FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Technician (Fibre Drop) role?
The primary focus of the Technician (Fibre Drop) role is to provide exceptional customer service while installing and connecting fiber optic cables, ensuring quality and safety standards are met.
Is experience in the fiber optics industry necessary for this position?
While specific experience in the fiber optics industry is beneficial, strong mechanical and analytical abilities are essential, along with a passion for client service.
What kind of working conditions can I expect in this job?
The working conditions are physically demanding and entail working outdoors in various weather situations, at heights up to 30 feet, and potentially in enclosed spaces.
What tools will I be required to use as part of my job?
You will be required to proficiently operate hand and power tools, as well as test equipment necessary for fiber optic installations.
What kind of training or advancement opportunities does AFL provide to its employees?
AFL enthusiastically supports learning and advancement opportunities for team members, helping them grow both personally and professionally.
What is the schedule like for this position?
The work hours vary and may include various shifts such as morning, evening, weekend, and statutory holidays, and travel may be required.
Is there any requirement regarding color vision?
Yes, normal color vision is required to work with color-coded wiring effectively.
Are employees eligible for benefits?
Yes, employees are eligible to participate in an extensive Total Rewards Program, which includes Extended Health and Dental, Vision Care, Life Insurance, RRSP matching, and more.
Does AFL promote an inclusive work environment?
Yes, AFL is an equal opportunity employer committed to accessible, inclusive employment.
Will I have to work independently or as part of a team?
The role requires strong team player skills, as well as the ability to work independently under limited supervision when necessary.