Missile Crew Members Fiber Installation New Mexico

Posted 2 days ago

oso communicationsAlbuquerque (NM)

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About the role

Benefits: Competitive salary Opportunity for advancement Training & development We are seeking hardworking and reliable Missile Crew Members to join our fiber installation teams across New Mexico. If you have experience in underground construction or directional drilling support, this is a great opportunity to grow in the fiber industry. What is a Missile Crew Member? Missile (or pneumatic boring) crews are responsible for installing underground conduit by driving a pneumatic "missile" tool horizontally through the ground—commonly used for road crossings, driveways, and tight-access areas.
Responsibilities: Assist with setup and operation of pneumatic boring (missile) equipment Dig entry and exit pits for bores Align and launch missile for accurate underground installations Install conduit for fiber optic cable Maintain tools and equipment in good working condition Work closely with drill operators, locators, and crew members Follow all safety guidelines and job site procedures
Requirements: Experience in underground utility construction or similar field preferred Ability to operate hand tools and small equipment Strong work ethic and willingness to perform physical labor Ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions Valid driver's license Dependable, team-oriented, and safety-focused
What We Offer: Competitive pay based on experience Steady work on fiber infrastructure projects Opportunities for advancement within the company Join a team that plays a key role in expanding high-speed fiber networks across New Mexico. If you're ready to work hard and build a career in underground construction, apply today.

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