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Directional Drill Operator
The Directional Drill Operator SkillBridge program provides transitioning Service Members with accelerated training and hands-on experience in horizontal directional drilling (HDD) operations used in telecommunications infrastructure deployment. Participants complete all required safety and compliance training during the first week, followed by two weeks of supervised on-the-job training in live field environments. This program prepares participants to safely support and operate HDD equipment for the installation of fiber optic conduit and related underground telecom facilities, while adhering to OSHA, utility damage prevention, and environmental protection standards.
The Fiber Splicing Training Program prepares participants for deployment into fiber splicing roles through a combination of safety readiness, technical instruction, and applied field training. The program focuses on core splicing responsibilities such as reviewing splice prints and circuit documentation, identifying and verifying fibers, performing OTDR and continuity testing, completing fusion splicing tasks, protecting live traffic during cutovers, and producing accurate labels, photos, and closeout records. Participants are trained to work safely, communicate clearly, and perform effectively in outside plant, construction-like, and team-based field environments.
A 2-week training program for EF&I Installation Technicians I/II, designed to align with TrueNet standards, equipment installation requirements, and core job responsibilities.
The Fiber Splicing Training Program prepares participants for deployment into fiber splicing roles through a combination of safety readiness, technical instruction, and applied field training. The program focuses on core splicing responsibilities such as reviewing splice prints and circuit documentation, identifying and verifying fibers, performing OTDR and continuity testing, completing fusion splicing tasks, protecting live traffic during cutovers, and producing accurate labels, photos, and closeout records. Participants are trained to work safely, communicate clearly, and perform effectively in outside plant, construction-like, and team-based field environments.
