Aerial Lineman

TD&I Cable•Little Canada, MN

5d•$21 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

The Aerial Lineman installs, maintains, and repairs overhead telecommunications infrastructure, including fiber optic, copper, and coaxial cable. This position works as part of a field crew to safely complete aerial construction assignments in varying terrain and weather conditions. The role requires comfort working at heights, sound judgment, dependable attendance, and consistent compliance with TD&I safety requirements and project specifications.

Requirements

Ability to safely work at heights and in and around energized or active utility environments as permitted by training and assignment.
Ability to lift, carry, and position ladders, tools, materials, and equipment associated with aerial construction; a 70 lb. ladder may be required.
Full-body mobility, including climbing, bending, twisting, reaching, kneeling, and standing or walking for extended periods.
Ability to use basic hand tools and safely operate assigned vehicles and equipment.
Valid driver’s license and driving record acceptable for the position; a Class A CDL is preferred and may be required for certain assignments.
Ability to read and understand work orders, utility prints, safety instructions, and job specifications.
Ability to pass applicable pre-employment screening and meet ongoing company and customer requirements.
Strong work ethic, dependable attendance, clear communication, teamwork, adaptability, and commitment to quality workmanship.

Nice To Haves

Working knowledge of aerial telecommunications construction and fiber optic, copper, or coaxial systems is preferred.
A Class A CDL is preferred and may be required for certain assignments.

Responsibilities

Install, lash, repair, maintain, and remove aerial telecommunications lines and cables, including fiber optic, copper, and coaxial systems.
Safely climb utility poles and work from bucket trucks or aerial lifts to access infrastructure and complete assigned work.
Set poles, install anchors and guys, place strand, and assist with cable placement as assigned.
Operate bucket trucks, aerial lifts, hand tools, and other specialized equipment in accordance with training and company policy.
Review work orders, utility prints, job specifications, and daily assignments; coordinate work with the Foreman and crew
Perform required pre-trip, post-trip, and equipment inspections and promptly report defects or unsafe conditions.
Identify job-site hazards, use required personal protective equipment, and follow TD&I, OSHA, DOT, customer, and industry safety requirements.
Troubleshoot field issues, communicate obstacles, and support timely completion of quality work.
Document completed work accurately and maintain required production, safety, and equipment records.
Maintain a professional attitude and work cooperatively with foremen, technicians, customers, and other crew members.