I totally agree. Back in the day it was good to have the "piece of paper" I have trained guys under a well know cable maker, but since I left I have trained all the guys that work for me in house. You get real experience, tips and tricks that they dont show you in class. As for the 3-5K for tools, don't think so. I just bought two new splicers and they both we 16K each. An OTDR depending on what you get new is 7K and up. Not to mention your hand tools. I would follow the advice of the other gentleman that posted and find someone to work under and willing to train you. If you do a great job your name will grow and the doors will open up. PM me if you have any other questions.
Best of luck!
Re: Entry level fiber splicing
Member #: 61919
Registered: 9/15/2008
Posted:
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Name:
Larry "Lee" Lowman
Name:
Larry Lee Lowman
Company:
Comtech Technical Services, Inc.
Occupation:
Aerial Fiber/Coax Splicer
Location:
Hildebran, NC
Personal:
early 50s
Experience:
~26 years
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