Aerial Telecom Line Technician
national cable craftVestal (NY)
Aerial Telecom Line Technician
Posted today
national cable craftVestal (NY)
Telecommunications Line Installers and RepairersPower and Communication Line and Related Structures Construction
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Job Description
About the Role:
National Cable is hiring aerial utility construction laborers to support the building and maintenance of overhead fiber and coax systems. This hands-on role involves working outdoors, operating bucket trucks, and helping construct essential telecom infrastructure.
Key Responsibilities:
Build and repair aerial telecommunication systems Use hand and power tools( e.g. drills, lashers, climbing gear)Operate heavy equipment Work aloft using climbing hooks and ladders Direct traffic per DOT Guidelines Travel and work at multiple locations Follow all safety regulations and company procedures
Required Experience:
Valid driver's license(2+ years)1-3 years in telecom or construction (lineman experience preferred)
Preferred Qualifications:
OSHA 10 or 30 Experienced in new builds, maintenance, overlashing, and strand work Skilled in aerial cable installs and pole work (up to 40 ft)CDL A license\nCompany
Description:
At National Cable, we specialize in aerial and underground utility construction for telecommunications infrastructure. We value safety, teamwork, and quality work that supports connectivity across our communities.
Company Description:
At National Cable, we specialize in aerial and underground utility construction for telecommunications infrastructure. We value safety, teamwork, and quality work that supports connectivity across our communities.
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