Lineman - Telecom

Quanta Services•Beaver, WV

11d

About The Position

Taylor’s Construction is seeking motivated and safety-conscious Telecom Linemen to join our expanding telecommunications infrastructure crews. This role involves hands-on work with aerial fiber and copper cable installation, lashing, strand placement, and other core aspects of aerial telecom construction. Ideal candidates will have field experience and a solid understanding of telecom safety standards and job site productivity expectations.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 2 years of experience in telecom construction or lineman work.
Basic knowledge of electricity, cabling, rigging, and safe climbing practices.
Ability to lift 50+ lbs, work at heights, and perform physically demanding tasks outdoors in all weather conditions.
Valid Class A CDL or ability to obtain one.
Current DOT medical card or ability to pass DOT physical.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with state/local clearance and right-of-way code, preferred
Prior experience with strand mapping, splicing prep, or small cell deployment, preferred

Responsibilities

Install aerial telecommunications infrastructure including strand, fiber optic cable, coaxial cable, and associated hardware.
Perform lashing and over-lashing of fiber and copper cable on aerial plant.
Read and interpret utility locates, construction prints, and permit documents.
Set up safe work zones with appropriate signage, traffic, and pedestrian control.
Attach and secure hardware (e.g., terminals, closures, guy wire, anchors) to poles, cables, and structures.
Ensure compliance with customer specifications, local codes, and safety regulations.
Conduct daily vehicle, trailer, and equipment inspections and minor maintenance (greasing, oiling, etc.).
Transport materials, tools, and equipment to and from the job site safely.
Identify and address clearance issues before installation to maintain system integrity.
Participate in all required safety briefings and job hazard analysis meetings.
Maintain a clean and organized job site, including proper vehicle and tool cleanliness.
Remain available for occasional overtime, night work, weekends, or 24-hour on-call rotation as needed.