Fiber Optic & Low Voltage Systems Technician

Description

Fiber Optic & Low Voltage Systems Technician

Department: Telecommunications / Infrastructure
Location: Utah
Employment Type: Full-Time

Position Summary

Bach Companies is seeking an experienced and versatile Senior Fiber Optic & Low Voltage Systems Technician to support the installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of our telecommunications and low-voltage infrastructure.

This position will play an important role in developing, maintaining, and expanding reliable network infrastructure across our residential, commercial, and operational properties. The primary focus will be fiber optic installation, fusion splicing, termination, testing, and troubleshooting, with additional responsibilities involving structured cabling, security systems, access control, and other low-voltage technologies.

The ideal candidate is a hands-on technical professional who can work independently, solve complex field problems, maintain high-quality installation standards, and provide technical direction to other field personnel when needed.

We are looking for someone who takes pride in their workmanship, understands the importance of reliable infrastructure, and can see projects through from initial installation to final testing and documentation.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

Fiber Optic Installation & Splicing

• Install, route, pull, terminate, and maintain single-mode and multimode fiber optic cabling.
• Perform fusion splicing, including single-fiber and ribbon fiber splicing.
• Complete fiber terminations, patch panels, splice trays, and indoor/outdoor fiber enclosures.
• Install fiber infrastructure through underground conduit, aerial pathways, vaults, equipment rooms, and cable tray systems.
• Perform fiber testing and diagnostics using OTDRs, optical power meters, and light sources.
• Interpret test results, identify signal loss, troubleshoot fiber faults, and complete necessary repairs.
• Maintain accurate fiber splice records, test results, and installation documentation.

Low Voltage & Structured Cabling

• Install, terminate, test, and troubleshoot Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A, coaxial, and other low-voltage cabling.
• Install and maintain network racks, cabinets, cable management systems, patch panels, and equipment rooms.
• Build out and maintain MDF/IDF closets and associated network infrastructure.
• Install and connect IP cameras, video surveillance equipment, and network video recording systems.
• Install and maintain access control systems, including card readers, electronic locks, control panels, and associated wiring.
• Assist with commercial audio/visual, paging, fire alarm pathways, and other low-voltage system installations.

Field Operations & Troubleshooting

• Read and interpret construction drawings, blueprints, fiber diagrams, cable schedules, and technical specifications.
• Diagnose and resolve network infrastructure, cabling, connectivity, and equipment issues.
• Perform routine inspections, preventative maintenance, and system upgrades.
• Coordinate with project managers, construction personnel, property management teams, and outside contractors to complete projects.
• Work independently in the field while maintaining productivity, quality, and project schedules.
• Provide technical guidance and direction to other technicians or small field crews as assigned.
• Ensure installations are      clean, organized, properly labeled, and completed to professional standards.

Safety, Quality & Compliance

• Follow applicable NEC requirements, OSHA safety standards, manufacturer specifications, and local building codes.
• Maintain safe working practices when using ladders, lifts, power tools, and specialized testing equipment.
• Maintain tools, equipment, vehicles, and materials in good working condition.
• Identify potential safety concerns and report installation or infrastructure issues.
• Maintain accurate project documentation and communicate project progress and completion status.

Requirements

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