CCTV Technician With Fiber Knowledge

As a CCTV Technician, you will be responsible for the installation, configuration, and maintenance of CCTV systems. Your key responsibilities will include: - Installing CCTV cameras (IP/Analog), NVR/DVR, monitors, and accessories. - Configuring camera settings such as IP address, resolution, recording schedule, and motion detection. - Ensuring proper alignment and coverage as per the site plan. - Integrating CCTV with LAN/WAN networks. - Configuring remote access, live monitoring, and storage backup. - Troubleshooting network-related camera issues. - Regularly inspecting cameras, lenses, cables, and recording systems. - Performing firmware/software updates of NVR/DVR and cameras. - Diagnosing and resolving video loss, image quality issues, or login errors. - Preparing site survey reports, installation diagrams, and camera layouts. - Maintaining asset registers for installed equipment. - Ensuring compliance with client security standards. In addition to CCTV responsibilities, as a Fiber Technician, your role will involve: - Laying and splicing fiber optic cables for CCTV/data communication. - Terminating fibers in ODFs (Optical Distribution Frames), patch panels, and enclosures. - Conducting fiber cable routing (underground, aerial, or duct). - Performing OTDR, power meter, and light source testing. - Ensuring loss budget and signal quality are within standards. - Troubleshooting fiber breaks, attenuation, and connectivity issues. - Attending breakdowns, fiber cuts, and performing emergency splicing. - Conducting preventive maintenance of fiber routes. - Coordinating with ISPs and vendors for backbone fiber issues. - Maintaining fiber route maps, splicing diagrams, and test reports. - Updating as-built drawings and connectivity records. - Following safety guidelines during trenching, splicing, and climbing works. This position requires full-time availability and offers permanent employment. The work location is in person.,