Tower Technician

Day Wireless Systems•SeaTac, WA

About The Position

The Tower Technician is responsible for tower-related functions across multiple sites and field operations in the Tower Construction department. Work includes building and deconstructing towers; technically testing antennas; installing tower components, antennas, dishes, lines, and other cellular components; completing site build-outs; and grounding towers and buildings. The role requires the ability to climb towers or other structures. Tower Technicians travel and climb in teams of two. The position may require travel approximately 75% of the time. Day Wireless Systems describes itself as a full-service wireless integrator providing design, construction, licensing, sales, service, rentals, installation, and maintenance for wireless voice, data, and video applications. Founded in 1969, the company has 30 locations and more than 400 employees across California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, with opportunities for employees to grow and transfer across locations and business divisions.

Requirements

1–3+ years of experience on wireless systems or electronic equipment installations.
High school diploma or GED, plus a minimum of 1–2 years of related experience and/or training, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Ability to climb towers or other structures.
Ability to travel approximately 75% of the time may be necessary.

Nice To Haves

A valid driver’s license is preferred.
Authorized Climber and Competent Climber/Rescue certification is a plus.
OSHA Construction 10-Hour Safety Training or an OSHA 10-Hour Safety Card is a plus.
First Aid and CPR certification are a plus.

Responsibilities

Plan schedules, including crew schedules, customer contact, site access, subcontractor contact, supervisor notification, and parts ordering.
Climb various types of telecommunications towers to install antennas, dishes, cables, and stand-offs.
Build and deconstruct towers.
Dig trenches for grounding towers and buildings to R56 standards, drive ground rods, and perform cad welding.
Perform tower-related functions across multiple sites and field operations, including antenna technical testing, installation of tower components and cellular equipment, site build-outs, and grounding towers and buildings.