Service Delivery Engineer Review

currently my daily jobs involve installing full fibre broadband to the customers premise. This can involve provide a full fibre line either through the underground network or the overhead pole network Then we have to provide the fibre line inside the customers house connect/splice up the line to complete the fibre network connection and then check the service is working

I have learnt many new skills since starting and also developed previous skills that I already had. Having an IT networking background I have added the fibre skills and how the fibre network works before it reaches the customer. Network faulting and how to test cables and check outputs to give the customer the best speeds possible

I enjoy the programme very much. Loads of hands on work and meeting loads of people who have lots of experience who are very helpful. Everyone around is always helpful and are always willing to help. All the training has been very helpful and even long sessions are presented in a way that doesn't make it boring or lose interest

All the trainings pretty much has a good structure and everything kind of clicks together like some of the time something you might not fully understand will make more sense in the next training. Then having hands on real world experience in-between a few lessons helps to have a better understanding of the training material.

Everyone in my team is always on hand to offer help and advise. This can be the local patch team or even the phone and internet support team. You are never left to just get on with the job on your own and you always have someone who is only a few minutes away who can even come out and assist you

My training provider provide us with good support. Over email and teams any issues we can contact and get support. Even when having workshops any questions we have we can ask in the group or if we want to get advise privately we can and never have to worry about asking stupid questions

My qualification has helped me perform better in my role by providing me with everything i need to know in my daily roles. Having training videos and materials that we can do then put to use in the real work. Learning about how the network used to work and how it works now is also useful because the network is not always up to date and knowing more information can only help me

Yes there are many extra-curricular activities to get involved in at work. These can range some small interest groups to later group events. There a few football 5 and 7 aside teams that operate in my area and most of the activities are all listed on the workplace and local group chats that many areas have

Yes

Good work environment with people who are always supportive and offering help and advise. Good work benefit likes share options, cheaper broadband and TV deals and work discounts and pension. They also offer good support for both work life and life outside of work if you have any issues. Support is everywhere

If you have any issues just raise them and someone will help you. Never just sit on a job or issue and think you have to work it out on your own. Everyone works as a team even though we do mostly work on our own. Take all the training you can to help advance your skills when available