Full-Time

Customer and Network Facing Technician

Customer and Network Facing

Cogeco

Cogeco

1,001-5,000 employees

Subscription-based Internet, TV, and phone provider

No salary listed

Dover, NH, USA

In Person

Category
General Maintenance & Repair (2)
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Requirements
  • Demonstrated proficiency in Core Technician skillsets.
  • Valid state driver’s license and a good driving record within Company required standards.
  • Certifications and licenses, as required by state and municipal laws.
  • Successfully meet (and maintain) additional background check requirements for specialized projects/services.
  • Preferred 3 years or more of work experience in a comparable field (e.g., related hands-on trade role) or a one-year certificate from college or technical school; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • Minimum of one year of direct customer service experience.
  • PC and Windows software skills.
  • Able to work required shifts and overtime (if necessary), including regularly scheduled days as well as unscheduled days and beyond regular work hours (including on-call rotation) due to customer or operational demands.
  • Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
  • Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.
  • Communicates professionally and effectively with customers, vendors, and employees.
  • Ability to apply concepts of basic mathematics, algebra, and geometry.
  • Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form.
  • Ability to accurately measure distances, using tapes or other measuring devices.
  • Ability to adhere to Local, Federal regulations and Company policies.
  • Ability to carry, climb, and operate extension ladders up to and including 32’ high and up to 75 pounds.
  • Ability to Operate Aerial Lift Equipment rated with a 350lb maximum total load capacity.
  • Ability to differentiate between different sizes and colors of wires.
  • Ability to drive company vehicles in a safe and responsible manner.
  • Ability to make cable connections in tight spaces by bending, reaching, twisting.
  • Ability to operate appropriate computer or test equipment associated with position.
  • Ability to prioritize and organize effectively.
  • Ability to carry and use a variety of hand tools, power tools and equipment..
  • Ability to frequently bend, stoop, and crawl.
  • Requisite ability to drive commercial vehicle (DOT physical may be required).
  • Ability to lift an 88lb power supply from floor to 42”.
  • Occasionally sit and climb ladders/stairs; performs fine motor and pinching movements, and pivots with feet and bends, twists, and laterally flexes back & reaches at overhead shoulder, knee, and floor levels, stoops, squats, crouches, kneels, and crawls and press foot pedals.
  • Frequently stands and walks & pushes/pulls with arms and grasps with hands & reaches at waist.
  • Ability to climb ladders and/or utility poles and work in high places including roofs..
  • Ability to work in small / confined spaces (such as crawl spaces and attics) to tolerate typical residential and commercial controlled work environments as well as uncontrolled weather-related heat and cold for extended periods of time.
  • Travel as business needs dictate.
Responsibilities
  • Install, maintain, disconnect, and troubleshoot television, high-speed internet, telephony, and automation systems for residential and business clients.
  • Performs preventative maintenance and repair of the HFC and FTTH networks, including all associated equipment, in accordance with company engineering standards.
  • Read and accurately interpret system/network design maps.
  • Install and replace HFC physical plant network components such as coax, actives, passives, grounding systems, pedestals, riser guards, conduit, etc., according to technical specifications.
  • Identify and repair upstream and downstream ingress.
  • Complete end-of-line network testing to meet technical specifications.
  • Regularly test all HFC network components using test equipment including: signal level meters, volt-ohm meters, leakage detector, Time Domain Reflectometer (TDR), and Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR).
  • Perform routine maintenance, troubleshoot, and update records of standby power supplies according to technical specifications.
  • Troubleshoot and repair basic distribution problems associated with RF, AC, and DC elements of the forward and reverse plant.
  • Restore system service outages.
  • Perform CLI rideouts and monitor and repair signal leakages.
  • Maintain tools and equipment inventory.
  • Accurately complete work orders in a timely manner.
  • Maintain, secure, and stock assigned vehicle and equipment.
  • Ensure productivity is being tracked through company applications (e.g., NRBY, WFX, Stratusync, iGlass).
  • Work alongside Headend personnel to properly OTDR any damaged fiber.
  • Properly assist on projects such as Remote Phy, 5-85 Mhz, Node activation, E2E testing on new properties, etc.
  • Prepare for daily work assignments by requisitioning equipment and supplies from the warehouse and stocking the vehicle as needed.
  • Maintain company truck and other equipment per service requirements and safety guidelines.
  • Drive a company vehicle between office/home, warehouse, and work sites in a safe and courteous manner, and in accordance with all laws and company policies.
  • Communicate with dispatch (via WFX, phone, etc.) for assistance, status on current installs, or new service requests.
  • Consult with supervisor and other technicians for advice and assistance as needed.
  • Interact with customers in a professional, courteous manner, including when responding to escalations and repeated customer concerns.
  • Educate customers regarding their existing and new services and promote other company services.
  • Comply with all safety procedures and policies.
Desired Qualifications
  • Spanish proficiency is desirable in some locations.
  • High school degree or GED equivalent preferred; post-high school education a plus.

Cogeco is a Canadian telecommunications and media company that provides high-speed Internet, television, and phone services. Its flagship product, EPICO, bundles Internet and TV into one package, sold mainly in Ontario and Quebec, with monthly subscription fees and option for bundled discounts. The company delivers services over its own network and emphasizes customer support available online and in-store seven days a week. Cogeco differentiates itself through its regional focus, integrated EPICO bundles, and a strong emphasis on service reliability and customer care, supported by ongoing network expansion to reach more communities. The overall goal is to offer comprehensive and reliable telecommunications solutions that meet the needs of residential and business customers while maintaining a competitive edge.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Montreal, Canada

Founded

1956

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • 2023 Oxio acquisition enables competitive bundled pricing transparency against Bell, Rogers.
  • Strategic partnerships with Eastlink advance wireless rollout in Quebec, Ontario by 2026.
  • Breezeline serves 1.6 million subscribers across 13 U.S. east coast states.

What critics are saying

  • Rogers' 2022 Shaw acquisition undercuts welo pricing with nationwide scale in 12 months.
  • TekSavvy's 2025 CRTC win lets startups poach EPICO subscribers at 40% lower rates by Q3 2026.
  • Starlink blankets Breezeline territories, capturing 20% rural customers within 18 months.

What makes Cogeco unique

  • Cogeco operates as eighth-largest North American hybrid fibre coaxial cable operator.
  • welo brand launched in under 150 days using gaiia platform for digital-first broadband.
  • EPICO integrates high-speed Internet and TV for all-in-one entertainment in Canada.

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