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Fiber Optics Technician and Installer

ACCS Innovation Center

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We currently offer this Fiber Optics training course online, so students can learn at their own pace, on their own schedule, using a self-paced, online, and interactive learning approach. After each lesson, participants must take a quiz and score 80% or greater.

Format

In-Person

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We currently offer this Fiber Optics training course online, so students can learn at their own pace, on their own schedule, using a self-paced, online, and interactive learning approach. After each lesson, participants must take a quiz and score 80% or greater. Upon completing the online portion, students may then complete the lab portion of the course at any of the 24 Community Colleges around the state. This Fiber Optic training course covers best practices and fundamental principles behind basic data and voice transmission via fiber optic cable, as well as installation and termination techniques. Students will learn how to identify fiber types, recognize various connectors used in fiber installation, and install, terminate, splice, and test multimode or single-mode fiber optic networks according to existing standards. This course combines online theory and in-person, hands-on lab activities to prepare students for employment or advancement in the fiber optics industry. Other skills covered include customer service, communication, leadership, attention to detail, and time management. After completing the course, participants get 16 hours of hands-on equipment training. Upon successfully completing both online and hands-on portions of the course, a participant will receive an ACCS credential. This credential may be applied toward credit courses at their local Community College.

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  • Alabama

    Alabama

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Skills & Competencies

Skills developed through this program

  • Accurately measure the power and loss of the signal to verify connection quality and use the OTDR to detect faults or breaks in the line
  • Apply connector termination techniques
  • Apply fiber optic network design principles
  • Apply techniques to provide excellent customer service
  • Communicate effectively with customers, showcasing customer service skills, problem-solving abilities, and clear, helpful solutions
  • Complete T568 B termination on the cable and test to ensure it is correct
Career Pathways

Occupations this program prepares you for

  • Telecommunications Line Installers and Repairers49-9052.00
  • Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers49-2022.00
What You'll Learn

Key competencies developed through this program

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Mastery: emerging (Level 1)(based on Course)

  • Basic hand tools and safety gear — identify and handle under direct supervisor guidance at a residential installation site.
  • Cable types and connector fittings — distinguish and select following written instructions during an entry-level field assignment.
  • Customer premises equipment — assist with unpacking, positioning, and connecting under close technician supervision.
  • Electronic test meters and signal-strength gauges — observe correct readings and record results on paper logs as directed.
  • Pole-climbing harnesses and bucket-truck safety protocols — follow step-by-step procedures under direct supervision before ascending utility structures.
  • Splicing hand tools and epoxy materials — prepare and organize prior to a supervised cable-splice task on a job site.
  • Service activation checklists — complete each step in sequence under technician direction when setting up a new customer account.
  • Tools and test equipment — clean and store according to posted maintenance schedules at the end of each shift.
  • Work orders and route assignments — read and interpret with supervisor assistance to locate the correct customer address.
  • Public safety and traffic-control guidelines — follow posted instructions when working in roadway or trench environments under direct oversight.

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