Conexon Construct is a full-service splicing business and affiliated training program developed to create new opportunities for fiber network construction professionals and ensure a ready supply of best-practice oriented professionals for the ever-increasing number of rural fiber broadband projects. Conexon’s latest turnkey service option for electric cooperatives, Construct includes not only job- and project-ready professionals, but a school to train fledgling fiber splicers and prepare crews to begin splicing paths on fiber-to-the-home projects across rural America.

Within the broadband industry, the demand for splicers continues to increase. In the past year, Conexon personnel have been responsible for splicing more than 300,000 connections on networks across America – many of the jobs outsourced to construction contractors. Conexon Construct provides an opportunity to train new hires to Conexon standards with a uniform, safety- and quality-oriented approach to methodology and technique.

This unique approach ensures quality assurance and cost management – Conexon splicers are expertly educated to work efficiently and to the highest standards in the industry to keep your project on schedule and on budget.

Splicers who train at the Conexon Construct splicing school will focus on Conexon’s core distributed tap architecture methodology, learning and practicing the skills needed for effective, safe and efficient tap splicing during the two-week certification course at the Construct Training Center in Dalton, Ga. Once training is complete, splicers are assigned to a Conexon job build and equipped with the tools needed to begin splicing paths on fiber-to-the-home projects across rural America.