A Fiber Optics Designer maps out and develops communication networks. The Design Engineer addresses essential details such as conceptualizing and planning design of a Fiber Optic Network. They are responsible for all elements of preparing from the ground up and play an active role in maintaining the client’s fiber-optic network.
The designer is responsible for creating and updating documentation and drawings. They should have a proper understanding of proprietary design software and other technicalities. The professionals will work in collaboration with the Outside Plant Engineer to ensure that the appropriate information is presented. They will play an active role in planning and assisting them in the field as well.
It is the responsibility of the Fiber Optics Designer to create base mappings. They should prepare permit drawings, OSP construction drawings, and other final as-built drawings. The professionals must identify and assist in the management process of permits and licenses. The designer provides quality standards and training to the engineering teams.
Job Description
The primary responsibility of the Fiber Optics Designer is to offer technical assistance in drawing production work such as analysis, fiber optic network design, topology layout, fiber splice plans, cable duct and routing, and calculations on non-routine assignments of substantial variety and complexity. The designer should take charge of different types of fiber optics and put to practice company, client and project design, and drafting standards.
The designer ensures quick, fast and secure fiber optics communication. The designer possesses demonstrable knowledge about internet and telephone signals. They continually update and upgrade existing communication systems. Other responsibilities include research of different types of Optical Signals, and the system designers initiate the work process. They should also inspect the physical terrain for any equipment installation.
The designer must chart a preliminary plan before integrating new hardware with existing systems. They have to identify and rectify any issues related to permits, zoning and other matters that may affect the project. They should take into consideration surrounding environments before building or finalizing network plans.
It is the Fiber Optics Designer who should help with the assignments using prescribed methods and standard techniques. The professional need to look into drawing sequence and presentation, sizing various system components, fiber optic cable plants, and refining rough sketches. They must look into initial draft designs and keep track of the ongoing projects as well.
The Fiber Optics Designer must be capable of building BoQs for all the material, equipment and components required for the layout. The professional must assist in the physical implementation of the design to avoid any complications. They should be able to create a documentation process to address potential issues among technical staff during the installation process or upgrades.
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