Telecommunications installer (craft certificate)

Key areas of work for the telecommunications installer involve the planning, development, installation and operation of systems and installations for public and private telecommunication networks, cable TV networks, computer networks, and systems for transmitting radio and satellite communications. It also involves installing equipment and providing services related to these networks. This vocation may be divided into the following fields:

The development and operations of

• communication cable systems, copper, fiber-optics, and hybrid cables
• telephone exchange switching centers
• alarms and security systems

The installation and operation of

• broadband services, digital and/or analogue services in the public and private telecommunications networks
• local computer networks (e,g, LAN, WLAN, WIFI)
• alarm, security, and control systems

The telecommunications installer’s job calls for independence, the ability to keep the larger picture in view, and the ability to work across various professional fields. You should have normal colour vision and be able and willing to work at heights. You should also be able to provide good service.