Aerial Construction Lineman

Posted 2 days ago

sunrise telecomRichmond (VA)

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Title: Aerial Construction Lineman Immediate Supervisor: Aerial Foreman, Director, Owner General Job Summary: To construct strand infrastructure and lash fiber cables to strand. Must have a CDL, willing to work long hours, light travel may be required. Principal duties and Responsibilities: • Operating bucket truck as well as other equipment related to aerial fiber construction • Understand how to proficiently set up the job (strand trailer, fiber trailer and caddies) • Understand clearances from the other utilities, ground, road, highway, sidewalk and nonpedestrian areas • Knowledge and ability to properly frame poles according to industry specifications • Ability to lash/over-lash single and multiple cable bundles of fiber cables • Ability to read and interpret network prints • Ability to safely climb poles using gaffs or ladders • Understand and follow OSHA safety requirements to complete the job(s) safely and efficiently • Communicate by phone frequently throughout the work day • Follow direction(s) specifically delivered from crew leader • Performs other duties as assigned.
Position Requirements: • High school diploma or its equivalent • Combination of technical training and/or experience • 1 year of relevant experience • Previous experience in a construction environment preferred • Must be able to meet physical requirement of the position • Must be able to work nights and weekends, if necessary • Must be able to work in all weather conditions. • Valid CDL required • Must be authorized to work in the United States • Must be able to pass drug, background, DOT & MVR screenings (This is not a complete listing of all duties and responsibilities. Other duties as indicated by the supervisor/manager may also apply

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