Telecom Apprentice Lineman (G)

TDX•Makakilo, HI

2d•$18 - $33•Onsite

About The Position

The Telecom Apprentice Lineman will perform overhead and underground low-voltage line construction and maintenance involving fiber optic and copper cabling systems, as well as assist with the operation and maintenance of equipment under the direction of a Lineman and/or Line Foreman. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, driving trucks, operating equipment, loading and unloading materials, climbing poles, and working from aerial personnel lift devices.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED
Ability to pass a background check, drug and alcohol screening, motor vehicle record review, and DOT physical examination
Reliable attendance and punctuality
Ability to distinguish colors for cable identification and termination
Ability to safely use hand and power tools
Willingness and ability to travel, including overnight, weekend, and extended assignments throughout Hawaii, the Pacific Basin, Alaska, and other U.S. locations as required
Ability to work overtime as needed

Nice To Haves

Valid Class A or B Commercial Driver’s License (CDL)
Lineman school certification
1–3 years of structured cabling or telecom construction experience
Industry certifications (as applicable)

Responsibilities

Performs overhead and underground low-voltage line construction and maintenance, as well as the operation and maintenance of equipment under the direction of the assigned Line Foreman.
Uses low-voltage line construction equipment including, but not limited to, stringing equipment, backhoes, derrick diggers, material handlers, and trucks.
Efficiently and safely performs line work on utility poles or from an aerial lift truck.
Successfully climbs poles and performs assigned work in a productive manner.
Builds strand, lashes cable and fiber, and performs basic pole transfers.
Demonstrates familiarity with and understanding of the use of all required tools and materials.
Maintains responsibility for verifying the condition of all vehicles, equipment, and tools provided for use in the performance of work.
Maintains organization and cleanliness of assigned trucks, both interior and exterior.
Stocks trucks with required materials and supplies for daily job assignments.
Performs vehicle inspections (VIR) and checks oil and fluid levels prior to each shift.
Loads and unloads materials.
Maintains a strong commitment to personal safety and the safety of all crew members and individuals on the job site.
Exercises sound judgment when responding to unusual or hazardous situations.
Assists with recordkeeping and maintains logs of work assigned and performed, including hours categorized by activity.
Represents TDX Corporation and BSET, LLC in a professional manner that promotes positive public relations.
Performs other duties as assigned.