Aerial Lineperson

Description

• Approach all customers in a courteous, professional manner.
• Utilize lasher for installation of aerial fiber optic or copper cable using existing knowledge of all required pole hardware.
• Daily inspection of vehicles to ensure all safety signs, cones, tooling, hardware, etc. are in good condition and on the truck.
• Access various types of public or privately owned property to place cable, strand, anchors, poles, etc. in accordance with technical specifications.
• Ensure you and your family receive the services needed to support your mental, emotional, and physical well-being.
• Set up safe work zones on high traffic roads according to Book 7 standards.
• Participate in all Health and Safety efforts including daily tailboard talks with Aerial crews.
• Provide a high level of safety, productivity and support to the line foreperson ensuring quality service.
• Pull cable or strand by hand or with mechanical equipment.
• Apply due diligence in ensuring accuracy in preparation and prompt completion of all necessary documentation (inspections, timesheets, drawings, as-builds, billing, and toolbox talks).
• Work in all weather conditions, day, night, or weekends with possible overnight stays.

Requirements

• Ability to read and request locates.
• General physical strength and stamina, and the ability to carry and climb a twenty-eight-foot extension ladder weighing 80 pounds.
• Strong work ethic, self-disciplined, motivated, and organized.
• Valid Driver’s License. AZ or DZ is a strong asset. Clean Driver’s Abstract.
• Ability to work independently or as a part of a crew to perform all types of Outside Plant aerial construction and maintenance/repair work.
• Experience using Line & Bucket trucks, climbing poles using spurs or ladders, or the ability to learn to do so.
• Be a positive team member through open communication and active participation in crew tasks.
• Experience in interpreting communication design drawings.
• This role requires travel.
• Knowledge of CVOR requirements.
• Familiar with handling of fiber and copper cables.
• Hands-on experience placing cable, poles, down guys, anchors, strand, hardware, and vertical ground wires, or the ability to learn to do so.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance