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Job Description: OSP Fiber Construction Crew – Aerial & Underground (1099 Contractor) We are expanding our OSP (Outside Plant) fiber construction operations in the Memphis area and are onboarding a full Aerial + Underground Fiber Construction Crew. This is not residential install work — this is full OSP infrastructure construction. Work includes aerial strand installation, fiber lashing, directional boring, conduit placement, handhole installation, MST placement, and fiber pulling.
What We're Looking For:
  • We are hiring one established OSP construction crew (3–5 members) capable of completing mixed aerial and underground fiber construction. Your crew must already operate together and provide your own equipment.
  • Required Crew Capabilities
  • Aerial strand installationFiber lashing (multiple fiber counts)
  • Overlash (as needed)
  • Directional boring (1–2 conduits typical)
  • Conduit placement
  • Handhole and flowerpot installationFiber pulling in new/existing conduit
  • Slack loop and terminal installation
  • Traffic control and ROW compliance
  • Daily production reporting
  • Required Equipment (CrewProvided)
  • Bucket truck or ladder truck
  • Cable lasher + strand tools
  • Directional bore rig + locator
  • Vac trailer
  • Traffic control equipment (cones, signs, barricades)PPE (hard hats, vests, boots, glasses)
  • Restoration tools
  • Smartphones/tablets for documentation
Qualifications:
  • Established OSP crew (3–5 members)2+ years aerial and underground fiber construction experience
  • Ability to read OSP prints and production sheets
  • Valid general liability insurance
  • Reliable equipment and transportation
  • Strong safety culture
How to Apply: Submit your crew details including:
  • Crew size
  • Equipment list
  • Recent OSP project experience
  • Weekly production capability
  • We will contact qualified crews immediately.

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