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Our Team
ACER team members are accountable, flexible, nimble, and creative. Those characteristics form our culture and guide our performance. Delivering positive energy into every task we take on is a key differentiator between us and our competition and as such is vital to the success of our teams. At ACER we know word of mouth endorsements create additional opportunities and those endorsements are the biproduct of the dedication shown by the great people on our teams. We also know this is how good small business have a positive impact on their customers and continue to grow in their communities.
Safety Culture
Safety is not just a value or a tag line, it is a part of our DNA. ACER is fully committed to our team members well-being and promoting safe working standards is just one of the ways we deliver on that commitment. At ACER we expect everyone on the team to return home from work in the same condition that they arrived in.
Splicing Technicians
Splicing technicians fuse fiber optic cables together using specialized fusion splicing equipment. Once spliced, testing using the proper testing equipment and method must be accomplished to ensure there has been no significant loss of light transmission during the splicing process. Utilizing both the splicing and then testing of fiber optic cables is the only way to be certain that optimal splicing results have been achieved. ACER Splicing Technicians install new fiber lines, replace damaged lines, and troubleshoot outages occurring in existing network lines.
Small Cell Technician
Small Cell Technicians have a blended skill set of traditional utility construction techniques and detailed transmitter, receiver, and wiring installation skills. This experience in addition to an exhibited troubleshooting ability are key to success in this role.
Installation Lead
Oversees ACER project teams in underground & aerial cable installations. Leads are required to have the proper experience in, techniques, equipment use, project management, and leadership to ensure projects are completed accurately and on time. Oversight and assistance may be required in trenching, manhole entry, directional boring, or other types of construction/installation techniques. Additionally, demonstrated experience ensuring cabling is safely secured and operating reliably is required in this role. Leads must ensure that proper safety protocols are followed so that everyone in the area is protected from injury and no structures risk being put into danger.
Installation Technician
Install Techs work on projects that place telecommunication cable either underground or aerial as designed for fiber networks. Technicians are required to have the proper experience in construction/installation techniques and tooling/equipment uses. Installations may require trenching, manhole entry, directional boring, or other types of construction/installation techniques and the experience to ensure cabling is safely secured and operating reliably. ACER Installation Technicians will demonstrate the proper safety protocols that are required to ensure everyone in the area is protected from injury and no structures risk being put into danger.
At ACER it is our policy to provide a safe and healthy work environment for our employees and partners. To accomplish this, we promote industry safety standards and environmental awareness in addition to employee training programs that encourage safe work practices. These policies are designed to avoid injury and promote safety education. ACER intends to always comply with applicable Federal, State, and Local laws and ordinances having jurisdiction in the areas in which work is being carried out.
Accidents can cause suffering and/or financial loss to our employees, customers, and ACER itself. Due to this, accident prevention is an integral part of our operating policies. Each project, task, and activity will be planned with the necessary procedures and expenses to avoid, bodily injuries, damage to the work site, and damage of work materials.
Safety is the responsibility of every employee at ACER. The coordination of safety policies and procedures are directed by the Vice President of Technical Operations and monitored and carried out by the designated worksite leadership based on the conditions and scope of the work being accomplished. All company employees are required to follow safe work standards and to take an active part in protecting themselves, their fellow workers, others, and the work site. Active safety engagement requires a “see something, say something” culture that promotes the enforcement of proper safety protocols. The proper use of personal protective equipment and attending crew safety meetings is a minimum requirement in the ACER safety culture. On the job, safety requires the establishment of three basic conditions: a safe working environment, employee training and awareness, and a culture that promotes accountability to one another. Environmental awareness for safety often does not initially come naturally, but with effective safety education, reinforcement of safe behaviors, and supervision that motivates the sustainment of safety practices, accidents and injuries can be eliminated.
At ACER, our goal is to eliminate all safety escapes and incidents that may cause injury, damage, or service delay. As such, full cooperation of all concerned is the expectation.
Accidents can cause suffering and/or financial loss to our employees, customers, and ACER itself. Due to this, accident prevention is an integral part of our operating policies. Each project, task, and activity will be planned with the necessary procedures and expenses to avoid, bodily injuries, damage to the work site, and damage of work materials.
Safety is the responsibility of every employee at ACER. The coordination of safety policies and procedures are directed by the Vice President of Technical Operations and monitored and carried out by the designated worksite leadership based on the conditions and scope of the work being accomplished. All company employees are required to follow safe work standards and to take an active part in protecting themselves, their fellow workers, others, and the work site. Active safety engagement requires a “see something, say something” culture that promotes the enforcement of proper safety protocols. The proper use of personal protective equipment and attending crew safety meetings is a minimum requirement in the ACER safety culture. On the job, safety requires the establishment of three basic conditions: a safe working environment, employee training and awareness, and a culture that promotes accountability to one another. Environmental awareness for safety often does not initially come naturally, but with effective safety education, reinforcement of safe behaviors, and supervision that motivates the sustainment of safety practices, accidents and injuries can be eliminated.
At ACER, our goal is to eliminate all safety escapes and incidents that may cause injury, damage, or service delay. As such, full cooperation of all concerned is the expectation.