid time off

Paid holidays

Family and medical leave

Paid sick time

Referral incentive $1,000

Job summary

MasTec Communications Group in Tampa, FL is seeking a skilled Fiber Splicer to build and maintain end-to-end fiber optic networks. You will join a safety-focused team dedicated to high-quality workmanship and reliable service delivery.

Responsibilities include testing continuity, operating fusion splicer and OTDR equipment, and preparing splice enclosures. Outdoor field work, climbing ladders or bucket trucks, and overtime shifts are part of the role.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of fiber splicing and troubleshooting experience.
• Able to work on ladders or bucket trucks.
• Willing to work variable shifts with overtime.
• Safety-focused with quality workmanship.
• Outdoor utility construction site experience.

Responsibilities

• Produce end-to-end fiber optic networks.
• Test and troubleshoot continuity of fiber networks.
• Operate testing equipment including OTDR and power meters.
• Prepare splice enclosures from brands like Tyco, CommScope, Corning.
• Apply fusion splicer and related testing tools.
• Read fiber design docs and assess light levels and dB loss.
• Work at outdoor utility construction sites.

Skills

Fiber splicing

Troubleshooting

Safety compliance

Field installation

Ladder/Bucket truck work

Tools

Tyco

CommScope

Corning

Fusion splicer

OTDR

Job description

MasTec Communications Group in Tampa, FL is seeking a skilled Fiber Splicer to build and maintain end-to-end fiber optic networks. You will join a safety-focused team dedicated to high-quality workmanship and reliable service delivery.

Responsibilities include testing continuity, operating fusion splicer and OTDR equipment, and preparing splice enclosures. Outdoor field work, climbing ladders or bucket trucks, and overtime shifts are part of the role.