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The Aerial Lineman will perform aerial cable installation procedures and techniques including the placement of poles and anchors. We’re looking for an Aerial Lineman to join our team and help connect America.
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A minimum of 3 years of experience as an Aerial Lineman in the construction or telecommunications industry. The Aerial Lineman will play an integral role in installing, maintaining, and repairing aerial cables for our diverse clientele.
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You have knowledge of established aerial cable installation procedures and techniques. You will install and repair aerial telecommunications cable. You are able to perform all duties in telecommunications construction (such as; pole transfers, maintenance builds, new build, cable installation, over lash, and strand construction.
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You are able to climb telephone poles and work in a bucket truck and work aloft and climb poles up to 40 feet. You will safely work aloft using climbing hooks and ladders. Our talented workforce of over 15,000 employees provides a wide array of specialty services including construction, engineering, underground facility locating, fulfillment, and program management.
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You will set up safety perimeter using signage, cones, safety barriers. You are able to work over-time; after hours; on weekends, for emergencies or on-call. You will safely use hand tools and equipment such as; wrenches, drills, ladders, lanyards, saws, lashers, climbing hooks, and more.
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Services may include placing poles, anchors and guys, aerial strand and cable, direct buried pipe, trenching cable, conventional and directional boring, placing underground conduit systems, performing inside wiring, cabling, and testing and maintenance services.
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Our company supplies the single most critical resource telecom service providers need: skilled people. You have a valid standard Driver's License or Class A Commercial Driver's License. These values act as our behavioral compass and guide how we interact with each other, our customers, and the communities in which we operate.
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4+ years of Aerial Lineman, telecommunication and pole climbing experience preferred. DRG Telecom Aerial Linemen install, operate, maintain, inspect, and repair fiber optic lines to include strand and fiber.
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A successful Aerial Laborer will perform general labor duties such as installing and maintaining telecommunications cabling, perform general construction work under supervision of a foreman, and operate heavy equipment or machinery.
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Powdered Industrial Truck Permit and Aerial Work Permit (requires passing scores on the Powered Industrial Truck and Aerial Work training tests administered by Magna Seating Detroit). Powdered Industrial Truck Permit and Aerial Work Permit (requires passing scores on the Powered Industrial Truck and Aerial Work training tests administered by Magna Seating Detroit.
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Responsibilities: All phases of underground construction include but are not limited to: Loading, driving, delivery, digging, removal and placement of various types, sizes and weight of construction materials and equipment Hand dig using shovel, mechanical tools Install and maintenance of underground telecommunications cabling Climb into and out of equipment (trucks, cars, backhoes, trenchers, etc.
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Perform labor intensive work as required to support Aerial and Underground OSP Construction. Work with Aerial and Underground OSP Construction Crews. Flexibility to work across all divisions (underground and aerial.
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Systems Application & Technologies, Inc. (STECH) is a progressive and well-established Department of Defense (DoD) contractor specializing in Range operations and maintenance (O&M); weapons testing; facilities management; aerial, ground and seaborne targets O&M; technical, logistics and other engineering support; systems integration; electronics and communications maintenance services; and a growing cybersecurity business.
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Summary: The OSP Communications Ground Hand Laborer is responsible for working with your hands and assisting directly and indirectly with Equipment Operators, Lineman, and Splicers. We offer the most comprehensive solutions in the industry across ISP, OSP, Wireline, and Wireless.
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Successful Lineman candidate must have knowledge of established aerial cable installation procedures and techniques including the placement of poles and anchors, familiarity with a wide range of tools and equipment, ability to read and understand prints/maps, safety rules, and operating instructions.
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