Teletype Technician role falls under broad range of Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers. The information on this page is general for all services in this domain, but may not be specific to the name of this service.
Service details for installers and software communicators, with the exception of installers: Installation, configuration, adjustment or removal of switchgear, distribution, installation and application equipment used in the office or headquarters. Repair phone, TV, internet and other communication equipment at customer sites. Communication equipment or communication cables may be installed indoors.
Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers Responsibilities:
• Work with other staff to identify and correct failures.
• Test repaired, newly installed or upgraded equipment to ensure it is working efficiently and achieves requirements, using diagnostic tools and tests.
• Repair or replace defective appliances, such as phones that have been damaged and damaged, wiring, system switches and related applications.
• Clean and maintain equipment, test equipment and vehicles.
• Test the electrical circuit and parts of the faulty communication equipment to isolate the fault source using test meter, wiring diagram, polarity sensors and other accessories.
• Collection and installation of messaging applications such as data and telephone lines, wires, switching equipment, charging wires, devices, computer systems and networks.
• Check the connection and make sure the lighting is fully active and the communication connection is active.
• Show customers the product, explain its use, and answer any questions or complaints.
• Check the equipment regularly to make sure it is working properly.
• Remove contaminated wire and other debris after work.
• Contact a qualified professional for assistance if a local system does not resolve the installation or maintenance problem.
• For best results, check the color difference between the wire and cable.
• Connect the wires between the lighting equipment and the external wiring system, connect to the wiring or underground cable compartment.
• Review the tests, computer prints, and error reports to determine the need for hardware repairs and the necessary repair procedures.
• Collaborate on bases, use telephones/two-way radios for instructions/technical advice/to report equipment.
• See the manufacturer’s manual for improvements.
• Save computer files and software manuals.
• Modify or modify the software to improve the performance of the software or to respond to customer requests.
• Remove and adjust the connection to change the circuit layout as shown or shown in the diagram.
• Climb a tree and climb stairs, use a take-off plane, and enter places such as holes and engine doors to install, install, or inspect equipment.
• Drill holes or trains as required to access equipment and supplies.
• Review manufacturer’s instructions, manuals, technical specifications, building rights, & standards to determine requirements & communication software systems.
• Remove and replace the connected circuit.
• Use a computer to search the database.
• Install software and applications updated to keep current software up-to-date or provide essential services, such as timely dialing.
• Lay and connect cables and wires to switches, switchboards and distribution racks, using a wiring harness or soldering iron to connect wires to connectors.
• Regularly work on equipment, including alterations in oil parts, as well as paint or exposed areas.
• Specify the cables that can be used.
• Truck rides to and from the service area.
• Enter the required code to update the programming of the electronic switching system.
• Detect and solve the problem from a remote location by using a special control panel to find the source of the problem.
• Switch and computer control programs to provide the necessary hardware.
• Coping with special problems or situations, such as illegal or unauthorized use, or electrical or shock conditions.
• Consider the distance between the sidewalks to find the location of the equipment.
• Check your phone’s broadcast software to find out what’s new or improved phone service.
• Familiarize yourself with the site by observing and discussing the condition of the site and the structure of the facility with the site’s customers.
• Install telephone software, such as telecommunication systems, transmitters, receivers, switches and sirens, and related applications such as coin collectors, telephone companies and equipment stations.
• Clean the switch and replace the contact surface with a vacuum cleaner, solvent and hand tools.
• To provide support for the design and development of new equipment.
• Insert the wiring harness into the terminal while handling the opening wire and central installation.
