WHAT IS THE OPPORTUNITY? 
We are presently seeking dedicated and highly professional individuals to fulfill the role of a Summer Student Field Service Technician to support our ongoing growth and development. As a Summer Student Field Service Technician, you will be installing and repairing Bell’s home phone, internet and FibeTV.
WHAT ARE YOUR RESPONSIBLITIES?
•    Be the face of Bell and meet the expectations of our valued clients and customers 
•    Install, repair and maintain Bell’s advanced Fiber and Copper Network

•    Promote Bell services and products
•    Able to work independently and offer assistance if required to fellow technicians
•    Troubleshoot complex telecommunications issues using training, tools and equipment provided
•    Adhere to Health & Safety Policies
DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A TECHNICIAN?
•    Must be currently enrolled in a recognized secondary school or a recent graduate
•    G2 driver’s license or higher 
•    Ability to distinguish colours
•    Work in all weather conditions 
•    Ability to climb ladders at least 28 ft. high 
•    Able to lift up to 70 lbs.
•    Flexible to work 40 hours a week during summer months (days, evenings and weekends)
NICE-TO-HAVE: 
•    Educated in Electric/Electronics/Electro Mechanics
•    Experience working in Trades
•    Impeccable communication and customer service skills 
WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?
•    Education Bonus ($500-$1000) *Terms and conditions apply*
•    Option to continue part-time for the following school year
•    Opportunity to build a professional network with Canada’s largest telecommunications company
•    Practical and hands-on-experience
•    Increased wage for every 1,040 hours of completed work
•    Competitive Compensation Package
•    Paid Training & Tools
•    Union Membership
•    Option to boost Income through Sales Commission
•    Company provided Smartphone and Laptop
LOCATION: Hamilton, ON
HOURS OF OPERATION: Monday to Friday (8:00am – 9:00pm) Saturday and Sunday (8:00am – 7:00pm) 

Bilingualism is an asset (English and French)