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An aerial lineman is responsible for constructing strand infrastructure and securing fiber optic cables to it. Essentially, they’re the people climbing up utility poles up to twenty-five feet in the air and hanging cable bundles over them.
Job Responsibility:
Operating bucket truck as well as other equipment related to aerial fiber construction
Understand how to proficiently set up the job (strand trailer, fiber trailer and caddies)
Understand clearances from the other utilities, ground, road, highway, sidewalk and non-pedestrian areas
Knowledge and ability to properly frame poles according to industry specifications
Ability to lash/over-lash single and multiple cable bundles of fiber cables
Ability to read and interpret network prints
Ability to safely climb poles using gaffs or ladders
Understand and follow OSHA safety requirements to complete the job(s) safely and efficiently
Communicate by phone frequently throughout the work day
Follow direction(s) specifically delivered from crew leader
Performs other duties as assigned
Requirements:
High school diploma or its equivalent
Combination of technical training and/or experience
1 year of relevant experience
Previous experience in a construction environment preferred
Must be able to meet physical requirement of the position
Must be able to work nights and weekends, if necessary
Must be able to work in all weather conditions
Must have a valid driver’s license
Must be authorized to work in the United States
Must be able to pass drug, background, DOT & MVR screenings
Nice to have:
Previous experience in a construction environment preferred