They should have experience bending and running conduit, with digital multi-meters, should be conversant with EIA, BICSI, NEC or TIA standards, must be able to fix networking issues, must put together server racks, rack and stack work, patch panels, and closet work, have experience in fiber, including SC and LC Connectors, anaerobic terminations, and splicing, are capable of reading and comprehending schematic and line diagrams, and have their own telecom tools, including snips, punch downs, cordless drill, wire strippers, PPE.
They should be familiar with CCTV Security, TCP/IP Networks, wireless solutions, and access control.
Finally, they should consent to a drug and pre-employment background screening tests.
But, the advent of 5G, which is mostly used for internet and videos that currently have a basic speed of 125Mbps, is expected to affect the cable TV industry.
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