Fiber Splicer/Maintenance Technician

Who We Are

ROHL Global Networks Inc. is a diversified infrastructure company based in Western Canada, with expanding operations across North America. Originally established as a leading provider of telecommunications and utility infrastructure design and construction, ROHL has strategically grown into real estate development and management, solar energy systems, and power infrastructure, serving enterprise, government, and wholesale clients.

From building fiber optic and high-voltage systems to delivering solar farms and enabling AI-driven data centers and EV infrastructure, ROHL plays a critical role in powering the future of Canada’s built environment.

Our network team is growing, and we’re looking for experienced Fiber Splicer/Network Technicians who are ready to hit the ground running, splicing and restoring fiber in the field one day and keeping our 1,200 km fiber network, head office, and remote points of presence (PoPs) powered and performing the next. If you enjoy hands-on work, thrive on solving problems under pressure, and want to see your work keep communities connected, we’d love to hear from you.

The Role

This hands-on role combines two core areas of work: fiber splicing and network maintenance. Responsibilities span both outside plant (OSP) and inside plant (ISP) environments, including fiber splicing and testing, underground locates, optical equipment installation, network troubleshooting and preventative maintenance, and DC power plant maintenance.

The ideal candidate will be comfortable working across the full physical layer of a fiber network—from supporting new fiber builds and project installations in the field, to maintaining, repairing, and optimizing our existing network infrastructure and equipment.

Key Responsibilities:

Fiber Splicing Responsibilities:

• Perform fiber optic splicing (fusion and mechanical) on aerial, underground, and buried fiber infrastructure
• Test and certify fiber links using OTDR, power meters, and light sources; interpret and document results
• Terminate and test fiber patch panels, distribution frames, and cross-connects
• Read and interpret FTTH/OSP design documentation, splice diagrams, and route maps (e.g., KMZ/GIS-based designs)
• Troubleshoot and restore fiber cuts and outside plant faults, including emergency/after-hours response

Network Maintenance Responsibilities:

Network Equipment

• Install, configure, and maintain optical transmission equipment (OLT, ONT, DWDM/CWDM, media converters, etc.)
• Perform equipment rack installations, cable management, and labeling to company standards
• Support commissioning and acceptance testing for new equipment and network builds

DC Power Plant / Electrical

• Maintain and troubleshoot DC power plants, rectifiers, and battery backup systems supporting network equipment
• Perform routine inspections, load testing, and preventive maintenance on power infrastructure
• Identify and safely resolve electrical faults within scope of certification/license
• Ensure power plant work complies with applicable electrical codes and regulatory standards

Locates and Field Support

• Perform underground utility locates
• Coordinate with locate services, contractors, and municipalities as required for civil work near the fiber network
• Collect GPS data for network civil works

General Responsibilities:

• Maintain accurate records of work performed, test results, and as-built documentation
• Follow all safety protocols for working at heights, confined spaces, live electrical systems, and traffic control
• Participate in an on-call rotation for network emergency response
• Collaborate with network engineering, planning, and security teams as needed
• Travel and long stays away from home on projects possible

Physical Requirements:

• Ability to lift up to 75 lbs, climb ladders/poles, and work in confined underground vaults
• Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions

What You Bring

• Minimum 3 years of hands-on experience in fiber optic splicing, testing, and troubleshooting is preferred.
• Demonstrated experience installing, commissioning, and troubleshooting optical transmission equipment.
• Practical experience working with DC power systems, including rectifiers, batteries, and distribution systems.
• Strong working knowledge of fiber optic test equipment, including OTDRs, optical power meters, and fault-locating tools.
• Experience with FTTH network design and documentation, including KMZ and/or GIS-based tools, is considered an asset.
• Fiber optic splicing certification or recognized industry training is considered an asset.
• Electrical trade certification or licence appropriate to the applicable jurisdiction is considered an asset.
• BICSI certification, such as RCDD, Technician, or Installer, is considered an asset.
• Diploma or certificate in telecommunications, electrical, electronics, or a related technical field is considered an asset.
• Valid Class 5.0 driver’s license with the ability and willingness to travel to remote sites and project locations as required.
• On-call availability for emergency network restoration
• Ability to safely work at heights, in confined spaces, and outdoors in varying weather conditions.
• Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills, with the ability to work independently and effectively with minimal supervision.
• Self-motivated, dependable, and able to manage priorities across both field and network environments.

What We Offer

• Competitive Wages – commensurate with experience
• Comprehensive Benefits Plan including dental, vision and extended health for you and your family
• Group RSP / TFSA Matching Plan
• Training and professional development opportunities

Location: Acheson, Alberta — travel to remote PoPs and projects required. (Preference may be given to applicants in or near the Grande Prairie, Alberta area)