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Re: Kelly's BT Openreach Engineers
I got om Bbi too tre, pole to house and set up in house I think?
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Are you two guys on higher pay band aswell then?
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yes i was offered on the 19,000 pay band, so hopefully thats 21,200 now.
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Yea me too! I just presumed that there was only two positions fibre jointer or copper jointer. Had no idea there was otger roles until coming on this. Im due to start on 28th this month and ive still not received contract or any details of training etc
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well i been a single mode fiber splicer for 15 years now but they offered me OMI role but hey ho,expecting contract any day now as i start the following monday must be running different courses up at yarnfield.
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Have you been working for bt as a fibre splicer? Whats it like?is it mainly working at customers properties or more at the exchanges etc?
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Overhead network engineer is self explanatory though, you'll work on everything except the underground network. You won't fix broadband faults, but some of the faults you fix will have the effect of fixing the persons broadband anyway. Kinda hard to explain until you see how the jobs are delivered. Remember, BT has by far the most advanced line testing system in the world, it's quite impressive what it can detect so it'll give you a suggestion as to where the fault might be in the network and you go off and fix it. Also, the recruiters just seem to make up job names and when you get into the company your job isn't actually known as that at all so don't read too much into the names and descriptions of these jobs at the moment. |
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So all in all there a good chance we may be having a crack at all aspect of the job eventually and be classed as engineers. I'll be honest with u all I'm mostly bothered what van I'll be able to take home if any, I don't really fancy commuting to a depot every morning to use vehicles that have to be stored ie cherry pickers. It would be a lot nicer having a van parked up at home haha |
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You'll either get one of those little Fiats with the dinosaurs and spacemen on the side or you'll get a standard Ford Transit and you'll be able to park it at home if you want. Little tip, but very important-never, ever be tempted to use your van for anything other than commuting to work and working. They are tracked and you WILL get sacked, even if you do it once. |
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Think it's cuz got too many questions floating around my head but makes sense now. That will be my answer when family think it's great I got a van can you move this for me I'll be like nope lol
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Aren't the vans sectioned off aswell? The side door and back door for to separate compartments?
---------- Post added at 12:44 ---------- Previous post was at 12:42 ---------- Someone said you get free broadband too? Every penny helps and all that lol |
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How does it work tho as I already have infinity 2? My mate works for Openreach on broadband faults I've seen his van it's chockablock! Lol
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