EversourcePosted 2 weeks ago

Wireless Technician - Berlin, CT

EversourcePosted 2 weeks ago

$82,514–$82,514 year

On-siteBerlin, Connecticut, United States

Berlin, Connecticut, United StatesOn-siteFull Time$82,514–$82,514 yearEnterprise

Full TimeEnterprise

Job Summary

Install, maintain, and repair wireless telecommunications systems, including analog and digital radio systems, base stations, and WANs. Troubleshoot RF connectors, transmitters, and receivers using instruments like spectrum analyzers and oscilloscopes. Test, analyze, and document work on dispatch consoles, mobile response vehicles, and emergency restoration efforts. Read engineering drawings, update databases, and ensure compliance with safety standards while traveling between Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Hampshire.

Required Qualifications

Associate degree in Electrical Engineering or Technology, Computer Science, Computer Science Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer or Information Technology
High school diploma or equivalent with five (5) years of related telecommunications system experience performing engineering, installation, maintenance, or repair in a utility, industry or military field
Critical Infrastructure Protection certification
Valid motor vehicle operator's license
Knowledge of electrical and electronic components, circuitry, and systems
Ability to use computer-based technology with various types of operating systems
Skill and manual dexterity in making repairs, adjustments, and modifications to equipment with a working familiarity of testing and measurement techniques
Knowledge of specialized instrumentation use and application, working familiarity with electrical and electronic testing and measurement techniques
Ability to communicate technical information effectively, in both verbal and written form
Knowledge of lock out tag out, switching and tagging procedures
Working knowledge of Eversource safety rules and practices
Must be available to work on-call and during emergency restoration efforts as required
Must be physically able to lift equipment with weights up to 40 pounds
Must be physically able to walk/hike steep or challenging terrain for up to one mile
Must be available to travel between MA/CT/NH as necessary
Must be able to work alone, in tight quarters, small rooms, noisy environments, and at remote locations
Must be able to gain understanding of radio frequency principles and theories for telecommunications systems of varying complexity
Must be capable of performing work on analog and digital radio systems (including but not limited to, DMR, WAN, base stations, mobiles, portables), voice recorders, servers, routers, voice dispatch consoles, etc.
Must be able to read and interpret engineering drawings including but not limited to schematic, wiring, logic, and interconnection diagrams
Must be able to perform updates to databases and other system records
Must be able to obtain permissions, if required, from appropriate telecommunications customers to perform work on critical operating equipment or electronic systems
Must be able to operate a variety of electrical and electronic instruments to test and calibrate, such as power meters, transmission line test sets, spectrum analyzers, voltmeters, amp meters, oscilloscopes, network test sets, frequency counters, communications service monitors, multi-meters, etc.
Must be able to analyze test results, make recommendations to engineering, operations, and other departments based on wireless characteristics or performance
Must be able to perform acceptance, installation, or post-installation tests on existing or new installed electronics and wireless equipment
Must be able to neatly install and maintain bulk cabling, safe and proper dressing techniques, and apply principles of cable management in data centers, communication sites, cabinets, and vehicles, etc.
Must maintain awareness of and ensure compliance with safe work practices, engineering standards, regulatory and/or operational requirements
Must be able to handle assignments associated with planning and performing installation, acceptance testing, commissioning, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of wireless telecommunication systems
Must be able to provide wireless communication support, guidance, and advice to customers including but not limited to technical services, engineering, information technology, electrical system operations, control centers, dispatch, customer service, field communications, emergency preparedness, as well as emergency response tactical trailers and Mobile Response Center (MRC) vehicles, etc.
Must be able to participate in various projects to continually improve and upgrade telecommunications infrastructure
Must be able to monitor, modify, review, and respond to alarms related to telecommunications systems
Must be able to provide input to reports, drawings, sketches, logs, and records of work performed; make corrections to engineering drawings to reflect field changes
Must be able to execute test and maintenance procedures, plans, and scripts in support of wireless telecom systems
Must be able to return equipment to service following repair
Must be able to analyze test results, make recommendations to engineering, operations, and other departments based on wireless characteristics or performance; report and explain details of wireless performance and issues to other personnel
Must be able to perform programming, wiring, configuring settings, and installing updates
Must be able to test, analyze, troubleshoot, and repair WANs, coaxial transmission line, RF connectors, transmitters, receivers
Must be able to use basic networking essentials for WAN testing and troubleshooting
Must be able to support the installation, modification, replacement, removal, and maintenance of wireless telecommunications systems, devices, hardware/software/firmware
Must be able to perform engineering, installation, maintenance, or repair in a utility, industry or military field
Must be able to maintain a valid motor vehicle operator's license
Must be able to work on-call and during emergency restoration efforts as required
Must be able to lift equipment with weights up to 40 pounds
Must be able to walk/hike steep or challenging terrain for up to one mile
Must be able to travel between MA/CT/NH as necessary
Must be able to work alone, in tight quarters, small rooms, noisy environments, and at remote locations
Must be able to gain understanding of radio frequency principles and theories for telecommunications systems of varying complexity
Must be able to perform work on analog and digital radio systems (including but not limited to, DMR, WAN, base stations, mobiles, portables), voice recorders, servers, routers, voice dispatch consoles, etc.
Must be able to read and interpret engineering drawings including but not limited to schematic, wiring, logic, and interconnection diagrams
Must be able to perform updates to databases and other system records
Must be able to obtain permissions, if required, from appropriate telecommunications customers to perform work on critical operating equipment or electronic systems
Must be able to operate a variety of electrical and electronic instruments to test and calibrate, such as power meters, transmission line test sets, spectrum analyzers, voltmeters, amp meters, oscilloscopes, network test sets, frequency counters, communications service monitors, multi-meters, etc.
Must be able to analyze test results, make recommendations to engineering, operations, and other departments based on wireless characteristics or performance
Must be able to perform acceptance, installation, or post-installation tests on existing or new installed electronics and wireless equipment
Must be able to neatly install and maintain bulk cabling, safe and proper dressing techniques, and apply principles of cable management in data centers, communication sites, cabinets, and vehicles, etc.
Must maintain awareness of and ensure compliance with safe work practices, engineering standards, regulatory and/or operational requirements
Must be able to handle assignments associated with planning and performing installation, acceptance testing, commissioning, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of wireless telecommunication systems
Must be able to provide wireless communication support, guidance, and advice to customers including but not limited to technical services, engineering, information technology, electrical system operations, control centers, dispatch, customer service, field communications, emergency preparedness, as well as emergency response tactical trailers and Mobile Response Center (MRC) vehicles, etc.
Must be able to participate in various projects to continually improve and upgrade telecommunications infrastructure
Must be able to monitor, modify, review, and respond to alarms related to telecommunications systems
Must be able to provide input to reports, drawings, sketches, logs, and records of work performed; make corrections to engineering drawings to reflect field changes
Must be able to execute test and maintenance procedures, plans, and scripts in support of wireless telecom systems
Must be able to return equipment to service following repair
Must be able to analyze test results, make recommendations to engineering, operations, and other departments based on wireless characteristics or performance; report and explain details of wireless performance and issues to other personnel
Must be able to perform programming, wiring, configuring settings, and installing updates
Must be able to test, analyze, troubleshoot, and repair WANs, coaxial transmission line, RF connectors, transmitters, receivers
Must be able to use basic networking essentials for WAN testing and troubleshooting
Must be able to support the installation, modification, replacement, removal, and maintenance of wireless telecommunications systems, devices, hardware/software/firmware
Must be able to perform engineering, installation, maintenance, or repair in a utility, industry or military field
Must be able to maintain a valid motor vehicle operator's license
Must be able to work on-call and during emergency restoration efforts as required
Must be able to lift equipment with weights up to 40 pounds
Must be able to walk/hike steep or challenging terrain for up to one mile
Must be able to travel between MA/CT/NH as necessary
Must be able to work alone, in tight quarters, small rooms, noisy environments, and at remote locations
Must be able to gain understanding of radio frequency principles and theories for telecommunications systems of varying complexity
Must be able to perform work on analog and digital radio systems (including but not limited to, DMR, WAN, base stations, mobiles, portables), voice recorders, servers, routers, voice dispatch consoles, etc.
Must be able to read and interpret engineering drawings including but not limited to schematic, wiring, logic, and interconnection diagrams
Must be able to perform updates to databases and other system records
Must be able to obtain permissions, if required, from appropriate telecommunications customers to perform work on critical operating equipment or electronic systems
Must be able to operate a variety of electrical and electronic instruments to test and calibrate, such as power meters, transmission line test sets, spectrum analyzers, voltmeters, amp meters, oscilloscopes, network test sets, frequency counters, communications service monitors, multi-meters, etc.
Must be able to analyze test results, make recommendations to engineering, operations, and other departments based on wireless characteristics or performance
Must be able to perform acceptance, installation, or post-installation tests on existing or new installed electronics and wireless equipment
Must be able to neatly install and maintain bulk cabling, safe and proper dressing techniques, and apply principles of cable management in data centers, communication sites, cabinets, and vehicles, etc.
Must maintain awareness of and ensure compliance with safe work practices, engineering standards, regulatory and/or operational requirements
Must be able to handle assignments associated with planning and performing installation, acceptance testing, commissioning, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of wireless telecommunication systems
Must be able to provide wireless communication support, guidance, and advice to customers including but not limited to technical services, engineering, information technology, electrical system operations, control centers, dispatch, customer service, field communications, emergency preparedness, as well as emergency response tactical trailers and Mobile Response Center (MRC) vehicles, etc.
Must be able to participate in various projects to continually improve and upgrade telecommunications infrastructure
Must be able to monitor, modify, review, and respond to alarms related to telecommunications systems
Must be able to provide input to reports, drawings, sketches, logs, and records of work performed; make corrections to engineering drawings to reflect field changes
Must be able to execute test and maintenance procedures, plans, and scripts in support of wireless telecom systems
Must be able to return equipment to service following repair
Must be able to analyze test results, make recommendations to engineering, operations, and other departments based on wireless characteristics or performance; report and explain details of wireless performance and issues to other personnel
Must be able to perform programming, wiring, configuring settings, and installing updates
Must be able to test, analyze, troubleshoot, and repair WANs, coaxial transmission line, RF connectors, transmitters, receivers
Must be able to use basic networking essentials for WAN testing and troubleshooting
Must be able to support the installation, modification, replacement, removal, and maintenance of wireless telecommunications systems, devices, hardware/software/firmware
Must be able to perform engineering, installation, maintenance, or repair in a utility, industry or military field
Must be able to maintain a valid motor vehicle operator's license
Must be able to work on-call and during emergency restoration efforts as required
Must be able to lift equipment with weights up to 40 pounds
Must be able to walk/hike steep or challenging terrain for up to one mile
Must be able to travel between MA/CT/NH as necessary
Must be able to work alone, in tight quarters, small rooms, noisy environments, and at remote locations
Must be able to gain understanding of radio frequency principles and theories for telecommunications systems of varying complexity
Must be able to perform work on analog and digital radio systems (including but not limited to, DMR, WAN, base stations, mobiles, portables), voice recorders, servers, routers, voice dispatch consoles, etc.
Must be able to read and interpret engineering drawings including but not limited to schematic, wiring, logic, and interconnection diagrams
Must be able to perform updates to databases and other system records
Must be able to obtain permissions, if required, from appropriate telecommunications customers to perform work on critical operating equipment or electronic systems
Must be able to operate a variety of electrical and electronic instruments to test and calibrate, such as power meters, transmission line test sets, spectrum analyzers, voltmeters, amp meters, oscilloscopes, network test sets, frequency counters, communications service monitors, multi-meters, etc.
Must be able to analyze test results, make recommendations to engineering, operations, and other departments based on wireless characteristics or performance
Must be able to perform acceptance, installation, or post-installation tests on existing or new installed electronics and wireless equipment
Must be able to neatly install and maintain bulk cabling, safe and proper dressing techniques, and apply principles of cable management in data centers, communication sites, cabinets, and vehicles, etc.
Must maintain awareness of and ensure compliance with safe work practices, engineering standards, regulatory and/or operational requirements
Must be able to handle assignments associated with planning and performing installation, acceptance testing, commissioning, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of wireless telecommunication systems
Must be able to provide wireless communication support, guidance, and advice to customers including but not limited to technical services, engineering, information technology, electrical system operations, control centers, dispatch, customer service, field communications, emergency preparedness, as well as emergency response tactical trailers and Mobile Response Center (MRC) vehicles, etc.
Must be able to participate in various projects to continually improve and upgrade telecommunications infrastructure
Must be able to monitor, modify, review, and respond to alarms related to telecommunications systems
Must be able to provide input to reports, drawings, sketches, logs, and records of work performed; make corrections to engineering drawings to reflect field changes
Must be able to execute test and maintenance procedures, plans, and scripts in support of wireless telecom systems
Must be able to return equipment to service following repair
Must be able to analyze test results, make recommendations to engineering, operations, and other departments based on wireless characteristics or performance; report and explain details of wireless performance and issues to other personnel
Must be able to perform programming, wiring, configuring settings, and installing updates
Must be able to test, analyze, troubleshoot, and repair WANs, coaxial transmission line, RF connectors, transmitters, receivers
Must be able to use basic networking essentials for WAN testing and troubleshooting
Must be able to support the installation, modification, replacement, removal, and maintenance of wireless telecommunications systems, devices, hardware/software/firmware
Must be able to perform engineering, installation, maintenance, or repair in a utility, industry or military field
Must be able to maintain a valid motor vehicle operator's license
Must be able to work on-call and during emergency restoration efforts as required
Must be able to lift equipment with weights up to 40 pounds
Must be able to walk/hike steep or challenging terrain for up to one mile
Must be able to travel between MA/CT/NH as necessary
Must be able to work alone, in tight quarters, small rooms, noisy environments, and at remote locations
Must be able to gain understanding of radio frequency principles and theories for telecommunications systems of varying complexity
Must be able to perform work on analog and digital radio systems (including but not limited to, DMR, WAN, base stations, mobiles, portables), voice recorders, servers, routers, voice dispatch consoles, etc.
Must be able to read and interpret engineering drawings including but not limited to schematic, wiring, logic, and interconnection diagrams
Must be able to perform updates to databases and other system records
Must be able to obtain permissions, if required, from appropriate telecommunications customers to perform work on critical operating equipment or electronic systems
Must be able to operate a variety of electrical and electronic instruments to test and calibrate, such as power meters, transmission line test sets, spectrum analyzers, voltmeters, amp meters, oscilloscopes, network test sets, frequency counters, communications service monitors, multi-meters, etc.
Must be able to analyze test results, make recommendations to engineering, operations, and other departments based on wireless characteristics or performance
Must be able to perform acceptance, installation, or post-installation tests on existing or new installed electronics and wireless equipment
Must be able to neatly install and maintain bulk cabling, safe and proper dressing techniques, and apply principles of cable management in data centers, communication sites, cabinets, and vehicles, etc.
Must maintain awareness of and ensure compliance with safe work practices, engineering standards, regulatory and/or operational requirements
Must be able to handle assignments associated with planning and performing installation, acceptance testing, commissioning, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of wireless telecommunication systems
Must be able to provide wireless communication support, guidance, and advice to customers including but not limited to technical services, engineering, information technology, electrical system operations, control centers, dispatch, customer service, field communications, emergency preparedness, as well as emergency response tactical trailers and Mobile Response Center (MRC) vehicles, etc.
Must be able to participate in various projects to continually improve and upgrade telecommunications infrastructure
Must be able to monitor, modify, review, and respond to alarms related to telecommunications systems

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