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Nano Fibre UK

Civils Avoidance Engineer (Pre Pull) - Liverpool & Manchester

Liverpool
£28k – £34k/yr
Posted about 21 hours ago
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Nano Fibre UK are looking for Civils Avoidance/TRR Operatives for the Liverpool area to help support us as we scale. We are a fast growing company who are committed to offering the best service to our customers from our engineers in this region. We are looking for enthusiastic and self-driven individuals to carry out TRR work to support us in delivering our customer promise. You may either be a current TRR Operative or someone who is currently a fibre broadband engineer who is looking to get into TRR work and are willing to learn. Either way Nano will support you in that next step in your career.

Key requirements:

  • You will have experience and a proven track record working in a TRR environment identifying allocated CBT’s and pulling cabling from chambers to customers property.
  • You will be required to ensure our risk assessments are carried out and all processes are followed regarding permits and reporting blockages to the Civils teams.
  • You should show effective problem solving and interpersonal skills, a focus on teamwork and brilliant customer service.
  • You should possess good logical skills, the ability to prioritise tasks and be willing to find the best customer solutions possible.
  • Nano covers different areas of the country so you may have to travel some times.
  • The ability to work irregular hours and overtime to achieve our customer service targets is some times required.
  • You should be medically fit and able to carry out a physical job in all weathers.
  • Able to work in teams or alone to meet our SLA KPI’ s set by our partners.
  • Willing to work in other locations within the UK if required (accommodation provided).

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  • Minimum 1 year working in a similar role.
  • Valid UK Drivers licence.
  • Competent with Stil saw and jack hammer.
  • Ability to travel to work sites, this can be out of area at times.
  • Ability to carry out physical manual labour in all weather conditions.

Accreditations required:

  • SA002 – PIA Underground Safety
  • S7 – PIA Sub-Duct and Cable Installation
  • SA004 – Abrasive Wheels
  • SA006 – Safe Digging in Civils
  • K8 – Rodding and Roping
  • First Aid and Manual Handling – advantageous
  • NRSWA
    • O1 - Signing, lighting and guarding
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Skills

Civils Avoidance
TRR Operative
Fibre Broadband Engineering
Risk Assessment
Problem Solving
Customer Service
Manual Handling
Stil Saw
Jack Hammer
Rodding and Roping
Signing, Lighting and Guarding
Physical Labour

Location

Liverpool, England, United Kingdom

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