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Telecom Career Opportunity With MACLaunch your telecom career with MAC. No tower experience? No problem. We'll train you, step by step, to become a certified Tower Technician, with a clear path to higher levels, leadership, and specialized skills.
What you'll do: Learn to troubleshoot carrier issues, perform upgrades, and grounding on towers and rooftops Support rigging and materials, maintain clean, safe sites, and complete photo/test closeouts Participate in daily safety briefings and structured on-the-job training Why you'll love it at MAC: Paid training & certifications: Authorized Climber/Rescuer, RF Awareness, First Aid/CPR and more as you advance Career growth: Entry Level Tower Tech? Tech I/II? Tech II/III? Foreman (with mentorship and formal internal MAC milestones) Safety-first culture: Professional gear provided, stop-work authority, daily JHAs, and continuous training because your safety comes first Competitive pay & benefits: Hourly + overtime; travel per diem when applicable; medical/dental/vision; 401(k); paid time off; tools & PPE provided Team & mission: Dominate the telecommunications and infrastructure market by letting our experience, commitment to safety and quality, and the grit our teams have be our guide. You bring: HS diploma/GED; valid driver's license Fitness and comfort working outdoors; ability to lift 5075 lbs and climb 200+ feet Willingness to learn, follow procedures, andafter trainingwork at heights up to 200+ feet
Schedule: Full-time outdoor work; typical MonFri with some overtime/weekends based on project needs
Nice to have: Construction/roofing/electrical/rigging background; CDL or interest in obtaining one
Requirements: Accountability & Reliability Reliable daily attendance is essential. Tower work is team-driven, and every technician must be present, on time, and prepared. Your crew depends on you. Strong sense of responsibilityfor completing assigned tasks safely, accurately, and in a timely manner. Consistent follow-throughon instructions and commitments. Coachability & Willingness to LearnEager to learnand absorb new information quickly, especially critical for individuals new to the telecom industry. Actively listens to experienced technicians and leadership, applying guidance without resistance and defensiveness. Comfortable receiving feedbackand committed to continuous professional and personal improvement. Teamwork & Communication Demonstrates a team-first mindset ; understands that tower work is collaborative and safety sensitive. Communicates clearly and professionally, reporting issues, hazards, or uncertainties immediately. Training, Certifications & Growth Requirements Ability to obtain all required MAC and industry certificationswithin specified timelines (e.g., Authorized Climber/Rescuer, RF Awareness, First Aid/CPR). Maintains compliance with ongoing training requirements, including refresher courses and new technology modules. Willingness to study, practice skills, and retain technical informationneeded to advance. Safety & Physical Requirements Strict adherence to safety protocols, no exceptions. Safety is non negotiable at MAC. Ability to meet physical demands(lifting 5075 lbs, working outdoors, climbing once certified). Strong situational awarenessand commitment to maintaining a hazard free job site. Work Ethic & Professional Conduct Positive attitude and strong work ethic, even in challenging conditions. Professional, respectful behavioron all job sites, representing MAC's core values. Ability to stay focused, adapt to changing priorities, and remain productive throughout the day.

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