Lineman I, II, III

Overview

Build and maintain aerial and underground telecommunications infrastructure.

Key Responsibilities

• power equipment
• cable installation
• system repairs
• production reporting
• technical drawings
• emergency response

Tasks

-Coordinate movement of eyes, hands, fingers, and feet. -Operates power equipment such as compressors, pumps, blowers, hydraulic diggers, and hydraulic aerial lifts mounted on trucks. -Performs construction work such as digging holes, climbing telephone poles, placing, and removing poles and anchors, pulling and stringing wire/cable from pole to pole, laying cable and conduit in the ground. -Identify differences in wire and cable colors. -Load and unload tools and equipment on the truck. -Push, pull, reach, and carry objects such as tools, materials, and equipment weighing up to 50 lbs. -Completes daily production reports and As-Built documentation on prints. -Reads and interprets work orders, specifications, engineering drawings and/or cut sheets to determine work to be done in a sequence of the task. -Repairs and maintains major cable systems and structures such as broken lashing, replacing or re-sagging cable strand, pole transfers, down-guys, aerial to underground conversion, substructure repairs and wire/cable replacements related to system outages, maintenance, rebuilds and emergencies or hazards. -Dismantles, moves, and removes aerial, underground, or building wire, cable associated equipment, and hardware. -Climb up and down poles, ladders, machinery, and other objects. -Ensures that all work considers the safety of the customer and general public and compliance with all governmental orders. -Uses test equipment to check for gas in manholes; may be required to empty water and other debris from manholes. -Responds to and participates in emergency and outage situations that require heavy construction capabilities. -Connects wires and cables to terminals and attaches/detaches various kinds of hardware to wires, cables, buildings, or poles.

Requirements

• cdl
• osha 10
• first aid
• confined space
• flagger
• forklift

What You Bring

-Work in confined spaces. -All work is performed at remote locations; driving and sitting are required. -Must be able to maintain visual and audible contact with other crewman and all moving or stationary persons/vehicles/objects to ensure safe coordination of movement -Able and willing to work outdoors and in inclement weather conditions. -Working in confined spaces. -OSHA 10 -Knowledge of first aid procedures and CPR. -Pole Climbing & Ladder Safety -Silica Training -Pass a pre-employment drug test and Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) -Competent Person Certification -Ability to work in a confined space and at high elevations (poles, hydraulic lift buckets, ladders. -Ability to work a flexible schedule to include nights, weekends, holidays, and on-call as needed. -Ability to apply mathematics calculations (Example: fractions for use in drilling and pole sizing; calculating material and hardware length for assembling several pieces of equipment to poles of different thickness and circumferences.) -Confined Space Training -Extensive knowledge of approved practices, procedures, tools, and materials used in telecom line construction work. -First Aid Certification -Ability to apply logical principles and thinking to solve problems and make decisions. -Must have a valid driver's license and transportation -Required to lift moderately heavy equipment, such as telephone line; climb structures; and stand for long periods of time. -Commercial Driver's License (CDL) -Flagger Certification -Forklift Certification -Vision, including depth perception, close vision, distance vision, and ability to adjust focus.

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Benefits

-DOT Medical Card -Paid Maternity & Parental Leave -Medical, Dental & Vision Benefits -401(k) Program with a Company Match. -Paid Basic Life Insurance & Voluntary Options -Free Wellness Resources & Marketplace Discounts

About Congruex

-specializes in building, maintaining, and upgrading broadband networks across the United States. -operates with a deep commitment to accelerating the growth of broadband infrastructure. -projects span diverse sectors, providing comprehensive services for large-scale telecom and utility networks. -prides itself on its ability to deliver turnkey solutions, from planning and design to construction and operation. -clients include leading telecom and utility companies, as well as regional providers expanding their service reach. -expertise in both traditional and next-generation networks, supporting everything from fiber optics to 5G deployment. -key standout is their ability to scale projects rapidly and efficiently, often working in underserved and rural areas. -diverse portfolio includes building data centers, wireless towers, fiber optic lines, and public infrastructure.

Sector Specialisms

Security Clearance

-pre-employment drug test required -motor vehicle record (mvr) check required