General Labor - Weekend Help
As a nationwide full turnkey provider of technology infrastructure solutions, including Wireline, Wireless, ISP, AV, and Engineering, we have built long-term relationships with commercial clients, service providers, and government organizations. In the role of Laborer II, you will have the opportunity to assist our wireline team in the installation of fiber optic cables for various telecommunication projects. We will provide you with all the necessary tools, training, and support to learn the trade and unlock extensive growth and development opportunities.
Showcase your mid-level laborer skills by performing various tasks such as hand digging with a shovel, setting up traffic control, operating entry-level equipment, placing fiber, loading materials, and more on safety-sensitive utility construction sites.
Demonstrate your proficiency in utility print and map reading, ensuring accurate and efficient project execution.
Utilize your experience in operating various equipment (such as directional drills, mini, plow, hydro, etc.) to contribute to project success while adhering to safety regulations.
Support the setup and shut down of utility construction projects, including traffic control, in diverse conditions, whether it's on highways, side streets, parking lots, or bustling downtown locations.
Immerse yourself in a learning environment, training alongside experienced construction crews to gain expertise in fiber installation, print reading, equipment operations, OSHA requirements, and more.
Be an integral part of the team by loading and unloading materials and equipment from vehicles at construction yards and jobsites.
Engage in on-the-job training to become an experienced operator and eventually progress into a Foreman role, further fueling your career growth.
You'll have the opportunity to travel nationwide, honing your skills and expanding your professional network. Your safety is paramount, and you'll be required to wear common protective safety equipment, including safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, hard hats, and steel-toed boots.
To be considered for this opportunity, we require a minimum of 1 year of utility construction experience and at least 6 months of heavy equipment operations, including Hydro, Drill, Mini, and Plow. A valid driver's license with a clean driving record is necessary, and a CDL License (or the ability to obtain one) is also required.
DL Class A CDLEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Showcase your mid-level laborer skills by performing various tasks such as hand digging with a shovel, setting up traffic control, operating entry-level equipment, placing fiber, loading materials, and more on safety-sensitive utility construction sites.
Demonstrate your proficiency in utility print and map reading, ensuring accurate and efficient project execution.
Utilize your experience in operating various equipment (such as directional drills, mini, plow, hydro, etc.) to contribute to project success while adhering to safety regulations.
Support the setup and shut down of utility construction projects, including traffic control, in diverse conditions, whether it's on highways, side streets, parking lots, or bustling downtown locations.
Immerse yourself in a learning environment, training alongside experienced construction crews to gain expertise in fiber installation, print reading, equipment operations, OSHA requirements, and more.
Be an integral part of the team by loading and unloading materials and equipment from vehicles at construction yards and jobsites.
Engage in on-the-job training to become an experienced operator and eventually progress into a Foreman role, further fueling your career growth.
You'll have the opportunity to travel nationwide, honing your skills and expanding your professional network. Your safety is paramount, and you'll be required to wear common protective safety equipment, including safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, hard hats, and steel-toed boots.
To be considered for this opportunity, we require a minimum of 1 year of utility construction experience and at least 6 months of heavy equipment operations, including Hydro, Drill, Mini, and Plow. A valid driver's license with a clean driving record is necessary, and a CDL License (or the ability to obtain one) is also required.
DL Class A CDLEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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