Travel Fusion Splicing Technician

Richesinengineering; Oregon (WI, HI); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel opportunities across projects

Competitive pay

Growth opportunities

Job summary

Richesin Engineering is seeking a skilled fiber splicing technician to deploy fusion splicing on aerial and underground fiber networks. You will perform OTDR testing, document splice results, and collaborate with project teams to ensure high-quality work across multiple sites.

This role requires 2+ years of certified splicing experience, familiarity with fiber documentation, and willingness to travel to project sites in Oregon, Alaska, Hawaii.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of certified fusion splicing experience.
• Experience with aerial and underground fiber installations.
• Familiarity with fiber color coding, buffer tube identification, and splice documentation.

Responsibilities

• Perform precision fusion splicing on single-mode and multimode fiber.
• Conduct OTDR testing and interpret results to verify splice quality.
• Complete aerial and underground splicing in variable field conditions.
• Document splice records, loss measurements, and test results accurately.
• Identify and repair fiber faults and damage.
• Coordinate with project managers and field crews on splice scheduling.
• Maintain and care for splicing equipment (fusion splicers, OTDRs, etc.).
• Follow all safety protocols for aerial, underground, and confined-space work.

Skills

Fusion splicing

OTDR testing

Documentation

Field safety

Travel ready

Driver's license

Education

Fiber certifications (FOA, BICSI)

Tools

Fusion splicers

OTDRs

Job description

Richesin Engineering is seeking a skilled fiber splicing technician to deploy fusion splicing on aerial and underground fiber networks. You will perform OTDR testing, document splice results, and collaborate with project teams to ensure high-quality work across multiple sites.

This role requires 2+ years of certified splicing experience, familiarity with fiber documentation, and willingness to travel to project sites in Oregon, Alaska, Hawaii.