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RFNOW

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Reliable. Fast. Now.

Virden, Manitoba

Technology, Information and Internet
51–200 people

About

RFNOW is an independent Internet service provider with operations across eastern Saskatchewan and western Manitoba. Our 7500 kms of fiber optics network provides fast, reliable fiber-broadband solutions to some of Canada’s most rural and First Nations communities, serving both business and residential customers with connections they can count on. RFNOW was founded in Virden, Manitoba in 2000, to fill the need for reliable rural Internet. Now with a fiber network stretching across Manitoba, southeast and across northern Saskatchewan, RFNOW has continued to pursue a commitment to fostering localized success through community growth, charitable contributions, and support for local events within the provinces that we work. With an experienced management team in place, RFNOW currently employs over 190 full-time employees. That includes a specialized construction team of 100 full-time workers, hired locally within the communities we service to handle all aspects of network deployment and installation. We also continue to strengthen our relationship with national contractors, enhancing our operational capacity so that we can expand our connections and reach more homes and businesses like yours.

Open positions

Field Service Technician (FST)

On-site · Virden

The Field Service Technician is responsible for installing, terminating, and testing fiber optic cables and networking equipment in residential and commercial settings. They will also interact with clients to ensure professional service delivery and perform final connections for internet infrastructure.

Fiber Optic Splice Technician

On-site · Virden

The technician is responsible for splicing and testing fiber optic cables in both inside and outside plant applications. They must analyze test results to troubleshoot faults and follow splicing work plans to ensure client deadlines are met.

Fiber Optic Splice Technician

On-site · Virden

The technician is responsible for splicing, testing, and repairing fiber optic cables in both inside and outside plant environments. They must also interpret work plans and troubleshoot any faults or defects in the fiber runs.