Telecommunications Technician

Installing and maintaining telephone, internet, and data networks

Telecommunications technicians lay cable infrastructure, configure network equipment, and troubleshoot connection issues in homes, businesses, or large-scale data centers. They may climb poles, splice fibre, or set up wireless systems.

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Key Benefits

High-Tech Field

Involves modern networking protocols, fibre optics, and wireless communications.

Constant Innovation

Rapid changes in internet speeds, 5G networks, and data center growth.

Flexibility

Opportunities range from residential internet setups to major corporate infrastructure projects.

Recommended Insurance Coverage

Public Liability Insurance

Essential if cables or equipment installation cause property damage or injury.

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Tool & Equipment Insurance

Covers splicers, testers, ladders, and other telecom gear.

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Workers Compensation

Required if employing additional installers or technicians.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A Certificate III or IV in Telecommunications with specializations in broadband, fibre, or radio networks.

Yes, ACMA rules require an Open Cabling Registration, plus endorsements for fibre, coax, or structured cabling.

Possibly. Many roles require working at heights on poles, towers, or rooftops with safety gear.

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