Welcome page Returning Candidate? Log back in! Aerial Lineman II - Morgantown, WV Job Locations US-WV-Morgantown ID 2024-3489 Category Fiber Optic Employment Type Regular Full-Time About Us Pillar Innovations is an Industrial Solutions and Service Company with over 15 years of experience in the Energy, Mining, Manufacturing, Industrial Construction, Aggregate, and Renewables Industries. The Corporate Headquarters are located in Grantsville, MD with several offices throughout the country. Position Overview

The general role of the Aerial Construction Technician II – Fiber Optics is stringing and maintaining fiber optic cable which includes pulling, tensioning, stranding, and spacing lines. This individual will troubleshoot, maintain, and repair overhead fiber lines. This position requires proficiency with new cable installs, pole transfers, strand building, lashing, make readies, and equipment mounting. The work performed will be within communications and power spaces.

This individual understands each product and supports the improvement of operational efficiency. They must be comfortable working in heights and confined spaces for this position.

The Aerial Construction Technician II reports to the Project Manager – Fiber Optics and will work primarily out of their assigned location.

What You'll Do Safely perform work in communication spacesQualify to work safely in energized spacesParticipate in work requiring pole climbingOperate basic hand tools (Cordless Drill, Hammer, Wrench, Socket Set)Inspect, mobilize, and operate a bucket truck from the cabRecord and report the sequential foot marks by the operator or groundmanResponsible for framing polesPull cable, strand, fiber, and lash, for extended periods of timeProvide framing and attachment hardware for operator, jack down guys, pull lasherAssist with worksite housekeeping duties and equipment inspectionsProvide roadway flagging support for the operation to include obtaining Flagger CertificationMonitor basic gauges to determine tension and pressure on the cable linesAttend the reel to ensure uniform deployment of strand and fiber optic cableMonitor basic gauges to determine tension and pressure on the cable linesMonitor cable during installs for appropriate tension during critical turning points and transitionsRecognize general safety hazards and electrical-specific hazards such as missing and or degraded parts and hardwareIdentify the location of and direct the navigation of the crew into Energized SpacesMonitor and maintain min/max truck stock materialsPerform minor field repairs on equipment (i.e., reel trailer, bucket and placer truck, and winder trailer)Responsible for leading projects or crewsRead and interpret design packagesResponsible for completing time and material (T&M) documentationProvide guidance in the proper use and wearing of job-specific PPEAssist with 3rd party optical ground wire (OPGW) installation oversightLead and mentor less experienced coworkersLead team members and project completions as required

 

Working Conditions

Walk / use hands to finger, handle or feel objects, tools or controls / reach with hands and arms / climb ladders and stairs / crawl / kneelClimb poles; carry, set-up and extend ladders weighing up to 65 pounds, as well as work with confidence on ladders and utility poles at heights of up to 60 feet in the air to perform tasks in communications spaces
Work indoors, outdoors, and underground in various weather conditions
Able to walk long distances
Able to lift up to 65 pounds without assistance What You'll Bring 2-4 years of relevant Fiber Optics experience preferredMastery of Aerial Construction Technician I Job DutiesSafely perform work in communication spacesQualify to work safely in energized spacesParticipate in training for pole climbingOperate basic hand tools (Cordless Drill, Hammer, Wrench, Socket Set)Inspect, mobilize, and operate a bucket truck from the cabRecord and report the sequential foot marks by the operator or groundmanResponsible for framing polesPull cable, strand, fiber, and lash, for extended periods of timeProvide framing and attachment hardware for operator, jack down guys, pull lasherAssist with worksite housekeeping duties and equipment inspectionsProvide roadway flagging support for the operation to include obtaining Flagger CertificationMonitor basic gauges to determine tension and pressure on the cable linesAttend the reel to ensure uniform deployment of strand and fiber optic cableAssist with performing minor field repairs on equipmentAssist in the completion of documentation to include record-keeping, billing, and inventory, etc.Learn to recognize general safety hazards and electrical-specific hazards such as missing and or degraded parts and hardwareValid Driver’s License is requiredPreferably begins training to obtain CDL A/BProficient in the use of the following equipment: ladders, bucket truck, man lift, cable puller, and reel stands preferredExperience operating small equipment experience (i.e., forklift, bobcat, telehandler, skid steer, etc.)Flagger CertificationMust be comfortable working at elevated heights and confined spacesAbility to climb poles up to 40’ using standard safety protocolsQualify as an Electrically Qualified Communication LinemanQualify in rigging (ex. Pole Framing)Ability to work under minimal supervisionAbility to inspect, operate, and mobilize a bucket truckAbility to apply technical expertise, evaluate problems and implement best practicesPossess an aptitude for leadership in the fieldPossess a mechanical aptitudeShow aptitude for 3rd party oversight of optical ground wire (OPGW) installationPossess verbal and written communication skills with the ability to maintain professionalismAble to read drawings to determine work placement and specificationsCompute basic math calculations and take measurementsFamiliar with Microsoft Software such as Outlook, Word, Excel, and Project How We'll Support You

Perks/Benefits

Comprehensive BenefitsHealth/Life insurance401(k) retirement planShort/Long term disabilityPaid time off and holidaysPaid lodging, per diem, and transportation provided for out-of-town workEmployee focused work environmentOn-the-job mentoring and trainingInternal job postingsPerformance and salary reviewsEmployee feedback programAdvancement through defined employee career pathsSafety-first and drug free work environmentsBonuses and incentives for working safelyCompany provided tools and basic safety equipmentPPE allowances with no restrictions on vendorsWeekly pay with premium pay for Sundays and holidaysSmart Money program with optional counseling to aid employees with financial goalsScholarship opportunities for dependent children

Additional Eligibility Qualifications

This position requires the completion of a thorough background and pre-employment drug and alcohol screening. In accordance with The Company’s Drug and Alcohol policy, employees are required to participate in random, post-accident and reasonable suspicion drug and alcohol testing as requested.

 

AAP/EEO Statement 
This Company is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer that provides opportunities without regard to any protected classes under applicable law.

 

ADA Statement

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

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